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  • Botanical plate of Acorus calamus (Vaj), sweet flag, showing the leaves and flowering spadix.

    Acorus calamusVaj · dry extract

    Dry extract of Acorus calamus rhizomes, standardised to 1.0% volatile oil and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Vaj and in English as Sweet Flag. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Anti-spasmodic.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

    (Note: This botanical is restricted or prohibited in some markets, including the United States. We supply it for markets where it is permitted. You are responsible for confirming its legal status in your market.)

  • Bacopa monnieri (Nir Brahmi) in flower, showing the small succulent leaves and pale blooms.

    Bacopa monnieriNir Brahmi · dry extract

    Dry extract of Bacopa monnieri herb, standardised to 20.0% bacosides and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Nirbrahmi and in English as Thyme leaved gratiola. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Memory Stimulant.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Celastrus paniculatus (Malkangni) Seed dry extract powder

    Celastrus paniculatus SeedMalkangni · dry extract

    Dry extract of Celastrus paniculatus seeds, standardised to 0.1% alkaloids and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Malkanguni and in English as Climbing Staff Plant. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Antirheumatic.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Centella asiatica (Mandukparni), gotu kola, showing its round scalloped leaves.

    Centella asiaticaMandukparni · dry extract

    Dry extract of Centella asiatica herb, standardised to 20.0% saponins and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Mandukparni and in English as Indian Pennywort. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Memory tonic.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Convolvulus pluricaulis (Shankhpushpi) dry extract powder

    Convolvulus pluricaulisShankhpushpi · dry extract

    Dry extract of Convolvulus pluricaulis herb, standardised to 0.40% alkaloids and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Shankhpushpi and in English as Bindweed. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Memory tonic.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Hypericum perforatum (St. John's Wort) in flower, showing the yellow blooms and flowering tops.

    Hypericum perforatumSt. John’s Wort · dry extract

    Dry extract of Hypericum perforatum herb, standardised to 5.0% tannins and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    In English as St. John’s Wort. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Anti-Depressant.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Mucuna pruriens (Kaunch) raw botanical material

    Mucuna pruriensKaunch · dry extract

    Dry extract of Mucuna pruriens seeds, standardised to 15.0% l-dopa and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Kaunch and in English as Common cowitch. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Nervine tonic.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

    (Note: This ingredient does not have authorised Novel Food status in the EU. You are responsible for confirming its regulatory status in your market.)

  • Botanical plate of Nardostachys jatamansi (Jatamansi), showing the aromatic rhizome, leaves and flower heads.

    Nardostachys jatamansidry extract

    Dry extract of Nardostachys jatamansi roots, standardised to 0.50% volatile oil and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Jatamansi and in English as Musk Root. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Sedative.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

    (Note: This species is listed under CITES Appendix II. International shipments require CITES permits, and exports from India need additional licenses, which may extend lead times. You are responsible for confirming import requirements for your market.)

  • Passiflora incarnata, the passion flower, in bloom.

    Passiflora incarnata / foetidaPassion Flower · dry extract

    Dry extract of Passiflora incarnata / foetida herb, supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Passion Flower.

    Assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Valeriana wallichii (Tagar) dry extract powder

    Valeriana wallichiiTagar · dry extract

    Dry extract of Valeriana wallichii roots, standardised to 8.0% valepotriates and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Tagar and in English as Indian Valerian. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Sedative.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Chrysopogon zizanioides, vetiver or khus grass.

    Vetiveria zizanioidesKhus · dry extract

    Dry extract of Vetiveria zizanioides root, standardised to 0.10% volatile oil and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Khus and in English as Vetiver. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Sedative.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.

  • Withania somnifera (Ashwagandha) raw botanical material

    Withania somniferaAshwagandha · dry extract

    Dry extract of Withania somnifera roots, standardised to 2.5% total withanolides and supplied as a spray-dried powder.

    Known in Ayurveda as Ashwagandha and in English as Winter Cherry. Traditional Ayurvedic use: Anti-oxidant.

    Alternative assay levels, mesh sizes and packaging specifications are available on request.

    Certificate of Analysis available on request.