Japanese Cosmeceutical Information
【Japan must buy】 Japanese household regular medicine
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If you don't bring some health food or medicine when you go sightseeing in Japan, you will feel like you are at a loss, because Japan is a famous longevity country. But even if you live a long life, you will occasionally get sick, catch a cold or have a headache, right? ! And why choose Japanese medicines? Because Japanese medicines have passed the quality inspection of the International Pharmaceutical Inspection Agreement (PIC/S), and this part of Taiwan is also, but the Japanese packaging is exquisite and the main focus is small and easy to take, which has won the hearts of the public~ Let us open the Japanese together. Small medicine box!
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How to increase immunity during the epidemic - 7 major health care drugs
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Under the raging epidemic, in addition to good hygiene habits and protective measures, it is more important to increase personal immunity to fight for a long time. In Taiwan's case, most of the severely ill patients and even those who died have a history of chronic diseases. Therefore, if we can strengthen physical health care in peacetime, we can effectively achieve prevention rather than cure.
【Must Buy in Japan】Bai Bao Neng, a Japanese cold medicine, is actually regarded as a drug in Taiwan!?
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When it comes to Japanese cold medicine, everyone will think of the golden package and the bright yellow powder of Baibao Neng GOLD A (パブロンゴールドA) . Biopro GOLD A is mainly used to relieve the symptoms of colds.
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【Must Buy in Japan】LION PAIR Anti-Acne Series Loved by Internet Celebrities and Celebrities
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"PIAR" is a formula specially designed for "adult acne". As you age, you step into society. Even though I am over 25 years old, acne still keeps popping up, and once it appears, it is difficult to cure. This may not be acne, but "adult acne".
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What is the meaning of the X-th drugs commonly used in Japanese cosmeceuticals?
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When you go to Japan to play, you must not miss their drugstores, but when you buy medicines and health products, have you noticed that there are often X-th medicines marked on them. What does it mean?