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Japanese over-the-counter medicines, explained from the label, with the brands you know from home.

Look up Japanese over-the-counter medicines by name, ingredient or the brand you use at home.

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PR · Rakuten Ichiba, ケンコウlife

Rappa Seichoyaku BF

ラッパ整腸薬BF

Quasi-drugStomach and digestionfine granules

Made by Taiko Pharmaceutical

Active ingredients

Lactomin (lactic acid bacteria), 18 mg per 3 sachets ラクトミン
Bifidobacterium, 24 mg per 3 sachets ビフィズス菌
Dimethylpolysiloxane (simethicone-type defoamer), 180 mg per 3 sachets ジメチルポリシロキサン

Label says it is for: Bowel regulation (regulate bowel movements), abdominal bloating, loose stools, constipation

Where to buy: Quasi-drug: usually on open shelves in drugstores, supermarkets and convenience stores.

Barcode (JAN): 4987110003144