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Seventeen extracts that formulators of immune-support and antioxidant products specify, led by amla, andrographis and giloy.
The materials
Emblica officinalis fruitTannins · 25.0%
Andrographis paniculata herbAndrographolides · 8.0%
Tinospora cordifolia stemsBitters · 2.0%
Ocimum sanctum leavesTannins · 5.0%
Moringa oleifera leavesAlkaloids · 0.50%
Syzygium cumini seedsPolysaccharides · 30.0%
Tephrosia purpurea leavesRutin · 4.0%
Vitis vinifera fruitAnthocyanin · 0.5%
Allium sativum bulbsAllicin · 1.0%
Nigella sativa seedsFixed oil · 5.0%
Morinda citrifolia fruitsTotal phenolics · 2.0%
Other specifications
Amla is often bought on vitamin C. Ascorbic acid degrades in processing and storage and is easy to inflate with the synthetic compound, so we standardise amla on tannins, the marker that is stable in the finished powder. If your specification calls for andrographolides above 8.0%, send it and we will confirm whether we can quote to it.
Lead time
Immune-support lines are seasonal, so lead time matters. Capacity at Pithampur is 300 MT of raw herb a month. Green tea, rosemary and Triticum sativum are supplied unstandardised, with assay levels available on request.
Minimum order 10 kg per extract. Quotation within two business days. Category names describe traditional Ayurvedic application and are not claims about any product.