SO WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE between the New Era and Schuessler Tissue Salts? Why do different companies sell tissue salts by different names? Are they different types of tissue salts?
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Although Dr. Reckeweg preparations are sold in more than 40 countries worldwide, most are made in Bensheim, a small town in Germany’s Hessische Bergstraße region. During time different companies have marketed the Schuessler Salts 'under license' as they say using their own branded name and packaging, with permission to manufacture, but by and large with the same historical recipe created by Herr Schüßler. So in the UK for a long while we got used to only seeing the name New Era variety, which were for some time manufactured in Hull, and their market popularity has been high for that reason. As time passed other companies broke into the UK market such as the Australian one Martin Pleasance, and there are others today. But the original ones are and have always been the Dr Reckeweg brand which you see on our site in the orange packaging. Although the active ingredients are the same there are subtle differences in the 'other ingredients' which are added by the different companies that produce them under license. For example the New Era range contain biotin and melt more quickly but otherwise conform to the same process as first invented by Wilhelm Heinrich Schüßler.
Customers really do have their own preferences, whether they prefer to crunch them in their mouth or let them dissolve quickly. Generally speaking there isn't any variation in taste. Perhaps it's best to try the different ones and make your own mind up. In practice they work the same way. The New Era Tissue Salt brand is no longer manufactured in the UK and are currently owned by an Italian company who produce them under license to Dr Reckeweg in Germany. The Schuessler Tissue Salts sold on this website are produced by Dr Reckeweg in Germany directly and, like the New Era Salts, imported into the UK.
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