Sale of 32 Ayurvedic medicines, including Liv 52, prohibited after discovery of fake products

Adulteration is becoming more common in Ayurvedic medications as well. Ten Ayurvedic medications were discovered to be fakes during a government examination. Additionally, 22 incidences of adulteration of allopathic drugs have been reported.

All 32 of these medications are no longer available for sale!

Among these is the well-known liver medication Liv-52. It was discovered that the combination of Mandoor Bhasma and Daruharidra in this was not up to par. Officials from the Unani and Ayurvedic communities in the area have been told to stop selling these medications.

The department is still conducting its raid. A number of medications were found to be adulterated, including the steroids Prednisolone and Betamethasone, the painkillers Iboprofen and Diclofenac, the diabetes medication Glimepiride, and the sexual arousal medication Cilidinafil.

Adulteration were found in these medicines:

Vishwas Good Health Capsules, Ayurveda - Betamethasone

Phenyl Powder - Iboprofen

Age-Fit Powder - Betamethasone

Amrit Ayurvedic Churna - Prednisolone

Slimex Powder - Prednisolone

Pain Mukti Churna - Diclofenac

Arthonil Powder - Iboprofen

Yogi Care - Betamethasone

Mican Gold Capsules - Prednisolone

Diabiant Sugar Care Tablets - Glimepiride

High Power Musli Capsules Cilinidafil Dibiog Care - Glimepiride

Health Good Syrup - Saccharin

These medications were discovered to be counterfeit

False products have been discovered to include Jwala Dadh, Rumo Pravahi, Sundari Kalp Syrup, Trayodshang Guggulu, Vedantak Vati, AciNutra Liquid, Amla Churna, Supersonic Capsule, Bosta 400 Tablet, and Bayana Plus Capsule.  Dr. Saroj Shankar Ram, the regional Unani and Ayurvedic officer, announced the arrival of an order banning thirty-two medications. Ten of these medications turned out to be bogus. The district does not manufacture these. Sales and transportation will not be permitted in such a scenario.