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Search at http://www.info.pmda.go.jp/psearch/html/menu_tenpu_base.html,
which will show you whole DI (drug information) sheet.
For instance, typing "$B%o%s%"%k%U%!(B" at $B0lHLL>!&HNGdL>(B section will show
you two results. You will look at the sheet of one of them, then find the
name "Onealfa" at $B>&I8L>(B section and generic name "alfacacidol" at $B0lHLE*(B
$BL>>N(B.
Searching with "$B%U%k%+%`(B" I found "Flucam" at $B>&I8L>(B and "ampiroxicam"
at $BM-***@.J,$K4X$9$kM}2=3XE*CN8+(B (at the bottom!).
Searching with "$B%b%S%i!<%H(B", not "$B%b%S%i!<%I(B", I found "Mobilat". But
since it is a mixture of 3 constituents, I could only find the names in
Japanese: $B%X%Q%j%sN`;wJ*<A(B 2.0mg/g, $BI{?U%(%-%9(B 10.0mg/g, $B%5%j%A%k;@(B 20.0mg/g.
$B1Q<-O:(B <http://www.alc.co.jp>, an outstanding English$B"N(BJapanese dictionary,
told me the translations: heparin-like material, adrenal gland extracts,
and salicylic acid.
I cound not find any result for "$B%b!<%P!<%8%g!<(B". Do you have the drug
itself to find any mark or logo on the tablet?
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