Allen Homeopathy Drops List: The Complete A-Series Guide From A1 to A93

If a doctor or a pharmacist has handed you a number like A15 or A29 and you are now trying to work out what it actually treats, you are in the right place. This page is the official Allen homeopathy drops list, covering every A-Series drop from A01 to A93 in one place. Each row tells you the code, the full product name, the health area it belongs to, and what the drop is indicated for. Every entry links straight to its own product page, so you can move from a number on a prescription slip to the correct bottle in under a minute.

The A-Series is the best known range Allen Homoeopathy makes. It is a set of ready-to-use homoeopathic drops, each one formulated for a specific complaint and given a number instead of a long clinical name. That numbering keeps things simple at the counter, but it also creates a small problem: unless you already know the system, A44 and A63 look identical on paper even though they are meant for different situations. This guide fixes that.

What the Allen A-Series Actually Is

Allen Homoeopathy manufactures a wide catalogue, including mother tinctures, biochemics, biocombinations, tonics, ointments, external oils and nutraceuticals. The A-Series sits apart from all of these. It is a range of specialty drops in which several classical homoeopathic medicines are combined in one bottle, aimed at one clearly defined complaint.

So instead of a patient buying three or four separate remedies for acidity, the A-Series puts a considered combination into a single 30 ml bottle and labels it A15. The idea is convenience without guesswork. A person walks in, says the number, and walks out with the right product.

The short answer, if you are in a hurry: the Allen A-Series drops are numbered in the order they were launched, not by health category, and the full Allen homeopathy drops list below shows all 91 live products with their indications. Scroll to the searchable table, type your number, and you will have your answer.

The full range currently runs from A01 to A93. A few numbers in that span, namely A34 and A39, are not part of the active catalogue at the moment, so the live range works out to 91 products. We have kept this list matched to what is actually available, not to what the numbering suggests, because a list that sends you to a page that does not exist is worse than no list at all.

How the Allen A-Series Numbering Works

This is the question we get asked most, and the honest answer is refreshingly simple: the numbers are sequential, not categorical. A01 is not the first skin drop and A50 is not the fiftieth skin drop. The numbers were assigned in the order the products were introduced to the range over the years.

That means you cannot look at A67 and guess anything about it from the number alone. You have to read the name. The early numbers cover the common, everyday complaints that the range started with, such as pain, fungal skin trouble, cold and sinus, constipation and dental issues. The later numbers reflect what was added as the range grew, which is why concerns like chronic anxiety, cholesterol, ovarian cysts and chronic kidney care all sit in the eighties and nineties.

There is one small pattern worth knowing. Drops for related concerns were sometimes introduced together, so you will find respiratory products clustered around A61 to A66, women's health clustered around A70 to A74, and kidney markers clustered around A86 to A92. It is a loose pattern, not a rule, but it does help when you are scanning the table.

The Complete Allen Homeopathy Drops List From A01 to A93

Use the search box to type a number, a product name or a symptom. Use the dropdown to narrow the table to a single health area. Every product name links to its own page, where you will find the composition, the indications and the current price.

Showing all 91 A-Series drops.

 

Download the Allen Homoeopathy Product List PDF

If you deal in Allen products, or you simply want the full catalogue saved on your phone for offline reference, we have put together a single downloadable file. It covers the complete A-Series along with our Speciality Drops, Speciality Tablets, Biochemics, Biocombinations, Tonics, Ointments, External Oils and Nutraceuticals, each with its product code and direct link.

Download the complete Allen Homoeopathy product list PDF

Pharmacists and stockists find this version most useful, because the codes are printed exactly as they appear on the label. If you are placing a bulk order, quoting the code from this PDF removes any confusion about which variant you mean.

Allen A-Series Drops Grouped by Health Concern

The table above is the fastest way to look up a number you already have. This section works the other way round. If you know the complaint but not the code, start here. It is the same Allen homeopathy drops list, simply reorganised by health area so you can narrow down to two or three likely codes and then compare them.

Pain, Bones and Joints

This is one of the biggest clusters in the range. A01 handles everyday muscular pain. A19 is the general joint pain drop. A28 is aimed at rheumatic pain that shifts from joint to joint and gets worse in damp weather. A03 is for joint swelling, A32 for gout linked to uric acid, A48 for cervical and lumbar spondylitis, A67 for back pain and A29 for sciatica running down the leg.

