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Overcome Trading Unani and Herbal Products

Overcome Trading supplies two kinds of thing side by side: classical Unani preparations sold under modern trade names, and single-ingredient herbal capsules of the sort sold worldwide. A third, smaller group is topical — a coal tar shampoo and a pair of medicated bars. Most of the range sits under Herbal And Nutraceuticals.

Nothing on any pack says Overcome Trading. Each item has its own invented trade name, and for the Unani half the traditional name is printed in brackets after it. That bracket is the most useful thing on the label, and the next section explains why.

The Name in Brackets Is the Real Name

Qurs Mulayin, Habbe-e-Ambar Momiyaee, Habbe-e-Jowaher, Habb-e-Suranjan, Qurs Awjayee — these are centuries-old formulation names from the Unani tradition. A hakim recognises them. Several manufacturers make the same formulation under different trade names, so the bracket is what lets you compare one maker’s version with another’s.

The word in front of it is a registered trade name and belongs to whoever filed it. It describes nothing and it is the part most likely to change. Note the bracketed name and the strength, and you can repeat a purchase anywhere.

Qurs and Habb are forms, not ingredients

A qurs is a pressed tablet and a habb is a pill, so those words tell you the shape rather than the contents. What follows them is the formulation. It is the same grammar as reading a Latin generic on a prescription strip.

The Unani Preparations

Four of them carry the traditional name openly:

The first pair sit on Arogga’s Sexual Wellness shelf; the last pair are filed against joints, under Anti- Inflammatory & Anti-Rheumatic. Dosage on traditional preparations is often given as a range rather than a fixed figure, so read the product page and ask a practitioner before settling on one.

Lobago, Lobagen and Bio-Loba

The ginkgo capsule is registered as Lobago 120mg Ginko Biloba, and that spelling is a minority of what people actually type. Lobagen is commoner. Lobana turns up often. The same supplier has used Bio-Loba on a second record, and the herb itself is spelled Ginko here and Ginkgo everywhere else.

All of those arrive at the same capsule. If you are matching a strip in your hand against the grid above, match on the milligram figure and the words Ginkgo Biloba rather than on the first word, which is the part that moves.

Ginkgo has interactions worth knowing

Ginkgo can affect how readily blood clots. Anyone taking warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel or a similar medicine, and anyone with surgery booked, should raise it with their doctor before starting rather than afterwards.

The Single-Ingredient Herbals

These name their botanical in the title, which makes them straightforward to compare against another maker:

Several of these also appear under Health & Immunity Boosters, which is the shelf to browse when comparing spirulina or ginseng across suppliers.

The Digestive Preparation

The supplier’s most looked-at item is a herbal laxative built on the Qurs Mulayin formulation, and it is in the grid above. Its registered title carries a line of promotional wording written by the manufacturer, which is not repeated here and is not Arogga’s description of it.

For the same need, Herbs for Digestive Care and Digestive & Vitality Support carry the comparable preparations from other suppliers. A laxative that is needed for more than a few days is a reason to see a doctor rather than to buy a second pack.

The Coal Tar Shampoo and the Medicated Bars

The bars belong to Medicated Soap and the shampoo to Medicated Shampoo. All three name their actives in the title, which is the right way round.

Using a Coal Tar or Permethrin Product

Coal tar needs contact time and makes skin sun-sensitive

A coal tar shampoo does little if it is lathered and rinsed straight away; the label will give a number of minutes on the scalp. It also stains light hair and fabric, and it raises sensitivity to sunlight, so a hat on the way out matters more than usual while you are using it.

Permethrin is a scabicide, not a daily soap

The permethrin bar is used on advice and on a schedule, and scabies treatment usually covers the whole household at once rather than the person who itches. Washing bedding and clothing on the same day is part of the instruction. Ask a doctor first, especially for a child or in pregnancy.

A percentage in a title is a strength, not a discount

One of the bars states a set of percentages in its own name. Those are the concentrations of its actives. They are a reason to check the product page rather than to assume the bar is interchangeable with an ordinary one from the supermarket shelf.

Keep the carton, not just the strip

On this range the strip often shows only the trade name. The carton is where the formulation, the batch and the expiry are printed, and on a medicated bar it is where the percentages live. Throwing the box away removes the only record of what is in your hand, which matters most on the items a pharmacist would need to read back to you.

