Hepalyse GX Tablets: Orange Pack, Ingredients and Correct Dosage

Hepalyse GX 360 tablets orange carton, Japanese Class 3 medicine Japan Drugstore Guides
Irene

I’m Irene. A familiar brand name is only the start. Let’s check the GX tablet formula and dose together, so you know exactly what you are picking up before it goes into your basket.

Look for GX, not just the Hepalyse name

Official Hepalyse GX 360-tablet packaging
Official product photo: match ヘパリーゼGX, tablets and the Japanese Class 3 medicine label.

Hepalyse appears on beverages, medicinal drinks and tablets. This guide covers Zeria Hepalyse GX tablets only, not GX Drink or another formula. The pictured pack contains 360 tablets; pack size is not a dose or evidence of greater strength.

The GX formula: six tablets means a whole day

The combination helps identify this specific product rather than treating the brand as one interchangeable medicine. Amounts below are for six tablets, the total daily dose, not one tablet:

  • Liver hydrolysate: 600mg
  • Ursodeoxycholic acid: 15mg
  • Astragalus dry extract: 30mg (equivalent to 240mg of the crude herb)
  • Nicotinamide: 20mg
  • Vitamin B2 (riboflavin): 12mg

Liver hydrolysate comes from animal liver, not plants. These sugar-coated tablets contain refined sugar. If animal-derived ingredients or sugar intake matter to you, check suitability with a pharmacist or the manufacturer before buying; do not assume the product is vegan or sugar-free.

What is it licensed for?

Its Japanese indications are tonic support, weak constitution, and nutritional supplementation during gastrointestinal disorders, nutritional disorders, illness or recovery, physical fatigue, febrile wasting illnesses, and pregnancy or breastfeeding. Inclusion of pregnancy and breastfeeding does not mean everyone in those groups should add a medicine without advice; check individual suitability with a clinician or pharmacist.

Do not read the brand name as permission to drink more alcohol. This article does not recommend it to neutralize alcohol, prevent hangovers or treat liver disease, and gives no special before-drinking or after-drinking extra dose.

Three checks before taking a tablet

1. Check the age
For ages 15 and over. Under 15: do not take.
2. Three tablets, twice daily
Before or after food is acceptable. Six tablets is the daily total, not a single dose. Do not increase the dose yourself.
3. Dry hands, original container
Protect the sugar coating from moisture and close the bottle firmly. For a blister pack, remove each tablet first; never swallow the packaging.

When to stop

A rash requires immediate discontinuation and consultation with a doctor, pharmacist or registered medicine seller, taking the leaflet along. Stop and consult if symptoms do not improve after a period of use; the leaflet does not specify an exact number of days.

General health advice: ongoing or worsening fatigue deserves medical assessment rather than indefinite supplementation. If you take other medicines, show their names and the GX package to a pharmacist instead of assuming all vitamin-containing products can be combined.

Keep it travel-ready

Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, out of children’s reach. Do not transfer containers or use expired tablets. Vitamin B2 may turn urine yellow. Handle the bottle carefully after discarding its packing material: impacts can chip the tablet coating.

Irene’s checkout reminder

Exact GX name → labelled purpose → three tablets per dose → stop if not improving. Reading the suffix and daily-dose unit is more useful than buying every product with a familiar brand name.

Official sources

Checked 14 November 2026. Read the complete leaflet supplied with your product. The photo is not confirmation of live store availability.

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