Qiju Dihuang Wan (Tongrentang)

Qiju Dihuang Wan (Tongrentang) to improve vision is an ancient Chinese remedy for eye diseases, known in China as Qiju Dihuang since the 17th century from the Qing Dynasty.
It tones and nourishes the kidneys and liver. When the energy of Yin liver and kidney are close to emptiness, tear in the wind, blurred vision, photophobia, dizziness and tinnitus happen to occur.
Qiju Dihuang Wan protects and nourishes the liver, improves the nutrition of the corneal cells of the eye, improves metabolic processes in the eyeball, lowers lipid levels in the blood, it has anti-inflammatory and immunity-enhancing action, lowers blood pressure, prevents the development of diseases of the cardiovascular system and atherosclerosis.

Indications for use:
dryness and fatigue in the eyes;
weakening of visual acuity;
lacrimation;
inflammation of the nipple of the optic nerve;
age-related cataract;
early degree of senile macular degeneration;
atrophy of the optic nerve;
conjunctivitis, keratitis, residual effects after inflammatory eye diseases;
short-sightedness (especially simultaneously with deafness and ringing in the ears);
hypertension, hyperlipidemia;
neurasthenia, dizziness;
consequences of concussion of the brain;
hepatitis.

Qiju Dihuang Wan (Tongrentang) Dosage: 6 gram per time, 2 times per day.
Contains 60g.
Manufacturer: Beijing Tongrentang