Yamaneerat Osot (Maniratos) — Thai Traditional Herbal Lozenges Formula No.56, 200 pcs

Maneerat Osot (Yamaneerat Osoth) No.56 — traditional Thai herbal lozenges, 200 pieces

Maneerat Osot No.56 is a Thai-registered traditional herbal medicine supplied as small lozenges for slow dissolution in the mouth. It is not ordinary candy or a vitamin supplement: the product follows a traditional Thai herbal formula and carries registration number G108/40.

The compact lozenges are designed to dissolve gradually. This format is convenient when a person wants to soothe an uncomfortable throat, freshen the mouth or use a traditional botanical preparation without brewing a herbal decoction.

Thai labelling traditionally positions the formula for cough, expectoration and dizziness, as well as general tonic use. These traditional indications do not establish that the lozenges treat heart, lung, neurological or blood disorders.

The bottle contains 200 herbal lozenges. Allow them to dissolve slowly, do not consume them as sweets and do not exceed the directions printed on the current package.

What kind of product is it?

Formula No.56 combines aromatic plants, flower-derived ingredients and spices known in traditional Thai pharmacopoeia. The lozenges have a pronounced spiced herbal flavour with characteristic liquorice and botanical notes.

The product may also be found online as Yamaneerat Osoth No.56, Maneerat Osot Number 56, Thai herbal lozenges or Thai herbal pills. It should not be used as a substitute for prescribed medicine. Persistent cough, breathlessness, chest discomfort or recurrent dizziness requires medical assessment.

Chest pain or pressure, fainting, significant breathlessness, an irregular heartbeat or sudden weakness requires urgent medical attention rather than reliance on herbal lozenges.

Botanical ingredients in the formula

The Thai product description lists the following plants and spices:

• lotus pollen or stamens;
• pikul flower — Mimusops elengi;
• bunnak flower — Mesua ferrea;
• jasmine;
• sarapi flower — Mammea siamensis;
• nutmeg;
• chalud — Alyxia reinwardtii;
• Angelica dahurica;
• lime;
• liquorice.

Excipients may vary. Anyone allergic to pollen, spices or other botanical ingredients should check the complete ingredient list on the bottle before use.

How to use

1. Place the lozenges in the mouth and allow them to dissolve slowly rather than chewing several at once.
2. Available Thai directions for this product state 3–5 lozenges per serving, 3–4 times daily.
3. Do not exceed the amount printed on the current package in your possession.
4. Stop self-treatment and seek medical advice if symptoms persist, become worse or repeatedly return.

Mandatory batch check

Do not purchase or use the product if the bottle is marked production lot 10 with a manufacturing date of 10 October 2024.

The Thai FDA reported that the tested sample from this lot did not meet the microbiological requirement for total aerobic microbial count. The notice relates to the specified lot, so the lot number and manufacturing date must be checked directly on the bottle.

Precautions

• Do not use production lot 10 manufactured on 10 October 2024.
• Do not use if allergic to any ingredient in the formula.
• Liquorice may be unsuitable for people with high blood pressure, heart or kidney disease, or potassium disturbances.
• Seek medical advice if taking medicines for blood pressure, heart conditions or oedema, or medicines that affect blood clotting.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding people and children should use the product only after professional advice.
• Do not use the lozenges to self-treat heart disease, panic attacks, anaemia or a persistent cough.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and children.

Product details

• Product name: Yamaneerat Osoth No.56
• Form: traditional herbal lozenges
• Contents: 200 pieces
• Thai registration number: G108/40
• Country of origin: Thailand

Frequently asked questions

What is Maneerat Osot No.56?

It is a Thai-registered traditional herbal medicine supplied as small lozenges that dissolve slowly in the mouth.

How are Thai herbal lozenges No.56 used?

Allow the lozenges to dissolve slowly. Available Thai directions state 3–5 pieces 3–4 times daily, but the directions on the current package always take priority.

Does Maneerat Osot treat heart disease or panic attacks?

No. The product's traditional positioning does not establish that it treats heart disease, panic attacks or other serious conditions.

Can the lozenges be used for a persistent cough?

They do not replace diagnosis of the cause of a cough. Seek medical advice if coughing persists or occurs with fever, blood, chest pain or breathlessness.

Which Maneerat Osot batch should not be used?

Do not purchase or use production lot 10 manufactured on 10 October 2024. The Thai FDA reported that the tested sample failed a microbiological requirement.