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Dr. Reckeweg German Homeopathic Medicine List
Dr. Reckeweg & Co. GmbH is a German homeopathic manufacturer, and its range is organised by number rather than by name — the R-series drops, the BC combinations and a set of biochemic tissue salts.
The numbering is what makes the list hard to read, so the sections below group it by what each preparation is filed under and explain the R, BC and X notation.
How the R-Series Numbering Works
Each R number is a fixed combination formula. R3 is one recipe, R43 is a different one, and the number is the identifier — it is not a strength, a dose or a sequence.
The name and the number both matter
Most listings carry both, as Corvosan (R3) or Herbamine (R43). People who learned the range from a practitioner usually know the number; people who learned it from a pack often know the name.
Searching either works on the grid above, and checking the number before ordering is worth the few seconds — adjacent numbers are unrelated formulas.
Only part of the series is stocked here
The full R-series runs well past two hundred numbers and the range listed on Arogga is a subset of it. A number that does not appear on the grid is not stocked here, whatever the manufacturer produces.
Heart and Blood Pressure
- Dr. Reckeweg Cephabol High Blood Pressure Drops (R85) and Dr. Reckeweg Hypertension Drops (R185)
- Dr.Reckeweg Vernadon (R58) and Dr.Reckeweg Aurum Muriaticum Natronatum 6X
Under Heart & Blood Pressure Care.
Do not stop a prescribed blood pressure medicine
This is the most important sentence on this page. High blood pressure usually causes no symptoms at all, so it cannot be judged by how you feel, and stopping treatment because you feel well is how strokes and heart attacks happen.
Anything taken alongside a prescription should be mentioned to the doctor who wrote it. Keep taking the readings, and keep the appointments.
Chest pain is an emergency, not a purchase
Chest pain or pressure, breathlessness, pain spreading to an arm or jaw, sudden weakness on one side, or a drooping face all need emergency care immediately. Nothing on this page is for any of those.
Digestion, Liver and Gut
- Dr.Reckeweg Sinistronex (R39) and Dr.Reckeweg Piles (BC17) — under Chronic Gastrointestinal Disorders.
- Dr. Reckeweg Natrum Phosphoricum 12X Tablet 20g — under Digestive & Gut Health.
- Dr.Reckeweg Carduus Hepatic Drops (R131) and Dr.Reckeweg Pankropatin (R72)
Symptoms that need investigating rather than treating
Blood in the stool, black or tarry stools, vomiting blood, difficulty swallowing, unexplained weight loss, or a change in bowel habit that lasts more than a few weeks. All of those need a doctor and a diagnosis.
Piles are common and usually harmless, but rectal bleeding is not something to assume is piles without being examined.
Yellowing of the eyes or skin needs same-week attention
Jaundice has causes that range from minor to serious and none of them is diagnosed at home. Dark urine, pale stools, persistent upper-right abdominal pain and jaundice together are a reason to be seen quickly.
Joints and Musculoskeletal
Under Bone & Joint Health.
Joint symptoms worth taking to a doctor
A joint that is hot, red and swollen; morning stiffness lasting more than half an hour; several joints affected symmetrically; or pain that wakes you at night. Those patterns point at conditions where early treatment changes the outcome.
Back pain with numbness, weakness in a leg, or any loss of bladder or bowel control is an emergency.
Immunity and General Health
- Dr.Reckeweg Corvosan (R3), Dr.Reckeweg Herbamine (R43) and Dr.Reckeweg Imbelion (R54) — under Immunity Boosters.
- Dr.Reckeweg Laryngin (R45) and Dr.Reckeweg Gripfektan (R6)
- Dr. Reckeweg Natrum Sulphuricum 12X Tablet 20g — under General Health.
A fever that does not settle needs looking at
In this country a fever lasting more than two or three days should be checked for dengue and typhoid, both of which are common and neither of which is diagnosed by how it feels.
Bleeding gums, a rash, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting or a falling platelet count are reasons to be seen the same day.
Blood Sugar, Bladder and Other Preparations
- Dr. Reckeweg Insulin Drops (R130) — under Diabetes & Blood Sugar Control.
- Dr.Reckeweg Cystophylin (R18), Dr.Reckeweg Cobralactin (R17) and Dr.Reckeweg Purhaemine (R60)
- Dr.Reckeweg Headache (BC12) — under Mental Health & Neurology.
- Dr.Reckeweg Teething Troubles (BC21) — under Dental & Oral Care.
Diabetes is monitored by numbers, not by feel
Blood sugar control is judged by readings and by the three-monthly test, and a prescribed diabetes medicine or insulin is not something to reduce or stop on your own. Doing so is how people end up in hospital.
Tell the doctor about anything else being taken, because it belongs in the same conversation as the readings.
Urinary symptoms in some groups need seeing quickly
Burning, urgency and frequency are common and often settle, but fever with back pain, blood in the urine, or symptoms in a man, a child, a pregnant woman or someone with diabetes should be assessed rather than self-treated.
Biochemic Tissue Salts and the X Potencies
- Dr. Reckeweg Silicea 6X Tablet 20g and Dr. Reckeweg Calcarea Phosphorica 12X Tablet 20g — the two most looked-up listings in the range.
