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Approved Alternative Medicine/ Dhivehi Beys List ` Maldives Food and Drug Authority Ministry of Health Republic of Maldives Document No: MTG / RE-AH/Li0018/2018/0001 APPROVED ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE/ DHIVEHI BEYS LIST PRODUCT PRODUCT NAME INGREDIENT WITH STRENGTHS MANUFACTURER / COUNTRY DOSAGE FORM REGISTERED BY DATE OF NO OF ORIGIN REGISTRATION AD 1 Yunnan Baiyao Capsule Pseudoginseng (Panax pseudoginseng) 200mg,Chinese Yam ( Yunnan Baiyao Group Co. Ltd, Capsule Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 Dioscorea opposita) 7mg,YamRhizome (dioscorea hypolglauca) 12.5mg, China Maldives Sweet Geraniu,(Erodium stephanianum)12.5mg, Galangal Rhizome(Alphinia officinarum)18mg AD 2 Musk Hemorrhoids Ointment Musk 32.4%,Bezoars 10%, Calamine 12.8%, Pearl 15.4%,Amber Wu Han Mayinglong Ointment Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 13.2%,Borax 14.4%,Borneol 1.8% Pharmacuticals Group Co. Ltd, Maldives China AD 3 Long Dan Xie Gan Wan pills Gentiana Scabra Root 14%, Bupleurum Chinese Root 14%,Alisma Wu Han Mayinglong Tablet Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 Plantago Aquatica Rhizome 14%, Rehmannia Glutinosa Root -raw Pharmacuticals Group Co. Ltd, Maldives 14%,Angelica sinesis root 7%, Gardenia Jasminoides Fruit 7%, Akebia China Trifoliate Stem 7%, Plantago asiatica Seed 7%, Glycyrrhiza Uralensis root 7% AD 4 Lotus Slimming Capsule Rhizoma Alismatis 28%,Folium Nelumbinis Extract 45%,Fructus Dali Pharmaceutical co.Ltd, Capsule Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 crataegi 27% China Maldives AD 5 Hua Hong Tablets Emilia sonchifolia 16.3%, Hed yotis diffusa wall 18.4%,Urenalo bata L Dali Pharmaceutical co.Ltd, Tablet Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 21.9%,Mallo tusapelta ( lour)Muell-Arg 8.5%, Rhodo Myrtus Tomentosa China Maldives ( Ait) Hassk 14.7%,Thlaspi arrensa L 7.5%,Spatholobus Suberectus Dunn 12.7% Name: Alternative/Herbal medicine List /Rec. No.: MTG/RE-AH/Li 0018 Issue No.: 02 Issued Date: 14.02.2018 MTG Division, MFDA Rev. No.: 01 Rev.Date:14.02.2018 1 Authorized By: DDG, Pharmaceuticals Section: Regulation AD 6 Gui Ling Ji Capsules Squama Manis 15mg,Encephalon Passeris 10mg,Radix Achyranthis Dali Pharmaceutical co.Ltd, Capsule Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 Bidentatae 10mg,Flos Caryophylli 15mg, Encephalon Passeris 10mg, China Maldives Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae 10mg,Herba Cynomorii 5mg,Radix Rehmanniae preparata 5mg,Fructus Psoraleae 10mg,Semen Cuscutae 5mg,Cortex Eucommiae 5mg,Fossilia Spiriferis 10mg,Herba Cistanches 10mg,Radix et Rhizoma Glycyrrhizae 10mg,Radix Asparagi 5mg,Herba Epimedii 10mg,Halitum 5mg,Fructus Amomi 5mg,Radix Ginseng 50mg, Cornuu Cervi Pantotrichum 10mg, Hippocampus 10mg,Fructus Lycii 10mg AD 7 Yang Xue Sheng fa Jiaonang Prepared Rehmannia Root 10.8%,Angelica Sinesis 6.12%,Notopterygium Beijing Tong Ren Tang co.Ltd, Capsule Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 Root 3.58%,Pawpaw 6.1%,Hemlock Parsley Root 5.45%,Herb Ace China Maldives AD 8 Yin Qiao Jie Du Wan Lonicera japonica flower 18%, Forsythia suspense fruit 18%,Arctium Shan Xi Guang Yu Yuan Guo Capsule Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 lappa fruit 11%,Platycodon grandiflorum root 11%,Platycodon Limited company of Chinese Maldives grandiflorum root 11%,Mentha haplocalyx herb,Glycine max bean-prep