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Version 4.13 · 2026-09-17
Fixups for dark mode!
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The store currently lists version 4.13, updated 2026-09-17.








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Instantly find the information you need about Chinese herbs and formulas with this app from the authors of Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica and Formulas & Strategies, the most trusted and widely-used professional references in the field.
KEY FEATURES
• Completely rebuilt to provide better navigation and powerful search by symptoms, findings, actions, and diagnosis.
• Herbs and formulas are searchable by English, pinyin, or Chinese name.
• In-depth analysis of over 530 of the most commonly used herbs, and over 800 formulas, drawn from dozens of classical and modern Chinese sources.
• Virtually all the content of Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica and Formulas & Strategies
AUTHORS
Dan Bensky
Volker Scheid
Steven Clavey
Randall Barolet
Erich Stoeger
Andrew Ellis
Andrew Gamble
Lilian Lai Bensky (illustrations)
App development by Phil Mitchell.…
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