Rice Bran Zinc Oil

Rice Bran Zinc Oil,

Formulas Name : Rice Bran Zinc Oil

Chinese Name : 糠锌油

Drug Formulation

5 g of rice bran distillate, 50 g of zinc oxide, and 50 g of peanut oil.

Source

*Traditional Chinese Medicine: Surgery*.

Instructions for Use

Apply topically 3–4 times daily.

Rice Bran Zinc Oil,*Traditional Chinese Medicine: Surgery*.,

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