Where can I buy RespireAid?
What countries are RespireAid available in?
RespireAid is now available in European, United States, Australia,and Singapore. We expected to launch in Canada and South Africa soon. Sun Ten will continue to consider making RespireAid available in other additional countries in order to help more people around the world.
Where can I buy RespireAid? How much does it cost? Can it be delivered to my country of residence?
Does RespireAid have a current official drug license obtained from Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare?
Yes. RespireAid has obtained a drug license for exportation approved by the Ministry of Health and Welfare of Taiwan for the legitimate production and the sales of this product. Should there be any doubts about the legality of this product it can be verified with the Department of Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy of the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Furthermore, RespireAid has been successfully registered as a "dietary supplement" in the European Union, and has also obtained the Australian TGA listing number.
What is NRICM101? What is the relationship between NRICM101 and RespireAid?
“NRICM101” is the name of the formulation prior to its branding of “RespireAid.” RespireAid is an instant granule product produced by Taiwan & a PIC/S GMP manufacturer. NRICM101 refers to the liquid extraction decocted from raw herbs.
I hope to purchase one course of treatment in order to be prepared for the pandemic, how many packages constitute one course of treatment?
Take an adult as an example, 2-4 sachets daily is recommended. However, the symptoms may vary between individuals, therefore make sure to consult a physician for personalized medical advice before taking RespireAid.
Does 2 sachet per day means taking 2 sachet at one time?
2 sachet per day means 1 sachet, taken 2 times a day
Is RespireAid only able to be dissolved in cold water?
In an effort to make the product more convenient globally, it is not limited to the use of either cold or hot water. Any temperature of water will work well to dissolve the product. The water temperature can be adjusted to best suit the preference or needs of the consumer.
Will the water temperature affect the effectiveness of RespireAid ?
When designing RespireAid, Sun Ten take different regions habit into consideration, so RespireAid is designed can be dissolved in cold, warm, and hot water, or even can be oral taken directly, so the water temperature will not affect the effectiveness of RespireAid.
Are there any restrictions to the consumption of RespireAid? Can it be taken by young children, elderly, or expecting mothers ?
Anyone can take RespireAid, but the recommended daily dosage for children is 1/3-1/2 of the adult’s dosage. Make sure to consult a physician before taking it, especially for those who have chronic diseases.
I have no symptoms, yet I want to protect myself. Can I take RespireAid daily? For how long do I need to take it?
Take two sachets a day, for the first five days, to allow the concentration of the RespireAid in the body to reach an effective concentration; afterwards, take one sachet a day to maintain the concentration.
If you have frequent contact with those infected, it is recommended to take two sachets a day.
Will there be any side effects from the long term use of RespireAid ?
The ingredients that compose RespireAid are all very safe; therefore, its long term use should be fine. However, the effectiveness of RespireAid might slowly decrease due to physiological tolerance, so we suggest that if there are no particular symptom expressed, it is better to stop taking RespireAid for 3-7 days after taking it for 4 weeks so that it can be completely metabolized and the body can have a period to relax.
During seasonal changes, it’s easy to contract a cold or influenza, is it ok to take both All Mightea and RespireAid ?
All Mightea has antioxidants that reduce inflammation, but its effectiveness is far lower than that of RespireAid. We would like to suggest taking All Mightea daily to strengthen the immune system, but if you are suffering the risk of an infection or if you are at the early stages of an infection, then it is suggested to take RespireAid.
People want to prevent Covid19 or influenza during seasonal changes and it is alright to take RespireAid once symptoms such as a cough or sore throat occurs.
For clinical use, is there any case that use both Western medicine and TCM to treat Covid 19 ?
In Tri-Service General Hospital, only after western medicine can not get improvement then the TCM can start intervention and all start getting desirable effects.
If I request medicine with the same formula as RespireAid will if have the same effect? (pending prior discussion over use and public announcement)
The production of RespireAid undergoes strict management and quality control to ensure its quality and efficacy; although using the same formula can also have an effective, its potency will be much weaker than that of RespireAid, which has been confirmed by the National Research Institute of Chinese Medicine.
Will the Maltodextrin in the RespireAid impact the blood glucose ?
☆ RespireAid contains only a small amount of Maltodextrin and therefore the intake of Maltodextrin is minimal. It is essential that people with diabetes follow a healthy and balanced diet in order to maintain blood glucose levels.
The glycemic index of Maltodextrin range from 85-120
→If we take the highest index 120 to calculate GL, the GL of taking 1 sachet RespireAid = (120*1.175) ÷ 100 = 1.41 ----→ Low GL
→If we take the lowest index 85 to calculate GL, the GL of taking 1 sachet RespireAid= (85*1.175) ÷ 100 = 0.99 ----→ Low GL
◆ GI (Glycemic Index) : The glycemic index measures how fast and how much a food raises blood glucose levels. Foods with higher index values raise blood sugar more rapidly than foods with lower glycemic index values do.
◆ GL (Glycemic Load): Glucose Levels rise and fall when you eat a meal containing carbohydrates. How high it rises and how long it stays high depends on the quality of the carbohydrates (the GI) as well as the quantity. Glycemic combines both the quantity and quality of the amount of foods you take, it’s the way to see whether the food has been overtaken or not.
The formula for calculating the GL of a particular food or meal is:
Glycemic Load = GI x Carbohydrate (g) content per portion ÷ 100
GL (Glycemic Load) less than 10 is considered low
GL (Glycemic Load) between 11~19 is considered medium
GL (Glycemic Load) greater than 20 is considered high