- Dr. Reckeweg Magnesium Phosphoricum 6X Tablet 20g
What 6X and 12X mean
The X is a decimal scale and the number is how many times the dilution step was repeated. A 12X has been through the step twice as often as a 6X, which means it is the more dilute of the two, not the stronger one in the ordinary sense.
Because higher numbers do not mean more of the substance, picking a potency by assuming bigger is better gets the scale backwards. The potency is part of what is being asked for and should be checked on the listing.
The BC numbers are combinations of these salts
A BC preparation is a fixed mixture of several tissue salts rather than a single one, which is why those listings are named for a complaint — Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Teething Troubles — instead of for an ingredient.
What “German Homeopathic Medicine” Means Here
Many people look for German homeopathic medicine as a category rather than for this brand by name, and what they are usually asking is whether the pack is the imported original.
Check the pack, not the listing photograph
Look for the manufacturer name and address, the batch number and the expiry date on the carton and the bottle, and for an importer’s details. A product with no batch number or no importer marking is worth questioning wherever it was bought.
Where the manufacturer runs a verification code, use it. Where a seller cannot answer a straight question about where stock came from, that is an answer.
Store the drops sensibly
Keep bottles upright, capped, out of direct sunlight and away from heat, and do not store them next to strongly scented things. Do not let the dropper touch the tongue or a glass, which is how a bottle gets contaminated.
Using These Alongside Conventional Medicine
The single rule that matters: nothing here replaces a prescribed medicine, and none of it is a reason to delay seeing a doctor.
Tell the doctor and the pharmacist what you take
Include anything homeopathic, herbal or occasional. Most people leave it out because the question sounds like it is about prescriptions only, and it is not.
Raise it before surgery, during pregnancy and whenever a new prescription is written.
Children, pregnancy and long-term conditions
Take advice before giving anything from this range to a young child, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or alongside treatment for a long-term condition such as diabetes, heart disease, epilepsy or thyroid disease.
A registered homeopathic practitioner is the person to choose a preparation and a potency. This page lists what is stocked; it does not prescribe.
Where Dr. Reckeweg Sits on Arogga
This page collects one manufacturer. The homeopathy shelves collect one kind of complaint across manufacturers, which is the comparison to make when a number here is unavailable.
Potencies and stock change, so the listing is the record for both.
About Dr. Reckeweg & Co. GmbH
Dr. Reckeweg & Co. GmbH is a German homeopathic manufacturer whose R-series of fixed combination formulas is the part of its range that travelled furthest outside Germany. The range on Arogga is a subset of the series, with the BC combinations and a handful of biochemic tissue salts alongside it.
The tissue salts draw more interest here than the drops, with Silicea and Calcarea Phosphorica ahead of everything else.
The name is typed as Dr. Reckeweg, Dr.Reckeweg, Drreckeweg and simply Reckeweg, and occasionally as Doctor Reckeweg or Dr Rechweg. All of them are the same company.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does the R number mean?
It identifies a fixed combination formula, and nothing else — it is not a strength, a dose or a sequence. R3 and R43 are unrelated recipes, and adjacent numbers have nothing to do with each other, so the number is worth checking before ordering.
2. Is a 12X stronger than a 6X?
No — it is more dilute. The X is a decimal scale and the number counts how many times the dilution step was repeated, so a higher number means the step was done more often. Choosing by assuming bigger is stronger gets the scale backwards.
3. The number I want is not on the list. Can I get it?
Not here. The full R-series runs well past two hundred numbers and the range stocked on Arogga is a subset, so a number absent from the grid is not available, whatever the manufacturer makes.
4. How do I check a pack is the imported original?
Look on the carton and the bottle for the manufacturer name and address, the batch number, the expiry date and an importer’s details, and use the manufacturer’s verification code where one is printed. A pack with no batch number or importer marking is worth questioning.
5. Can I stop my blood pressure or diabetes medicine?
No. Both conditions are judged by readings rather than by how you feel, and stopping treatment because you feel well is how strokes, heart attacks and hospital admissions happen. Tell the doctor who wrote the prescription about anything else you take.
6. What is the difference between an R number and a BC number?
An R preparation is a combination formula identified by number. A BC preparation is a fixed mixture of biochemic tissue salts, which is why those are named for a complaint — Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Teething Troubles — rather than for an ingredient.
7. How should the drops be stored?
Upright, capped, out of direct sunlight and away from heat, and not next to strongly scented things. Do not let the dropper touch the tongue or a glass, which is how a bottle gets contaminated.
8. ড. রেকেওয়েগ কি বাংলাদেশে পাওয়া যায়, দাম কত?
হ্যাঁ, উপরের তালিকায় যেগুলো দেখা যাচ্ছে সেগুলো এখন স্টকে আছে। প্রতিটি পণ্যের বর্তমান দাম, সাইজ ও পোটেন্সি সেই পণ্যের নিজস্ব পেজে দেওয়া আছে — এই লেখায় কোনো দাম লেখা নেই, কারণ দাম বদলায়। তালিকায় না থাকা R নম্বর এখানে পাওয়া যাবে না।