Wellness the way it used to be made
Chyawanprash, kadha, churnas and herbal oils prepared to classical Ayurvedic recipes — in small batches, in an Ayush-licensed unit, with every herb and its quantity printed on the pack.
What sets Aushadhi apart
Four things we print on the carton, not just the website.
Herbs, named and measured
Every ingredient and its quantity is printed on the pack. Never an unnamed 'proprietary blend'.
Classical recipes
Preparations follow the proportions documented in classical Ayurvedic texts, made in small batches.
Ayush-licensed unit
Made in a licensed manufacturing unit — the licence number is printed on every carton.
Sealed and dated
Batch code, manufacturing date and expiry on the pack. GST invoice inside the box.
From the farm to your shelf
Four stages, and nothing skipped between them.
Sourced
Herbs bought season by season from growers we buy from directly, and dried before they travel.
Sorted and weighed
Cleaned, graded and weighed to the proportions the classical recipe actually calls for.
Prepared in small batches
Slow-cooked or stone-ground in an Ayush-licensed unit, a few hundred packs at a time.
Checked and sealed
Each batch goes for independent purity testing before it is sealed, coded and shipped.
Our promise
Old recipes, printed honestly
Aushadhi began in a kitchen in Pune with a family chyawanprash recipe and a simple frustration: the jars on the shop shelf never said how much amla was actually inside them.
So we print it. Every herb, every quantity, every batch code. The recipes come from classical Ayurvedic texts, the herbs come from growers we can name, and the preparation happens in an Ayush-licensed unit a few hundred packs at a time. None of that is new — it is simply how it used to be done.
Recipes from the texts
Formulations follow classical Ayurvedic preparations, not seasonal marketing trends.
Nothing hidden
Full ingredient list with quantities on every single pack we sell.
Growers we can name
Herbs bought season by season from farms we deal with directly.
Everyday wellness, made simply
View all →What to check before you buy any herbal product
Five things worth looking for on the label — ours or anyone else's.
| Aushadhi | Typical herbal pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Every herb named with its quantity | Printed on the pack | Often just a blend name |
| Ayush manufacturing licence number | On every carton | Sometimes missing |
| Batch code, manufacturing date and expiry | All three | Often expiry only |
| Independent purity test per batch | Yes, on request | Rarely shared |
| Added sugar or artificial colour | None | Common in syrups |
Where we are today
Good to know
Trusted by health-conscious Indians
“The chyawanprash tastes like the one my nani used to make, and the jar actually lists how much amla is in it. That is why I reordered.”
Ananya Iyer, Bengaluru
Verified buyer
“I sent them the batch code out of curiosity and had the purity report the next morning. That kind of straightforwardness is rare.”
Rohan Deshmukh, Pune
Verified buyer
“Ordered the kadha and the herbal oil for my parents in Kochi. Sealed, packed properly, GST invoice inside, delivered in three days.”
Meera Nair, Kochi
Verified buyer
Questions, answered honestly
Yes. Our preparations follow recipes documented in classical Ayurvedic texts and are made in an Ayush-licensed unit. The full ingredient list, with quantities, is printed on every pack.
We can't advise on that. Herbal preparations can interact with prescription medication, so please show the pack's ingredient list to your doctor or a registered Ayurvedic practitioner before you begin.
Keep jars tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, and always use a dry spoon. Most preparations carry a 24-month shelf life from manufacture — the date is printed on the pack.
Yes. Send us the batch code printed on your pack and we'll email you the independent purity report for that batch.
Yes. COD is available across India, free shipping applies on orders above ₹999, and a GST invoice is included with every order.
Seasonal wellness, once a month
Ritucharya notes for the season ahead, new batch dates and subscriber-only offers. One email a month, never more.