All Reviews of Seirogan

A medicine we've always kept at home since I was little, mainly for relieving diarrhea, loose stools, stomach discomfort, and other symptoms. I remember it having a pretty strong smell, which I personally don't particularly like, but for older family members, it's reassuring to keep a bottle at home.

Seirogan is a household medicine that many people pick up when traveling in Japan. It's mainly used to relieve diarrhea and stomach discomfort caused by indigestion. Although it has a very strong, distinctive smell as soon as you open it, many people have long trusted its effectiveness.

A great medicine to always keep at home.

The new sugar-coated tablets don’t have that dark, smelly odor, so they’re much easier to take.

Ever since I was a kid, whenever I had an upset stomach, my mom would give me Seirogan, even though it smells pretty bad. So even now, we always keep a bottle at home just in case.

This medicine has been sitting around for ages. It seems like it never really goes bad...

Everyone calls them 'stinky pills'—the taste really isn't great.

Every time I travel to Japan, my grandma always reminds me to bring back Seirogan. 😓

This is an essential remedy for me. No side effects, and I always feel safe taking it.

I've been taking this since I was a kid. Especially when I have a stomachache or diarrhea, just taking it two or three times usually does the trick.

This is something elderly people take, but the smell is really unpleasant. I have scary memories of being forced to take it as a kid, and I still can't forget it. I wouldn't recommend it...