Local Products Selection Guide

Essential pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and medical supplies for home health care

About Local Products

Local products encompass pharmaceutical-grade food additives, medical supplies, and quasi-drugs that meet Japanese Pharmacopoeia standards. These versatile items serve both traditional health maintenance purposes and modern wellness applications, providing high-quality ingredients and supplies for home health care.

Product Selection Flowchart

START: What is your primary need?
Q1: Are you looking for ingredients, medical care products, or rehydration?
Ingredients for Health/Cooking
→ Continue to Q2
Medical/Wound Care
Result:
Medical Supplies
For wound care and skin protection
Dehydration Recovery
Result:
Oral Rehydration Solution
For rapid rehydration
Q2: What type of ingredient do you need?
Cooking/Health Ingredients
Result:
Food Additives
Sodium sulfate, citric acid, peppermint oil
DIY Skincare/Formulation
Result:
Quasi-Drug
Glycerin and base materials

Category Details

Food Additives

Products Include:
  • Sodium Sulfate: Saline laxative for occasional constipation relief
  • Citric Acid: For beverages, food preservation, and fatigue recovery
  • Peppermint Oil: Natural flavoring and digestive comfort
Quality Standards:

All products manufactured to pharmaceutical standards, ensuring purity and safety beyond regular food-grade quality

Available Sizes:

From individual packets (3g-50g) to bulk quantities (100g-500g) for different usage needs

Medical Supplies

Products Include:
  • White Petroleum Jelly: Skin protectant for cracked hands, feet, and chapped skin (50g-500g)
  • White Petroleum Jelly (Soft): Softer consistency for easier application (60g)
  • Diluted Iodine Tincture: Antiseptic for wound sterilization and disinfection (50ml)
Japanese Pharmacopoeia Standard:

All products meet strict pharmaceutical standards for consistent quality and safety

Applications:

Essential for first aid, wound care, winter skin protection, and general dermatological care

Quasi-Drug

Products Include:
  • Glycerin: Pharmaceutical-grade humectant and moisturizer (100ml)
  • Acrylonol Solution: Designated quasi-drug for specific applications (50ml)
Regulatory Classification:

Products fall between cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, with quality controls stricter than cosmetics but milder effects than medicines

Common Uses:

DIY skincare formulations, pharmaceutical compounding, traditional health preparations, and moisturizing applications

Oral Rehydration Solution

Product Features:
  • WHO-standard electrolyte balance for optimal absorption
  • Contains sodium, potassium, chloride, and glucose in precise ratios
  • More effective than sports drinks or water alone for serious dehydration
Available Options:

300ml or 500ml bottles, plain or apple flavor, individual bottles or 24-bottle cases

Medical Recognition:

Classified as foods for specified health uses in Japan. Recommended by medical professionals for dehydration management

Usage Guidelines by Category

Food Additives

  • Sodium Sulfate: Follow package directions for laxative use. Dissolve in water and take on empty stomach
  • Citric Acid: Can be used for making beverages, preserving foods, or in bath water. Use food-safe amounts
  • Peppermint Oil: Use sparingly as flavoring. A few drops are sufficient. Never apply undiluted to skin
  • Storage: Keep in cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight

Medical Supplies

  • White Petroleum Jelly: Apply to clean, dry skin as needed. Creates protective moisture barrier
  • Iodine Tincture: Apply to cleaned wound area. Allow to dry. Do not use on large areas or deep wounds
  • For Cracked Skin: Apply petroleum jelly generously before bed, cover with cotton gloves or socks
  • Precautions: Discontinue iodine use if irritation occurs. Consult doctor for serious wounds

Quasi-Drug

  • Glycerin: Can be used as-is or diluted for skincare. Mix with water or other ingredients as needed
  • For Moisturizing: Apply small amount to damp skin after bathing
  • For Formulations: Follow specific recipes or formulation guidelines for intended use
  • Purity: Pharmaceutical-grade quality suitable for both topical and internal preparations when appropriate

Oral Rehydration Solution

  • When to Use: At first signs of dehydration, during illness with fluid loss, or after excessive sweating
  • How Much: Drink small amounts frequently. Follow medical guidance for severe dehydration
  • Temperature: Can be consumed chilled or at room temperature based on preference
  • Not a Substitute: Seek medical attention if dehydration is severe or symptoms worsen
  • Storage: Store at room temperature. Refrigerate after opening and consume within 24 hours

Important Safety Notes

When to Seek Medical Attention

For Wound Care:
  • Deep cuts or wounds that won't stop bleeding
  • Signs of infection (increased redness, warmth, pus, fever)
  • Animal or human bites
  • Wounds that don't heal within expected timeframe
For Dehydration:
  • Severe symptoms (dizziness, rapid heartbeat, confusion)
  • Unable to keep fluids down
  • Signs of severe dehydration (sunken eyes, no urination for 8+ hours)
  • Dehydration in infants, elderly, or those with chronic conditions
For Digestive Issues:
  • Constipation persists despite using sodium sulfate
  • Severe abdominal pain or cramping
  • Blood in stool
  • Symptoms accompanied by fever or vomiting

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