Digestive Care

Fourteen drops sit in this group. The most commonly bought are A15 for gas and indigestion, A44 for severe acidity and ulcer tendency, A63 for reflux and heartburn, and A70 for irritable bowel syndrome. Others cover constipation, loose motions, dysentery, colic, piles, fissures and nausea.

Skin Care

A04 works as the general blood purifier for pimples and dull skin. A11 is for eczema, A27 for psoriasis, A54 for rashes, A56 for hives and A02 for fungal infections. A21 addresses white patches and A31 addresses warts.

Respiratory and Immunity

The cough drops are deliberately split. A49 is for dry cough, A62 is for cough with phlegm, and A61 is for the spasmodic whooping type cough. Around these sit A05 for cold and sinus, A35 for asthma, A65 for bronchitis, A66 for lung infection recovery, A75 for allergy and A85 for eosinophilia.

Kidney and Urinary Care

A20 is the general kidney and bladder drop, A71 targets urinary tract infection, and A37 is for stone tendency. A86, A87 and A92 relate to kidney function markers, while A83 is made for bed wetting in children.

Women's Health and Men's Health

Women's health covers A22, A36, A72, A73, A74, A90 and A91, spanning discharge, painful periods, menopause, hormonal balance, ovarian cysts and fibroids. Men's health currently centres on A42 for prostate concerns.

Mind, Nerves and Sleep

A25 supports sleep, A77 covers day to day stress, A78 is for long standing anxiety and A79 for low mood. A24 and A58 both deal with head pain, A41 supports memory, A80 addresses vertigo and A93 supports people trying to reduce alcohol dependence.

Heart, Liver, Hair, Eye and Metabolic

Heart and circulation covers A40, A50, A60, A88 and A89. Liver care includes A18, A23 and A76. Hair concerns are handled by A14, A46, A53 and A82. Eye, dental and throat covers A07, A12, A38, A47 and A51. Metabolic and hormonal support comes from A08 and A52.

Allen A1 to A93 Uses: How to Choose Between Two Similar Numbers

This is where most people get stuck, and it is worth spending a minute on. Several drops look interchangeable until you read the wording closely. Here is how to separate the common pairs.

A15, A44 and A63. All three touch acidity. A15 is for the everyday version: gas, bloating and heaviness after a heavy meal. A44 steps up to persistent hyper acidity and ulcer tendency. A63 is specifically for reflux, where acid rises and burns behind the chest bone.

A49, A62 and A61. Judge by what comes out. Nothing brings up means A49. Phlegm brings up means A62. Cough in violent bouts, usually in a child, points to A61.

A24 and A58. A24 is built for migraine and nerve pain, often one sided and severe. A58 is the general headache drop for tension and stress related head heaviness.

A19, A28, A32 and A48. A19 is general joint pain. A28 is rheumatic pain that moves around. A32 is only for gout where uric acid is the driver. A48 is spine specific, for neck and lower back.

A11, A27, A54 and A56. A11 is eczema, A27 is psoriasis with silvery scaling, A54 is a general rash and A56 is urticaria with raised itchy wheals. The pattern of the eruption decides the choice, not the itch.

When two numbers still seem equally suitable, the sensible move is to describe your symptoms to a qualified homoeopathic practitioner rather than to guess. The range is designed to be specific, and matching the right code to the right symptom picture is what makes it work.

How to Read Allen Drops Indications Correctly

Every entry in this Allen homeopathy drops list carries a short line describing what the drop is indicated for. Those lines are written to be practical, but they are worth reading with a little care, because Allen drops indications describe a symptom picture rather than a diagnosis.

Take A54 as an example. The indication mentions itchy rashes and red patches. That does not mean every rash needs A54. It means the drop was formulated for that general presentation. If your rash comes with raised wheals that appear and disappear within hours, the picture actually matches A56 instead. The wording points you towards a fit, and your own symptoms decide the final choice.

The same applies to organ names. A23 mentions the liver and gall bladder, but that does not make it a treatment for every liver report. It reflects the traditional use of the combination inside the bottle. If a blood test has flagged something, take the report to a physician first and let the prescription decide the number.

One more habit that helps: read the indication for the two numbers on either side of yours. Because related products were often introduced together, the neighbouring codes frequently cover a nearby complaint, and reading them makes it obvious whether you have picked the right one.

