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Product listings were last updated on 10/10/2024
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Aconite
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HOR1149/001/001
Authorised: 11/03/2011
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Arnica
Tablet

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HOR1149/031/001
Authorised: 31/03/2017
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Arnica
Pillules

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HOR22892/002/001
Authorised: 29/10/2010
Nelsons GmbH
SPC
Arnica
Tablet

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HOR23380/001/001
Authorised: 23/09/2022
Weleda AG
Belladonna
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HOR1149/006/001
Authorised: 11/03/2011
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Bryonia
Pillules

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HOR1149/007/001
Authorised: 29/10/2010
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Coldenza 6C Tablets
Tablet

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HOA1149/005/001
Authorised: 23/12/2016
A. Nelson & Company Limited
SPC PIL IPAR
Colica Colic Granules
Granules

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HOA1149/001/001
Authorised: 31/05/2019
A. Nelson & Company Limited
SPC IPAR
Euphrasia
Pillules

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HOR1149/011/001
Authorised: 29/10/2010
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Gelsemium
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HOR1149/012/001
Authorised: 11/03/2011
A. Nelson & Company Limited
GRAPHITES
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HOR1149/013/001
Authorised: 21/04/2011
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Hypericum
Pillules

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HOR1149/015/001
Authorised: 29/10/2010
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Nat. mur. 6X
Oral solution

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HOR0652/001/001
Authorised: 07/04/2017
New Vistas Healthcare Ltd
Nelsons Arnicare Arnica Cream
Cream

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HOA23352/003/001
Authorised: 09/11/2018
Pharmaceutical Business Consultants Limited
SPC PIL IPAR
Nelsons Rhus tox Cream
Cream

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HOA1149/010/001
Authorised: 09/11/2018
A. Nelson & Company Limited
SPC IPAR
Noctura 6C tablets
Tablet

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HOA1149/003/001
Authorised: 15/05/2020
A. Nelson & Company Limited
SPC PIL IPAR
Nux vom
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HOR1149/023/001
Authorised: 11/03/2011
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Pollenna 6C tablets
Tablet

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HOA1149/006/001
Authorised: 18/10/2019
A. Nelson & Company Limited
SPC PIL IPAR
Rhus tox
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HOR1149/025/001
Authorised: 29/10/2010
A. Nelson & Company Limited
Ruta grav
Pillules

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HOR1149/026/001
Authorised: 29/10/2010
A. Nelson & Company Limited

Homeopathic Medicines

Homeopathic Medicines are distinct from other types of medicines, such as Herbal Medicines or Pharmaceutical Drugs, although they can be prepared from these sources.  This distinction comes from the methods used in their preparation as well as the principles on which they are prescribed.

Preparation of Homeopathic Medicines involves the use of minute amounts of substances, which are dissolved, further diluted and succused (mixed) in a manner designed to activate their healing potential, while concomitantly eliminating side effects; which could arise from using the original substances.   

In 1992 the EC Directive 92/73/EEC, taking into account the unique nature of Homeopathic Medicines, (high dilution factor), made provision for a simplified registration procedure, for these medicines, to be implemented in Member States.

This registration procedure is specific for Homeopathic Medicines placed on the market without therapeutic indications and in a form and dosage, which do not present risk to the patient.

This directive was transposed into Irish law under S.I. 142 of 1998.  The Health Products Regulatory Authority as the competent authority is responsible for the implementation of this registration scheme in Ireland.  Accordingly in 2002 the Simplified Registration Scheme for Homeopathic Medicinal Products was launched.  

In addition to the Simplified Scheme the EC Directive also allowed for the introduction of ‘Specific Rules’ in Member States ‘relating to the toxicological and pharmacological tests and clinical trials of homeopathic medicines in accordance with the principles and characteristics of homeopathy as practised in that Member State’.  This facilitated the establishment of National Rules for a New National Rules Scheme that can be applied to homeopathic medicines that do not qualify for the simplified scheme; e.g. Homeopathic Medicines making therapeutic claims. The National Rules Scheme was given a legal basis by the publication in July 2007 of the Medicinal Products (Control of Placing on the Market) Regulations, S.I. 540 of 2007.     

Homeopathic medicinal products can be licensed in three ways:-

  1. by registration under the Simplified Registration Scheme
  2. authorisation under the National Rules Scheme 
  3. where appropriate products can also be submitted for full product authorisation (PA)      

 

For more information, please see the HPRA Guide to the Registration of Homeopathic Medicinal Products and the HPRA Guide to the National Rules Scheme for Homeopathic Medicinal Products for Human use.

To download the Application for Renewal of a Marketing Authorisation / Simplified Registration Homepathic Medicinal Product please visit the HMA site here