Unit:
• 3700 mg per 20 Vials, 20 Vials per Pack

Manufactured by:
• Guangzhou Wangliaoji Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

Product of:
• China

Ingredients:
• Polyporus (Fu-Ling) Sclerotium
• Southern Tsangshu (Cang_Zhu) Rhizome
• Patchouly (Huo-Xiang) herb
• Fragrant Angelica (Angelica anomala Lallem.) (Bai-Zhi) Root
• Kudzu (Ge-Gen) root
• Magnolia (Hou-Po) root bark
• Massa Fermentata (fermented mix of wheat flour, sweet annie aerial parts,
cocklebur (xantium sibiricum part. Ex Widd.) aerial parts, and Smartweed (polygonum hydropiper L.) aerial parts (Shen-Chu)
• Job’s Tears (Yi-yi Ren) Seed
• Germinated Rice (Orzya sativa L) (Gu-Ya) seed
• Field Mint (Menta halpocalyx Briq) (Bo-He) herb
• Mum (Ju-Hua) flower
• Red Citrus (citrus grandis osbeck.) (Chu-Hung) Peel
• Uncaria Rhynchopyfia Stem (Go-Tang)
• Tribulus Terrestris (Ji-Li)

Functions:
• Bao Ji Wan is used as a remedy for the nearly instant relief of acid indigestion, heartburn, and gas bloat and as a hangover prevention remedy. It is also used to provide relief from nausea caused by motion sickness, stomach flu and food poisoning. Take Po Chai Pills to relieve headaches related to intestinal distress and/or intoxication; bloat from overeating; stomach flu and diarrhea.
• Use for acute symptoms of food stagnation, including epigastric or abdominal bloating, abdominal cramps, frontal headache, belching, hiccoughs, and nausea. Symptoms include poor digestion or appetite, diarrhea, abdominal pain, abdominal upset, dysphasia, and acid regurgitation. distension, pain or hyperacidity in the epigastrium, nausea, and poorly formed stools. Useful in morning sickness, motion sickness, hyperacidity, overeating, or to alleviate hangover. Helpful in stomach flu and food poisoning.

Directions:
• Adults – Take 1 – 2 vial, 4 times a day, at least 2 hours apart.
• Children – Take 1/2 vial, 4 times a day, at least 2 hours apart.

Warnings:
• Do not use if pregnant or nursing.