Standard Dosage and How to Take Allen Drops

Unless your physician has advised otherwise, the general practice with A-Series drops is to take the recommended number of drops in a small quantity of water, a few times a day. The exact dose is printed on every carton and on every product page, and it can vary from one drop to another, so always read the label of the specific bottle you have bought.

A few practical habits help. Take the drops away from meals rather than immediately after eating. Avoid strong flavours such as coffee, raw onion, garlic and mint around the time you take the dose, since these are traditionally considered to interfere. Keep the bottle tightly closed, away from direct sunlight and strong smelling substances. Do not touch the dropper to your mouth or to your palm, because that can contaminate the remaining contents.

The Difference Between A-Series Drops and Mother Tinctures

Buyers often ask whether they should take a numbered drop or a mother tincture for the same problem, so this distinction matters.

A mother tincture is a single medicine prepared from one source. It is the base preparation, and a practitioner selects it because that one substance matches the patient's symptom picture. It carries the name of the source, such as Guatteria Gaumeri or Phytolacca Berry, not a number.

An A-Series drop combines several such medicines that are traditionally used for one complaint, in fixed proportion, in one bottle. It is designed for the person who wants a straightforward product for a defined problem without building a combination themselves.

Neither one replaces the other. A prescribing physician may well use a mother tincture where a single remedy clearly fits, and reach for a numbered drop where a broader combination suits the case better. If you were told a number, buy the number. If you were told a Latin name, you need the mother tincture.

Where to Buy Genuine Allen Drops

Because the A-Series is widely stocked, it is also widely listed by resellers, and product information on those listings is not always accurate. Codes get mixed up, pack sizes get described wrongly, and outdated indications get copied from one site to another. That is one of the reasons we built this page.

The safest route is to buy from our official website or from an authorised stockist. On our own product pages you will find the current composition, the correct pack size, the official indication and the live price. If you are comparing an Allen homeopathy price list from a third party marketplace, cross check the code against the Allen homeopathy drops list above first, because a wrong number is a wrong medicine.

Genuine packs carry the Allen Homoeopathy branding, a clear batch number, a manufacturing date and an expiry date. If any of these are missing or look tampered with, do not use the product.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Allen A-Series numbered?

The numbers are sequential and reflect the order in which products were added to the range. They are not grouped by health category, so you cannot work out what a drop treats from its number alone. The active range runs from A01 to A93, with A34 and A39 not currently in the catalogue, giving 91 live products.

What is the difference between A-Series drops and mother tinctures?

A mother tincture is a single medicine prepared from one source and identified by its name. An A-Series drop is a fixed combination of several medicines aimed at one specific complaint and identified by a number. Drops suit a defined complaint, tinctures suit individualised prescribing.

Can I take two A-Series drops together?

Some people are advised to take more than one, for example one for a main complaint and another for a related one. This should only be done on the advice of a qualified homoeopathic physician, who will also tell you how to space the doses. Do not combine drops on your own.

Where can I buy genuine Allen drops?

Buy from the official Allen Homoeopathy website or from an authorised stockist. Check that the pack carries proper branding, a batch number and an expiry date, and confirm the code matches the complaint you are treating.

What is the standard dosage for Allen drops?

The dosage differs from one product to another, so follow the instruction printed on your bottle or the guidance on the product page. As a general habit, take the drops in a little water, away from meals, and avoid strong flavours around dosing time.

Is there a complete Allen homeopathy product list I can download?

Yes. The downloadable PDF linked earlier on this page covers the full catalogue, including the A-Series, speciality drops and tablets, biochemics, biocombinations, tonics, ointments, oils and nutraceuticals, with codes and product links.

How to Use This Allen Homeopathy Drops List Day to Day

This page exists for one reason: a number on its own is not information. With the complete Allen homeopathy drops list in front of you, a code like A29 or A70 stops being a puzzle and becomes a decision you can make with confidence. Bookmark it, search the table when a number comes up, and follow the link through to the product page for composition and dosage before you buy.

If you are a dealer or a practitioner, the downloadable product list PDF will save you more time than this page will, since it covers the entire catalogue in one file. And if you are ever unsure between two similar numbers, ask a qualified homoeopathic physician rather than choosing by name alone.

Written by Chandan Mandal, Kolkata.

Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general awareness and product navigation only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult a qualified homoeopathic physician before starting any medicine, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking other medication or managing a long term condition.