Conco TM

Yes: licensed in Canada

The product licence is active. Whether the product is actually on the market is a separate, voluntary notice; the official record shows it.

Licence status Active; licensed December 24, 2012; licence last revised February 19, 2013.

Medicinal ingredients

Per dosage unit, as licensed.

Ingredient	Amount	Source and potency
Mentha arvensis	93.8 mg	Herb
Ligusticum wallichii	18.77 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 56.3 mg dried herb
Phyllostachys nigra	6.27 mg	Leaf; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 18.8 mg dried herb
Lonicera japonica	56.3 mg	Flower
Mentha arvensis	31.27 mg	Herb; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 93.8 mg dried herb
Crataegus pinnatifida	56.3 mg	Fruit
Angelica sinensis	18.8 mg	Root
Schizonepeta tenuifolia	18.8 mg	Aerial parts
Ligusticum wallichii	56.3 mg	Root
Hemerocallis fulva.	18.8 mg	Root
Schizonepeta tenuifolia	6.27 mg	Aerial parts; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 18.8 mg dried herb
Angelica sinensis	6.27 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 18.8 mg dried herb
Phyllostachys nigra	18.8 mg	Leaf
Ligusticum canadense	6.27 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 18.8 mg dried herb
Ligusticum canadense	18.8 mg	Root
Lonicera japonica	18.77 mg	Flower; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 56.3 mg dried herb
Hemerocallis fulva.	6.27 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 18.8 mg dried herb
Phragmites communis	18.8 mg	Root
Phragmites communis	6.27 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 18.8 mg dried herb
Crataegus pinnatifida	18.77 mg	Fruit; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 56.3 mg dried herb

The licence’s own wording. Directions, doses, cautions and warnings are on the official record and the label.

Mint herb, Chuam Xiong, Chinese catnip have been used in traditional Chinese medicine to clear and expel wind.

Hypromellose