You can compare up to 3 remedies. There are two ways you can input the remedies:

1. type slowly the first letters of the remedy you want to compare in the search box, on the left handside. A list of remedies starting with the few letters you entered will appear below the text box. Click on the remedy you want, from the list or keep typing until the name auto complete itself.

2. Alternatively click on the 'Show remedies' link beside each remedy input box. You can then select the remedy by alphabetical order.

Important: abbreviations only are used for the remedy search, for example 'Arn.' for Arnica

Once the remedies are entered correctly, select which category of symptoms (chapter) you are interested in. You have 5 different chapters, that you can select individually, or select the 'all' option to view them all in one go.

Finally, decide to display only the similar or different symptoms and click on the 'Search' button.

The result will vary based on wether you decide to display similar or different symptoms. Let's take an example.

you have chosen to compare Sulfur and Sepia, With display of different symptoms, in chapter 'Modalities'.

The result is displayed in red. It will give you:

1. For Sulfur: The modalities Sulfur has and Sepia doesn't have
2. For Sepia: The modalities Sepia has and Sulfur doesn't have

Therefore, if you find one ore more of the modalities in a characteristic expression

1. of Sepia in your case, it is a strong indication for Sepia
2. of Sulfur in your case, it is a strong indication for Sulfur

(How does this work? BCS is searching through all modality rubrics of GA. If it finds for example Sepia in a modality rubric, and can't find Sulfur in the same rubric for example "riding on a horseback Agg." this modality will be displayed under Sepia).

Now you've got a valuable list of symptoms (each of them is highly characteristic), which you can use as:

1. A questionnaire for your case.
2. A valuable list to study your remedies by comparison.

you have chosen to compare Sulfur and Sepia, With display of similar symptoms, in chapter 'Parts'.

The result shown is displayed in black and it will give you:

1. For Sulfur: The Parts which Sulfur and Sepia affect in common
2. For Sepia: The Parts which Sepia and Sulfur affect in common

(How does this work? BCS is searching through all parts rubrics of GA. If it finds for example Sepia in a part rubric like bloodvessel, and it finds Sulfur in the same rubric too, this rubric will be displayed under Sulfur and Sepia).

Now you've got a valuable list of symptoms (each of them is highly characteristic), which shows you the parts of the body Sulfur and Sepia are affecting in common.

A print option is available, to generate PDF files, which will reflect your results. You can even personalise the PDF file with the current date and/or the Patient Name if required.
You will then be able to print them, or save them on your local hard disk for future references.