NPN licence lookup

Every natural health product sold legally in Canada has an 8-digit NPN (or DIN-HM for homeopathic products) on its label. Enter it to see the licence Health Canada issued: who makes it, what is in it, and the warnings that come with it.

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Found in Health Canada's licence database

Zinaxin

Licence number
80000262
Licence holder
Jamieson Laboratories Ltd./ Nutricorp International
Dosage form
Capsule
Route
Oral
Licensed
January 13, 2005
Application type
Compendial

Medicinal ingredients

Amount in each capsule.

IngredientAmountSource
Zingiber officinale255 milligrams

Recommended use, as listed by Health Canada

Helps prevent nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness, postoperative nausea and seasickness. Helps relieve digestive upsets/disturbances including flatulence, spasm indigestion and constipation. Helps to relieve pain associated with menstruation. Traditionally used as a spasmolytic. Traditionally used to treat dysmenorrhea and ovarian neuralgia.

Warnings on the licence

Known Adverse Reactions

Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding.

Cautions and Warnings

Consult a qualified health care practitioner before you use if you have gallstones, a blood coagulation disorder, if you are taking blood thinners. Consult a health care practitioner if underlying condition requires continued use for more than 5 days. Consult a qualified health care practitioner if abdominal discomfort, heartburn and/or an irritant effect in the mouth and throat persists.

Non-medicinal ingredients

Colloidal silicon dioxide, Coconut oil, Gelatin, Glycerol, Yellow beeswax, Titanium dioxide, Copper chlorophyllins

Dose: follow the product label. PharmoniQ does not give doses. To confirm the licence is still active, check Health Canada's database.

About this lookup

Results come live from Health Canada's Licensed Natural Health Products Database. A licence means Health Canada reviewed the product's safety, quality and claims. It does not mean the product is right for you. To search by product name or company, use Health Canada's own search.

General information, not medical advice. Ask your pharmacist before combining products.