Active Substance & Generic Molecule Directory
Alisma Orientale in Malaysia: Registered Brands, Dosages & Price Comparison
Directory of all approved pharmaceutical brands containing Alisma Orientale registered with the National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency (NPRA) / Ministry of Health Malaysia (KKM).
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Registered Brands
Availability in Malaysia:9 Traditional (MAL-T)
Showing 9 of 9 registered brands
| MAL Reg No | Brand Formulation Name | Strength / Dosage | Classification | Registration Holder | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAL18036140TC | "TIMING" CHU LING TANG EXTRACT GRANULES | 600 mg 3 g | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | Timing Herbs Sdn Bhd | Compare → |
| MAL24106079T | `CHUANG SONG ZONG` Ze Xie 0.45g/1g Concentrated Granules | 0.45 gm 1 gm | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | GREEN HERB BIOTECH SDN. BHD. | Compare → |
| MAL23086072T | BTY ZE XIE 9g/ 9mL (Liquid) | 9 gm 9 ml | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | BTY WORLDWIDE SDN.BHD. | Compare → |
| MAL24066102TC | CAO BEN V-STRENGTH CAPSULE | 35 mg 480 mg | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | HERB & FASHION SDN. BHD. | Compare → |
| MAL26096055TC | MONKEY BOARD WU LING SAN POWDER | 0.3 g 1 g | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | YUAN SHIN INTERTRADE (M) SDN. BHD. | Compare → |
| MAL25086199TC | Nan Yao Urination Care Capsule | 63 mg 450 mg | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | Pristine Herbs Sdn. Bhd. | Compare → |
| MAL20066121T | Nature's Green Gan Kang Tablets | 450 mg 484.07 mg | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | Tong Jum Chew (m) Sdn. Bhd. | Compare → |
| MAL24116122T | Sun Ten Wu Ling San Powders | 0.3125 gm 3.0 gm | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | SUN TEN PHARMACEUTICAL MFG (M) SDN. BHD. | Compare → |
| MAL24056106T | TYT MISTURA WU LING SAN LIQUID | 2.50 gm 20.00 ml | Traditional Herbal (MAL-T) | TJ-TYT PHARMACEUTICALS (M) SDN. BHD. | Compare → |
Generic Bioequivalence & Drug Substitution in Malaysia
Generic medications registered under NPRA contain the identical active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) in identical dosage strength and route of administration as the originator brand. NPRA requires rigorous bioequivalence (BE) studies demonstrating that generic drugs deliver the exact therapeutic effect. Always confirm with your doctor or community pharmacist before switching between prescription brands.