Cough and expectorant as an alternative to ACC Acute / ACC 400 or 600
Author
Mechthild Spreckels in collaboration with an employee of her regular pharmacy
The alternatives were developed by Mechthild Spreckels in collaboration with a staff member at her regular pharmacy. Many of the medications mentioned above are not covered by health insurance. You will have to pay for them yourself. You can discuss these alternatives with your doctor or pharmacist. You may need to try one or more of the medications to find the right alternative for you.
TIP: Get a private prescription and collect the receipts. You can claim the expenses as extraordinary expenses on your tax return.
- Ambroxol (chemical)
- Soledum Eucalyptus
- Prospan and Hedelise = made from ivy leaves
- Tussanamy Cough Expectorant = Thyme Herb
- Bronchicum = from primrose + thyme
- Mucosolvan (chemical)
- Monocpax (homeopathic remedy)
- Wick – Cough Relief = made from guaifenesin + honey
- DHU – Viroplozt (homeopathic remedy)
- Broncholind – Cough Syrup = made from ribwort plantain
- Bronchial select
- Bryonia Similiaplexc Pascoe
- Coltsfoot tea (6 x 1 cup daily)
- Ppytohustil = made from marshmallow
- Weleda Cough Elixir = made from marshmallow
- Hustel – Heel (homeopathic remedy)
- Bromhexine drops (max. 90 drops/day)
- Bromhexine tablets
- sage
- Lungwort
- Fagusan
- Angocin = from maple leaf + lilac extract
- Phellandrium aquatium D3 (homeopathic remedy) made from water fennel