Medicine ,China 9%,Glycyrrhiza uralensis root 9%,Lophatherum gracile herb, AD 9 Bu Zhong Yi Qi Wan Pills Lonicera japonica flower 18%, Arctium lappa fruit 11%, Platycodon Lan Hou Foci Pharmacutical Tablet Natural Care, Male` 28.09.2011 grandiflorum root 11%,Mentha haplocalyx herb, Glycine max bean-prep Factory, China Maldives 9%,Glycyrrhiza uralensis root 9%,Lophatherum gracile herb, Schizonepeta tenuifolia herb 6%, Schizonepeta tenuifolia herb 6% AD 10 Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan Pills Radix Astragali 27.78%, Rhizoma Astractylodis Macrocephalae 8.33%, Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Natural Care, Male` Radix codonopsis 8.33%,Radix angelica sinensis 8.33%, Pericarpium Factory, China. Maldives citric reticifugae 8.33%, Rhizoma cimicfugae 8.33%,Radix bulpeuri recence 2.78%,Zizphi jujubae,Radix rehmannae 29.63%,Radix angelica sinesis 7.41%,Fructus sinesis AD 11 Jian Pi Wan Pills Radix Codonopsis 16%,Fructus Crataegi 12%,Rhizoma Aurantii Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Natural Care, Male` Immaturus 24%,Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae 16% ,Fructus Hordei Factory, China. Maldives Germinatus 16% Name: Alternative/Herbal medicine List /Rec. No.: MTG/RE-AH/Li 0018 Issue No.: 02 Issued Date: 14.02.2018 MTG Division, MFDA Rev. No.: 01 Rev.Date:14.02.2018 2 Authorized By: DDG, Pharmaceuticals Section: Regulation AD 12 Yu Dai Wan Pills Radix Rehmanniae Preparata 12.5%,Radix Paeoniae Alba Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Natural Care, Male` 15.625%,Radix Angelica Sinesis 9.375%,Rhizoma Chuanxiong Factory, China. Maldives 3.125%,Cotex Phellodendri 6.250%,Rhizoma Alpiniae Officinarum 6.250%,Cortex Ailanthi 48.875% AD 13 Dang Gui Su Pills Radix Angelicae Sinesis 100%, Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Chinese Health Care, Factory, China. Male` , Maldives AD 14 Xiao Yao Wan Pills Radix Bupleuri 14.286% , Radix Angelicae Sinesis 14.286% , Radix Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Natural Care, Male` Paeoniae Alba 14.286%, Rhizoma Atractylodis Macrocephalae Factory, China. Maldives 14.286%,Poria 14.286%, Rhizoma Zingiberia Recens 14.286%,Radix Glycyrrhizae 11.428%, Herba Menthae 2.856% AD 15 Xiang Sha Liu Jun Zi Wan Radix Bupleuri 14.286% ,Radix Angelicae Sinesis 14.286%,Radix Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Natural Care, Male` Paeoniae Alba 14.286%,Rhizoma Atractylodis Macrocephalae Factory, China. Maldives 14.286%,Poria 14.286%,Rhizoma Zingiberia Recens 14.286%,Radix Glycyrrhizae 11.428%,Herba Menthae 2.856% AD 16 Jin Suo Gu Jing Wan Pills Semen Astragali Complanati 16.67% ,Semen Euryales 16.67%,Os Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Natural Care, Male` Raconis 8.33%,Stamen Nelumbinis 16.67%,Concha Ostreae Factory, China. Maldives 8.33%,Semen Nelumbinis 33.33% AD 17 Fu Ke Zhong Zi Wan Pills Radix Rehmanniae Preparatea 23.53% , Rhizoma Chuanxiong 8.82%, Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Chinese Health Care, Folium Artemisae Argyi 8.82%,Radix Scutellariae 5.89%,Rhizoma Factory, China. Male` , Maldives Cyperi 11.76%, Radix Paeoniae Alba 5.89%, Cortex Eucommiae 11.76%, Radix Angelicae Sinesis 8.82% ,Colla Corri Asini 5.89%, Radixi Dipsaci 8.82% Name: Alternative/Herbal medicine List /Rec. No.: MTG/RE-AH/Li 0018 Issue No.: 02 Issued Date: 14.02.2018 MTG Division, MFDA Rev. No.: 01 Rev.Date:14.02.2018 3 Authorized By: DDG, Pharmaceuticals