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Tolak Angin

Not available in the US

Common in Indonesia

Active ingredient: Ginger, Mint, Fennel, Cloves, Honey, and others

Tolak Angin is not available in the US

Why it isn't sold here

Traditional jamu herbal supplement with no direct US pharmaceutical equivalent; regulated as dietary supplement.

What's in it

  • Ginger (Zingiberis Rhizoma) (US name: Ginger extract)Available as dietary supplement in US, not an FDA-approved OTC drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Mint (Menthae arvensitis Herba) (US name: Cornmint / field mint extract (Mentha arvensis))Distinct species from true peppermint (Mentha x piperita); original 'Peppermint' label is a species misnomer. Marketed as dietary supplement/flavoring in US, not FDA-approved as a drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Fennel (Foeniculi Fructus) (US name: Fennel extract)Culinary spice/dietary supplement in US, not an approved OTC drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Cloves (Caryophylli Folium) (US name: Clove leaf extract)Culinary spice/dietary supplement in US, not an approved OTC drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Honey (Mel depuratum) (US name: Honey)Ordinary food ingredient; 'supplement' is the closest available bucket, but it is not FDA-regulated as a drug or classic DSHEA supplement.Sold as a supplement
  • Isorae Fructus (Helicteres isora fruit) (US name: Helicteres isora (Indian screw tree fruit) extract)Omitted from original list. Not commonly sold/regulated in US; would fall under unregulated botanical/supplement status, not an approved drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Nutmeg (Myristicae Semen) (US name: Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) extract)Omitted from original list. Culinary spice/dietary supplement in US; not FDA-approved as a drug. High doses linked to myristicin toxicity/psychoactive effects -- clinically relevant safety caution.Sold as a supplement
  • Cardamom (Amomi Fructus) (US name: Cardamom (Amomum compactum) extract)Omitted from original list. Culinary spice/dietary supplement in US, not an approved OTC drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Cinnamon (Burmanni Cortex) (US name: Cassia cinnamon (Cinnamomum burmannii) extract)Omitted from original list. Culinary spice/dietary supplement in US, not an approved OTC drug; cassia-type cinnamon's coumarin content is a known hepatic caution at high chronic doses.Sold as a supplement
  • Gotu kola (Centellae Herba) (US name: Gotu kola (Centella asiatica) extract)Omitted from original list. Dietary supplement in US, not FDA-approved as a drug; rare hepatotoxicity reported in case literature -- safety-relevant caution, especially combined with other hepatotoxic agents.Sold as a supplement
  • Parkia seed (Parkiae Semen) (US name: Parkia (Parkia sp.) seed extract)Omitted from original list. Not commonly available or regulated in US; unregulated botanical, not an approved drug.Sold as a supplement
  • Oak moss (Usneae Thallus) (US name: Usnea (usnic-acid-containing lichen) extract)Omitted from original list -- significant safety gap. Sold as a weight-loss/dietary supplement in US; usnic acid has documented US case reports of severe hepatotoxicity and acute liver failure. Not an FDA-approved drug.Sold as a supplement

Ingredient statuses are shown for information only. This is not a substitute for the product and not medical advice.

Bringing it into the US

The FDA generally does not allow importing unapproved medicines. Personal importation is only a limited enforcement discretion — typically up to a 90-day supply for a serious condition with no US treatment, and controlled substances are effectively barred. Do not buy from gray-market pharmacies.

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