Homeopathic Standards

Samuel Hahnemann
(1755 - 1843)

The Founder of Homeopathy

Physician, chemist, physicist and scholar.

AAHP: Promoting Integrity, Quality and Trust Since 1923

The American Association of Homeopathic Pharmacists promotes excellence in the practice of homeopathic pharmacy, ensuring that their members retain compliance with requirements, criteria, and published guidelines. By maintaining an appropriate regulatory and legislative climate with governmental bodies, AAHP promotes positive relations and beneficial legislation and provides outreach via education, public relations, and research support.

Historical Remedies is a standing member of the American Association of Homeopathic Pharmacists and has served on the education committee.

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Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938

Homeopathic medicines are recognized and regulated as official medicine under the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act. Unlike dietary supplements, homeopathic medicines are subject to regulatory processes that resemble those that apply to allopathic medications. Under the FDCA, homeopathic medicines are required to meet well-defined conditions outlined in the Compliance Policy Guide (CPG) created by the FDA.

U.S. Food and Drug Association

The FDA regulates homeopathic medicines according to monographs — detailed, empirical studies — published in the drug reference handbook which is governed by the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia Convention of the United States (HPCUS). The Food and Drug Association's criteria for inclusion in the HPUS require that a homeopathic drug product be determined by HPCUS to be safe and effective and prepared according to HPUS specifications.

Historical Remedies is in full compliance with FDA requirements. It's products contain all HPUS compliant active ingredients and are properly labeled for over-the-counter use.