Kisalaya Herbals · Indore, India
Standardised extracts, made where the herbs grow.
We manufacture bulk botanical extracts and phytochemicals for formulators of Ayurvedic and herbal medicines, dietary supplements, cosmetics and food ingredients. Each is produced to a specified active-ingredient percentage and milled to the mesh size you require.
What we supply
Three formats, one specification discipline.
Every batch leaves the plant against a stated marker compound and assay. What changes between formats is the carrier and the finish. The specification does not move.
Format 01
Standardised dry extracts
Spray-dried powders, produced to a specified active-ingredient percentage and pulverised and sifted to the mesh size you require.
Format 02
PG extracts
Liquid extracts in propylene glycol, prepared for cosmetic applications where a dry powder is not the appropriate carrier.
Format 03
Tailor-made
Manufactured to customer specification on request.
From the range
Botanicals of Indian origin, identified by binomial.
The catalogue is organised by botanical identity and plant part, the two things a formulator needs before anything else. Every extract is listed with its botanical name, plant part and standardised marker.
Provenance
The forest is next door.
At source
Raw material, procured locally
The unit sits at Pithampur, near Indore in Madhya Pradesh, with a large part of the Indian forests in the vicinity. Herbs are procured quickly and economically, and local experts select the material.
In house
Three laboratories
Raw materials and finished products are tested in house, across three laboratories at two sites, rather than sent out and waited on.
Continuity
Three decades, one plant
Continuous manufacturing since 1994, from the same plant at Pithampur, near Indore.
Manufacturing
From raw herb to packed extract.
Seven stages. The order is the specification, because each step constrains the next.
Credentials
Documentation, stated precisely.
This site is for formulators and manufacturers of finished products, not for consumers. Category names and any traditional-use notes on this site describe the historical Ayurvedic application of the botanical. They help you navigate the catalogue. They are not claims about the effect of any Kisalaya product, or of any product made from it. If you market a finished product, you are responsible for confirming which claims, and which ingredients, are lawful where you sell it.
Custom manufacturing
Herbs outside the catalogue
Our published range covers 124 standardised extracts. Kisalaya also manufactures 500+ more from other herbs of Indian origin, on request. If the botanical you need is not listed, send the name and the specification you are working to.