The contents of one of Hahnemanns' medicine cases as shown in Bradford:

pot Number
6 3
9 2
12 21
18 19
24 47
30 50
sum 142

Gathering data from other sources we can get some ideas of what Hahnemann did in his final years.

As we can see from this data, the 'late Hahnemann' strongly preferred the potencies 24 and 30 above all others (68% = 2/3 of his prescribing). As is also clear, the vast bulk of his prescribing (96%) was done with just 4 potencies - 12, 18, 24 and 30

6. The LM's he used in many different ways and asserted that they--a. could be repeated very frequently without aggravation or harm and
b. maintained continuous stimulation of the vital healing force. The LM's appear therefore to be mainly a product of his impatience with slow cases!

7. In his early days in Paris he mainly used 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 and 30 potencies He then progressed to using the 200 and the 95. These remedies were often repeated frequently every day sometimes twice a day, or more up to a max of 6 times a day! He often used widely different potencies in the same case, going lower for acute conditions and higher for chronic work. He tended to use LM's for chronic and the centesimals for any acute symptoms that emerged.

8. He often repeated remedies very frequently. He abandoned the centesimal potencies mainly because of their power to produce aggravations. He suspected that the higher dilutions (above 30) would increase aggravations and he was very cautious about them. He used two remedies at once when he felt it necessary. He treated most symptoms as they came up.