GMP

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GMP, especially in relation to Chinese herbs, may mean US standards (generally

considered the lowest), Chinese, or Australian (generally considered the highest

standard). If you go to your herb companies web sites they should list the

standards they meet. For example, Mayway meets Chinese and Australian.

Australian government has a site listing each standard. http://www.tga.gov.au/

 

I encourage you to contact your herb companies to learn more and know exactly

what standards your herbs meet.

 

In peace...

Sydnie Bryant, L.Ac.

wholisticacupuncture.com

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sydnie, that's what I was looking for, thank you! Now why didn't I find it? I

swear I spent 2 hours sifting thru australian government pharmaceutical

standards. Government stuff is so clear and yet so messy.

 

Hugo

 

 

sydnie bryant <Sydnieb

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Friday, 4 April, 2008 6:48:29 AM

GMP

 

GMP, especially in relation to Chinese herbs, may mean US

standards (generally considered the lowest), Chinese, or Australian (generally

considered the highest standard). If you go to your herb companies web sites

they should list the standards they meet. For example, Mayway meets Chinese and

Australian. Australian government has a site listing each standard.

http://www.tga. gov.au/

 

I encourage you to contact your herb companies to learn more and know exactly

what standards your herbs meet.

 

In peace...

Sydnie Bryant, L.Ac.

wholisticacupunctur e.com

 

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