Reading an Overcome Trading Listing

The titles come from several sources and are not tidied to one house pattern:

  • A traditional name in brackets is the formulation. The word before it is a trade name.
  • Some titles end in a raw form code. soap_bar and capsule 500mg are appended from a database field rather than typed.
  • A dash introduces the manufacturer’s own wording. Everything after it is their sentence, not a description Arogga wrote.
  • Herb spellings vary. Ginko and Ginkgo both appear across the market, so search on the strength if the name fails.

What Changes the Price

  • Traditional against single-ingredient. A multi-herb Unani formulation and a one-botanical capsule are costed on different bases.
  • Count per pack. Where a title states a number of pieces, that is what the figure is attached to.
  • Topical or oral. A medicated bar and a capsule course have nothing in common commercially.
  • Import timing. Herbal raw material is seasonal and shipped, so figures here move with restocks as well as with promotions. The grid above is the only reliable place to read one.

About Overcome Trading

Overcome Trading is a Bangladeshi trading company supplying herbal, Unani and dermatological preparations to the retail pharmacy market under its own company registration.

Its goods reach shelves under separate trade names rather than under the company name. The range covers classical Unani formulations — the Qurs and Habb preparations — alongside standardised single-botanical capsules such as ginkgo, ginseng, spirulina and brewer’s yeast, and a small topical group built on coal tar and permethrin.

Arogga files the range across its herbal, nutraceutical, sexual wellness, anti-rheumatic, medicated soap and medicated shampoo categories, which is a better guide to what each item is for than the trade name on the front of the pack.

Buying Overcome Trading Products Online

The Miscellaneous shelf holds several of these beside comparable preparations from other suppliers, and it is the quickest way to see the alternatives for a given formulation.

Orders are placed on the Arogga app or the website and reviewed by a pharmacist before they go out. For a Unani preparation, it helps to send the bracketed formulation name rather than the trade name, because that is the string a pharmacist can act on.

Where an item is unavailable, the shelves linked above will usually show the same formulation from another maker sooner than a restock arrives.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the name in brackets on these packs?

It is the classical Unani formulation name — Qurs Mulayin, Habbe-e-Jowaher and so on. Several makers produce the same formulation under different trade names, so the bracket is what lets you compare them.

2. Why do searches for Lobagen and Lobana reach the same capsule?

Because they are all attempts at one registered name. The listing is spelled Lobago, the same supplier has used Bio-Loba elsewhere, and the herb is written Ginko in the title and Ginkgo in most other places. Match on the strength to be sure.

3. Can I use the coal tar shampoo every day?

Follow the label rather than a daily habit. Coal tar needs a few minutes of contact to do anything, it stains light hair and fabric, and it makes skin more sensitive to sunlight while in use.

4. Is the permethrin bar an ordinary antibacterial soap?

No. Permethrin is a scabicide used on a schedule set by a doctor, usually across a whole household at once and alongside washing bedding and clothing. Ask before using it on a child or in pregnancy.

5. Can these be taken with prescribed medicine?

Ask the prescriber. Ginkgo and blood-thinning medicines are the pairing to raise first, and anything taken over weeks rather than days is worth mentioning at the next appointment.

6. জিংগো বিলোবা ক্যাপসুলটা কোন নামে খুঁজব?

নামটা লেখা আছে Lobago, কিন্তু অনেকে Lobagen বা Lobana লিখে খোঁজেন — সবগুলোই একই ক্যাপসুলে পৌঁছায়। সবচেয়ে নিরাপদ উপায় হলো strip-এর গায়ের mg সংখ্যাটা মিলিয়ে নেওয়া।

7. ইউনানি ওষুধ কি ডাক্তার ছাড়াই নেওয়া যায়?

কয়েক দিনের ছোটখাটো সমস্যায় অনেকেই নেন, তবে ডোজ সাধারণত একটা রেঞ্জ হিসেবে লেখা থাকে। সমস্যা দীর্ঘদিনের হলে, কিংবা অন্য ওষুধ চললে, হাকিম বা ডাক্তারের সঙ্গে কথা বলে নেওয়াই ভালো।