Compound Licorice Tablets
Function and Efficacy
Licorice fluid extract is a protective antitussive and expectorant; opium powder has a strong antitussive effect; camphor and star anise oil can stimulate the bronchial mucosa, reflexively increase glandular secretion, dilute sputum, and make it easier to cough up; sodium benzoate is a preservative. The above ingredients form a compound preparation with a synergistic antitussive and expectorant effect.
Ingredients
Each tablet contains licorice extract powder (medium powder). mg, opium powder mg, camphor mg, star anise oil mg, sodium benzoate (medium powder) mg, and auxiliary materials are sucrose, magnesium oxide, talc
| Name | Description | Content | CAS NO. | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D-CAMPHORIngredients |
It can stimulate the bronchial mucosa, reflexively increase glandular secretion, dilute sputum, and make it easier to cough up. More |
464-49-3 | 2 | |
| Anise OilIngredients |
It can stimulate the bronchial mucosa, reflexively increase glandular secretion, dilute sputum, and make it easier to cough up. More |
84775-42-8 | 13 | |
| Sodium benzoateIngredients |
preservative More |
532-32-1 | 23 |
Appearance
This product is brown flakes; has a special odor, sweet taste and easily absorbs moisture.
Usage and Dosage
Orally or sublingually. Adults take 3 to 4 tablets at a time, 3 times a day.
Adverse Reactions
There is mild nausea and vomiting.
Precautions
There is no experimental evidence yet.
Drug Interactions
1. Avoid taking strong cough suppressants at the same time when taking this product. 2. If you are taking other medicines, please consult a doctor or pharmacist before using this product.
Storage
Sealed, store in a dry place.
Validity Period
24 months