Kofrut Rawa Flavour Lozenges

Each Lozenges Contains:

Pharmacological properties of the herbs:

• Menthol (Phudina satva): It is a powerful, expectorant and demulcent and an excellent mouth fresher.
• Adulsa (Adhatoda vasica): It is a potent bronchodilator antiallergic (antihistamine) and expectorant agent used successfully in the treatment of common cold, whooping cough, chronic bronchitis and asthma.
• Kantakari (Solanum xanthocarpum): It is used to treat sore throat and tonsillits.
• Miri ( Piper nigrum): It has powerful anti-tussive and expectorant properties and also acts as anti-inflammatory angent.
• Sunth (Zingiber offcinate): It is very useful in controlling and curing chronic and repetitive cough/cold bouts.
• Mulethi (Glycyrrhiza glabra): It is used as an expectorant, for the treatment of asthma, acute and chronic bronchitis, due to its anti-inflammatory and mild mineralocorticoid like action.
• Amla (Embelica offcinalis): It is a powerful medicine used in cough, bronchitis, hemoptysis, tuberculosis and as rejenuvating agent. It also acts as an Immunostimulant anti-inflammatory and prevents recurrence of disease.
• Haldi (Curcuma longa): It is very strong immunomodulator, antiallergic and anti-inflammatory agent. It also acts as a mucolytic and helps to remove excess cough.
• Kattha (Acacia catechu): It is herbal mouth fresher and good astringent. It has a proven antihistamine action, xby which it helps reduce symptoms of allergic rhinitis.
• Tulsi (Ocimum santum): It is regarded as the most important remedy for respiratory diseases and has strong antitussive and antibacterial activity. It acts as an expectoran.
• Saunf (Foeniculum vulgare): It is a respiratory stimulant, expectorant and also acts as an anti-tussive agent.
• Baheda (Terminalia Belerica): It has a powerful action in acute/chronic cough, bronchitis, sore throat and common
  cold.
• Pipali (Piper longum): It is a time-tested medicine for cough and common cold and other respiratory tract infections due to its excellent expectorant properties.
• Kakadshing (Pistacia integrrima): It helps in clearance of mucus from airways, bronchi and trachea. Acts as
  expectorant and manages the hiccoughs.
• Harad (Terminalia chebula): It is very effective in chronic cough. It is a proven antihistaminic agent, which relieves
  allergic disorders of respiratory tract.

• Kofrut Lozenges being an herbal formula, no serious drug interactions are reported.

• Kofrut Lozenges are indicted for the relief of cough and sore throat.
• Kofrut Lozenges provides fast relief in dry and wet cough, cough due to smoking, irritants and infection, whopping cough and cough of unknown etiology.
• Kofrut Lozenges also acts as an excellent mouth fresher and is useful in relieving foul breath due to smoking or chewing tobacco.

• Stop using Kofrut Lozenges if Patients who are allergic to any of the ingredients of the product.

• Because of its pure and natural origin, Kofrut Lozenges are safe if used therapeutically in pregnant women and to nursing mother. However, it should be used with caution and under medical supervision during pregnancy and lactation.

• In sever uncontrolled diabetes, Kofrut Lozenges should be taken only after consulting physician, as these are prepared in a sugary base.

• Being an herbal product, Kofrut Lozenges are not reported to exert any adverse effects.

Adults: 1-2 teaspoonfuls thrice a day
Children: ½-1 teaspoonful thrice a day OR as advised by the Physician
Shake well before use.

• In case of accidental overdosage, supportive treatment should be employed.

• Blister of 8 Lozenges.

• Store in a dry place below 25°C.
• Protect from direct sunlight.
• Keep out of the reach of Children.
• 60 months.

Store in a dry place, below 25°C
Protect from light.
Keep medicines out of reach of children

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