BTW, if my calculations are correct 30C is one part daisy in 1060 parts water or 1:1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000 
Yup, your calculations are impeccable, as is the number of zeroes. This dilution is below
Avogadro’s Limit by a factor of 10
36, which in turn means (and I won’t bore you with the details of the calculation) that the statistical probability of finding just one or more particles of the
Bellis Perenis extract in one litre of homoeopathic dilution is roughly 1 in 30,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, or about the same as throwing 45 consecutive sixes with a fair die.
It is also interesting to note that current estimates for the number of protons in the universe are around 10
80 and a molecule of H
2O has ten protons, which affords a different view of the quoted dilution. If all the matter in the universe was water, there would be about 10
79 H
2O molecules into which 10
19 particles of
Bellis Perenis extract are mixed. But 10
19 molecules of water corresponds to about 0.3 microlitres of water, or about 1/17,000
th of a teaspoon. So in effect we have about 1/17,000
th of a teaspoon of ingredient diluted in a universe of water.
All of which illustrations will likely not do a single thing to disabuse proponents of homoeopathy of their silliness.
'Luthon64