article_snippet: The tablets are expected to go on sale online within the next month.
article_snippet: But the Phynova tablets are the first traditional Chinese medicine to be approved.
article_snippet: Robert Miller, chief executive of Oxford-based Phynova, said Robert Miller, chief executive of Oxford-based Phynova was ‘extremely proud’, adding:
article_snippet: This has come from years of working with our Chinese colleagues.
article_snippet: Britain can now benefit from having access to high quality, regulated Chinese medicines.
article_snippet: ’ Robert Miller, chief executive of Oxford-based Phynova also said that Sigesbeckia is planning to apply for a licence for a second traditional Chinese medicine, a cold and flu remedy.
article_snippet: no idea whether some people are safe or effective’.
article_snippet: According to figures from market researchers Ipsos MORI, at least six million Britons have consulted a Western or traditional Chinese herbal practitioner in the last two years.