Section: Regulation AD 18 Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao San pills Herba Menthae 32.66% , Rhizoma Chuanxing 16.33% , Herb Lan Zhou Foci Pharmacuticals Tablet Chinese Health Care, Scizonepetae 16.33% ,Radixi Saposhnikoviae 6.12%, Rhizoma Seu Factory, China. Male` , Maldives Radix Notopterygii 8.16%, Radixi Angelicae Dahuricae 8.16%,Radixi Glycyrrhizae 8.16%,Herba Asari 4.08% AD 19 Ashtachooram powder Officianale, Piper longumn, Piper nigram,Carum carvi, Trachy Sri Dhanwantari Matam Powder ADK Company Pvt Ltd, sepermum ammi Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Male`, Maldives AD 20 Rasnadi chooram Powder for Pipper lonum,Piper nigram,Pluchea lancelota,Cedrus Sri Dhanwantari Matam Powder ADK Company Pvt external use deodrara,Glycyrrtiza glabra,Picrorrhiza glabra,Pierorrhiza kurroa,Cyperus Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Ltd, Male`, Maldives rotundus,Sida alba,Caxuma longa,Sidegartusa AD 21 Thaleesapathradi choornam Abies webbiana lindle,Cynnamomum zeylanicomnees,Pipper Sri Dhanwantari Matam Powder ADK Company Pvt powder for external use longumm,Piper nigrum,Zingiber officinale,Cinchona officinale Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Ltd, Male`, Maldives AD 22 Special Chyavanaprasam (In Body rejuvinator for internal use ( presentation: In traditional clay pots of Sri Dhanwantari Matam Traditional ADK Company Pvt Kashayam) 300 g)Gemelina arborea,Aegle marmelos,Vilis vinifera,Desmodium Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Clay Ltd, Male`, Maldives gangeticum,Embilica officinale,Solanum indicum,Pseudathira viscida,Phaseolus trilobus,Teramnus labialis ,Premana latifolia,Piperlongum,Boerhavia diffusa,Cow Ghee 15ml,Gingely oil 5ml,Cane Sugar 10ml,Molostermma adakodien AD 23 Abhayarishtam Kashyam Termainalica chebula,Phyllanthus embilical,Piper Sri Dhanwantari Matam Oral ADK Company Pvt longunm,Feronia elephantum,Symplocos laurina,Piper nigrum,Cinesugar Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Suspension Ltd, Male`, Maldives 0.25ml AD 24 Ashokaristam Kashayam Saraca asoca,Cane Suga Sri Dhanwantari Matam Oral ADK Company Pvt Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Suspension Ltd, Male`, Maldives Name: Alternative/Herbal medicine List /Rec. No.: MTG/RE-AH/Li 0018 Issue No.: 02 Issued Date: 14.02.2018 MTG Division, MFDA Rev. No.: 01 Rev.Date:14.02.2018 4 Authorized By: DDG, Pharmaceuticals Section: Regulation AD 25 Amrutarishtam liquid for internal In KashayamTinospora cordifolia,Aegle marmelos,Desmodium Sri Dhanwantari Matam Oral ADK Company Pvt use.In Kashaym gangeticum,Pseudarthira viscida,Tribulus terrestris Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Suspension Ltd, Male`, Maldives AD 26 Dasamoolarishtam KashayamGemlina arborea,Desmodium gangeticum,Pesudasthria Sri Dhanwantari Matam Oral ADK Company Pvt viscida,Solanum indicum,Plumbago roseae,Tribulus tessistris,Acacia Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Suspension Ltd, Male`, Maldives summa,Cedrus deodare,Schleichera trijuga,Tinospora cordifolia AD 27 Balarishtam Kashayam , Sida acuta burn and root,Withania somnifera,Cane sugar Sri Dhanwantari Matam Oral ADK Company Pvt Ayuruvedics Pvt. Ltd, India Suspension Ltd, Male`, Maldives AD 28 Dasamoola Kaduthrayam Uraria picta,Gmelina arbora,Solanum indicum, Desmodium gangeticum, Sri Dhanwantari Matam Oral ADK Company Pvt Kashyam
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