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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 January 23, 2013.

Medicinal ingredients

Per dosage unit, as licensed.

Ingredient	Amount	Source and potency
Mentha arvensis	59.3 mg	Herb; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 178 mg dried herb
Salix alba	28.5 mg	Bark
Ligusticum sinense cv. chuanxiong	35.6 mg	Root
Angelica sinensis	28.5 mg	Root
Ligusticum sinense cv. chuanxiong	11.9 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 35.6 mg dried herb
Peucedanum praeruptorum	19 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 57 mg dried herb
Angelica sinensis	9.5 mg	Root; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 28.5 mg dried herb
Aster tataricus	19 mg	Herb; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 57 mg dried herb
Salix alba	9.5 mg	Bark; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 28.5 mg dried herb
Crataegus pinnatifida	19 mg	Fruit; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 57 mg dried herb
Lonicera japonica	59.3 mg	Flower; 3:1 extract; equivalent to 178 mg dried herb

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

Mentha has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to disperse wind-heat for patterns of wind-heat with fever, headache, and cough. Mentha has been used in TCM to clear the head and eyes and benefit the throat for patterns of wind-heat with sore throat, red eyes, and headache. Mentha has been used in TCM to vent rashes and is used in the early stages of rashes to induce the rash to come to the surface and thereby speed recovery. Mentha has been used in TCM to allow constrained Liver qi to flow freely - for constrained Liver qi with such symptoms as pressure in the chest or flanks, emotional instability, and gynaecological problems.

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