iHealzy
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UnclaimediHealzy is a Thai health-information website and registered product brand offering a drug catalogue, hospital and doctor directories, and Thai-language medical articles.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
iHealzy is a Thailand-based health information platform operating primarily through its website ihealzy.com. According to its own description, the site was established to share useful health information and knowledge with readers, drawing on what it presents as reliable reference sources. Its editorial team states that it researches and studies material in detail so that readers gain maximum benefit from its articles. The platform is aimed squarely at Thai readers, and its content is written in Thai. The core of the offering is a large, categorised library of medical and health articles. The site organises content by disease and condition to make searching easier, covering areas such as cancer, infections, gastric disease, psychological disorders, oral disease, eye disease, genetic disease, skin disease, musculoskeletal disease, endocrine disease, respiratory disease, neurological disease, reproductive disease, cardiovascular disease, sexually transmitted infections, allergies, and otolaryngology. Beyond disease articles, iHealzy also publishes general health tips, weight-management advice, exercise guidance and similar lifestyle content. In addition to editorial content, iHealzy presents itself as a search and reference tool. Its homepage promotes a drug catalogue described as the most complete in Thailand, together with hospital listings and doctor listings, and a search function for drugs. The site's article inventory spans both common topics — diabetes, weight-loss drugs, psoriasis, cholesterol — and more specialised clinical subjects such as serum sickness, septic arthritis, silver sulfadiazine cream, rabeprazole, prazosin, praziquantel, riboflavin, rituximab, rifampicin, rosuvastatin and dextrose. Beyond publishing, iHealzy also operates as a registered product brand. Its about page states that products registered by iHealzy are registered with an official institute, that registered products carry provable medical claims, that products do not make excessive claims (it explicitly rules out claims such as curing cancer or making children grow), and that products contain no harmful ingredients from a medical standpoint. The page also sets out conditions for use of the iHealzy logo on internal and third-party resources, stating that the logo may be used in all brand communications, both ATL and BTL, including packaging, and that the logo is valid for one year. The site credits an editorial team, naming Dr. Wikanda Rattapan (also written Wikanda Rattanaphan) as editor, and references a vice-president of business at iHealzy in a review context. Articles carry author bylines, including Dr. Sommai Kanchana and Dr. Wikanda Rattanaphan, with publication dates shown in the Thai Buddhist calendar. Wikidata classifies iHealzy simply as a "Thailand Health Information Company". No founding year, ownership structure or corporate parent is disclosed in the available evidence.
History
The available evidence does not disclose a founding date for iHealzy, and no corporate history, ownership changes or funding events are documented in the supplied sources. What can be established is the platform's stated purpose and the shape of its offering. According to the site's own about page, iHealzy.com was established with the objective of sharing useful health information and knowledge with readers, using content drawn from what it describes as reliable reference sources. The editorial team states that it researches and studies material in detail to ensure readers get the most from its articles. The about page also references "15 years of work" in a promotional line, though the evidence does not clarify whether this refers to the site, its team or a related business activity. The platform was built for a Thai audience. Its content is organised by disease category to make searching easier, spanning cancer, infections, gastric disease, psychological disorders, oral disease, eye disease, genetic disease, skin disease, musculoskeletal disease, endocrine disease, respiratory disease, neurological disease, reproductive disease, cardiovascular disease, sexually transmitted infections, allergies and otolaryngology, alongside general health tips, weight-management advice and exercise guidance. The homepage additionally promotes a drug catalogue described as the most complete in Thailand, plus hospital and doctor directories and a drug search function. Over time the site has accumulated a broad article inventory. Examples visible in the evidence include pieces on cholesterol ("10 Facts About Cholesterol"), serum sickness, septic arthritis, silver sulfadiazine cream, diabetes, weight-loss drugs, psoriasis, rabeprazole, prazosin, praziquantel, riboflavin, rituximab, rifampicin, rosuvastatin and dextrose. Articles carry author bylines — including Dr. Sommai Kanchana and Dr. Wikanda Rattanaphan — and publication dates in the Thai Buddhist calendar, with 2567 (2024) dates appearing in the evidence. Beyond publishing, iHealzy has extended into a registered product brand. Its about page states that products registered by iHealzy are registered with an official institute, that registered products carry provable medical claims, that they avoid excessive claims (explicitly ruling out claims such as curing cancer or making children grow), and that they contain no ingredients considered harmful from a medical standpoint. The same page sets conditions for use of the iHealzy logo on internal and third-party resources: the logo may be used across all brand communications, both ATL and BTL, including packaging, and is valid for one year. The page also names Dr. Wikanda Rattapan as editor and references a vice-president of business at iHealzy. Wikidata records the entity simply as a "Thailand Health Information Company". No parent company, owner, listing status or headquarters city is disclosed in the available evidence.
iHealzy.com is established to share health information and knowledge with Thai readers, according to its about page.
The site publishes disease-categorised articles across cancer, infections, skin, cardiovascular, neurological and other categories, plus lifestyle health content.
iHealzy extends into a registered product brand, with products registered with an official institute and logo-use conditions published.
Articles dated 2567 in the Thai Buddhist calendar (2024) appear on the site, including '10 Facts About Cholesterol'.
Products and positioning
A Thai-language health information and reference platform combining a drug catalogue, hospital and doctor directories and disease-categorised articles, alongside a registered product brand whose claims are presented as medically provable and non-exaggerated.
Health and medical articles
Thai-language articles organised by disease category, covering cancer, infections, gastric, psychological, oral, eye, genetic, skin, musculoskeletal, endocrine, respiratory, neurological, reproductive, cardiovascular, STI, allergy and otolaryngology topics, plus lifestyle health content.
Drug catalogue and drug search
A drug catalogue described on the homepage as the most complete in Thailand, with a search function.
Hospital and doctor directories
Listings of hospitals and doctors promoted on the homepage.
Registered iHealzy products
Products registered by iHealzy with an official institute, stated to carry provable medical claims, avoid excessive claims and contain no medically harmful ingredients.
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