ID-Vit

Consumer Medicine Information (CMI)

ID-VIT
 •    Ingredients and active components
Made of extract of root of the Asian plant, Panax ginseng L.
Each ginseng tablet contains 185 mg standardized dried root extract of Panax ginseng L.
The Ginseng root contains the ingredients below:

• A combination of triterpene saponins called ginsenosides.
• Polysaccharides and volatile oil.
• Polyenes including falcarinol and falcarindiol.

 
•    What ID-VIT is used for 

• Helps in treating physical and psychological problems such as fatigue, physical weakness, irritability and lack of concentration.
• Boosts the immune system and decreases the recovery time.
• Studies show that Ginseng significantly enhances antibody titer and natural killer cell levels.

 
•    How ID-VIT works 
The Asian Panax ginseng L. is a universal plant filled with energy. Ginseng has been used in China as an herbal tonic for thousands of years. In the ninth century, worldwide traditional medicine practitioners prescribed this plant as a medicine for their patients. The Asian Ginseng is cultivated in the mountains of China and is prescribed worldwide; it is one of the rarest and most expensive herbal medicines worldwide. Ginseng is used as a tonic and stimulant.  It can also be used in different forms such as infusion. Many studies have been performed on the healing effects of this drug. These studies include the treatment of neurological problems, improvement of the immune system function, revitalizing tonic, tonic in the recovery postpartum period, treatment of sexual problems (especially in men), destruction of cancer cells, improvement of memory and learning ability, cholesterol reduction, etc. Furthermore, this drug has been proven to have positive effects on these diseases. The pharmacological functions of Ginseng on different tissues have been related to the ginsenosides present in the plant.
 

•    Before you take ID-VIT
‎When NOT to take it 
People with asthma, acute infections, excessive bleeding during menstruation or epistaxis, and high blood pressure, should not take this drug.
Taking during Pregnancy and Lactation
No complication or adverse effect regarding the use of this drug has been reported during pregnancy and lactation.
 

•    Taking ID-VIT
‎How and when to ‎take it 
One tablet should be taken daily with water after breakfast or lunch.
‎ How long to take it 
In case of any physician recommendation, continue taking it until the visible symptoms of deficiency have improved.
 
‎What to do if you miss a dose 
If you miss a dose of ID-Vit, try to take it as soon as remember if it’s almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose and take your next dose at the regular time. Do not take two doses of it at the same time.
 

•    While you are taking ID-VIT
‎Things you ‎must not do ‎ 
Concurrent use of this drug with stimulants such as caffeine and amphetamine are not recommended.
 

•    Side effects 
The results from controlled clinical trials show that there is no mentionable adverse effect with the prescribed doses of Ginseng but taking too much of it can cause symptoms such as low blood pressure, nervousness, insomnia, nausea, and skin problems.
 

•    After taking it
‎Storage 

• Store in a dry place, keep away from direct sunlight and below 25 °C.
• Keep out of sight and reach of children.

‎Disposal 
Do not put into sewer lines. Dispose of in the everyday rubbish bin.‎
 

•    The Product ‎ 
‎What ID-VIT looks like 
Dosage Form: Tablet
Packaging: 3 blisters each one containing 10 tablets inside cardboard package; patient information leaflet inside.
 
‎Manufacturer 
This product is made from high quality local and imported herbs organically planted and ‎harvested. It has been formulated by ‎Iran Darouk Pharmaceuticals.‎