The name of Kangkang you mentioned is actually a trade name, which was invented by the manufacturer himself. Trade names have nothing to do with generic names in pharmacy. The generic name of the drug indicates that the drug contains some effective ingredients. Generally speaking, cold medicine is a compound preparation, which is used for symptomatic treatment of possible symptoms when catching a cold. Common names are usually abbreviations, but there will be the full name of each drug on the box.

Gankang ingredients: amantadine 100mg, acetaminophen 250mg, artificial bezoar 10mg, caffeine 15mg, etc. (Compound paracetamol and alkylamine)

Quick-splitting component: it is also compound paracetamol and alkylamine.

Compound paracetamol and amantadine: paracetamol refers to acetaminophen (antipyretic and analgesic), and amantadine refers to amantadine (antiviral).

New Contac: Common name: compound pseudoephedrine hydrochloride sustained release capsules. Not quite the same as the last two, of course. Mainly for nasal congestion and runny nose.