Description

A potent unisex herbal mixture indicated for managing leucorrhoea (“white discharge”), urinary tract infections (UTIs), and sexually transmitted infections (STIs/AIDS). It’s also claimed to help remove residual menstrual blood from the uterus wall.

Prescription

• Over-the‑counter (OTC) in Ghana; no prescription required.

Therapeutic Category

• Falls under herbal sexual and urogenital health supplements, used for addressing infections and reproductive tract health .

Active Ingredients / Composition

• Alchornea cordifolia
• Spathodea campanulata .

Vitamins

• None specified.

Minerals

• None reported.

Variant

• A liquid herbal mixture, sometimes sold alongside capsules in dual-format offerings.

Consume Type

• Oral liquid, typically taken by spoon or cup.

Directions / Usage

• Exact dosing instructions are not published, but packaging typically states “follow label or pharmacist directions.” However, a Facebook source advises: not to use by pregnant or lactating women, nor by children under 16 .

Common Side Effects

• No official side effects listed.
• Based on user reports and herbal supplement norms, watch for digestive upset or possible allergic reactions.

Package Type

• Typically sold in plastic bottles (approx. 250–500 mL), labelled as “Mixture”.

Storage Advice

• No formal guidance found, but recommended to store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight (typical herbal best practice).

Safety Advice

• Not for use by pregnant/lactating women or children under 16.
• For adult use only; keep out of children’s reach.
  Individuals with serious or persistent symptoms should consult a healthcare professional before use.

Product Substitutes

• Capsule version: Adom W & G Capsules
• Other unisex urogenital herbal supplements in Ghana include Adutwumwaa Capsules and similar traditional remedies.

Manufacturer / Marketer

• Sold by Ghanaian pharmacies such as Country Medical Pharmacy, Scab Pharmacy Ltd, Health Online Ghana, and Aptmed Pharmacy.

Country of Origin

• Ghana