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Rumex acetosella whole is an allergen extract derived from the entire sheep sorrel plant, a perennial flowering herb in the Polygonaceae family. It is primarily utilized as a diagnostic tool in clinical allergy testing, such as skin prick tests or in vitro assays, to identify hypersensitivity to sheep sorrel pollen or plant components. The extract contains a complex mixture of proteins and other plant constituents, including anthraquinones and oxalates. While the plant has historical uses in traditional herbal medicine, this specific product is standardized or prepared for use as an in vivo or in vitro diagnostic agent for allergic rhinitis and hay fever.
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