In a randomized, multicenter study involving 121 patients, improvements in sleep quality rate were demonstrated with the use of valerian administer...

In a randomized, multicenter study involving 121 patients, improvements in sleep quality rate were demonstrated with the use of valerian administered one hour before bedtime for 28 days. Obtaining 66% satisfaction in treatment when compared to the control group. In another study, conducted with eight volunteer patients who had difficulty sleeping, the plant root was used, being administered in doses of 450 to 900 mg and caused a decrease in the time required for sleep consolidation. According to the text, what are the main commercial names and manufacturers of valerian-based medications?


Valeriane: dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg, standardized to 0.4mg (0.8%) of valeric acids. Sonhare (dragee): dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg. Valerix (dragee): coated tablet of dry extract of Valeriana officinalis L. at 0.8% of valeric acids (equivalent to 0.4 mg of valeric acid). Sonoripam (dragee): dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg.
Valeriane: dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg, standardized to 0.4mg (0.8%) of valeric acids. Sonhare (dragee): dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg. Valerix (dragee): coated tablet of dry extract of Valeriana officinalis L. at 0.8% of valeric acids (equivalent to 0.4 mg of valeric acid). Sonoripam (dragee): dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 100 mg.
Valeriane: dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 100 mg, standardized to 0.4mg (0.8%) of valeric acids. Sonhare (dragee): dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg. Valerix (dragee): coated tablet of dry extract of Valeriana officinalis L. at 0.8% of valeric acids (equivalent to 0.4 mg of valeric acid). Sonoripam (dragee): dry extract of Valeriana officinalis 50 mg.