| PACKAGING TYPE: | 450ml C-box |
| COMPOSITION: | Composition: Ashok (saraca Asoca) 39.6 G, Gud (jaggery) 78.12 G, Dhaiful (woodfordia Fruticosa) 6.25 G, Kalajeri (centratherum Anthelminticum) 0.39 G, Nagarmotha (cyperus Scariosus) 0.39 G, Saunth (zingiber Officinale) 0.39 G, Daruhaldi (berberis Aristata) 0.39 G, Nilophar (nymphaea) 0.39 G, Harad (terminalia Chebula) 0.39 G, Behara (terminalia Bellirica) 0.39 G, Amla (phyllanthus Emblica) 0.39 G, Aam (mangifera Indica) 0.39 G, Safed Jera (cuminum Cyminum) 0.39 G, Vasa (justicia Adhatoda) 0.39 G, Safed Chandan (santalum Album) 0.39 G. Indication (as Per Label): Regularises The Menstrual Cycle. Also Treats Urethral Inflammation, Lower Back Pain, Headache And Anaemia. Contains: Jaggery (natural Sugar). As A Fermented Arishta, It Contains Self-generated Alcohol. |
| FORMULATION: | Syrup |
| Description: | Agrosaf Ashokarishta is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine in liquid form, Its main herb is ashok (Saraca asoca) bark, the best-known Ayurvedic herb for women's health, traditionally used to support the uterus and a regular menstrual cycle. It is combined with 13 supporting herbs: daruhaldi, nagarmotha, saunth, safed jera and kalajeri support digestion; harad, behara and amla (the three fruits of triphala) support gentle cleansing; vasa, nilophar, aam and safed chandan are traditionally used for cooling and comfort. Jaggery provides the natural sugar for fermentation, and dhaiful flowers start the natural fermentation that makes an arishta. It is traditionally used by adult women for menstrual wellness, including irregular cycles, period-related lower back pain and headache, and general weakness, on a physician's advice. The usual dose is 15 to 30 ml with an equal quantity of water, twice daily after meals. |
| Side Effects: | Stomach upset or acidity Constipation Changes in menstrual flow Skin rash or other allergic reactions (rare) |
| How to Use: | Dosage (as per label): 3 to 6 teaspoonfuls (15 ml to 30 ml), mixed with an equal quantity of water, twice daily after meals, or as directed by the physician. Shake well: Shake the bottle well before each use. Consistency: Take it at the same times each day for the period your physician advises. Missed dose: Take the next dose at the usual time. Do not take two doses at once. Overdose: If you have taken much more than the advised amount, call your doctor |
| Precaution: | Pregnancy: do not use unless your doctor advises. Stop use if you could be pregnant. See a gynaecologist for very heavy bleeding, bleeding between periods, missed periods, severe pain, or any bleeding after menopause. Anaemia: get your haemoglobin checked; this product does not replace iron or other prescribed treatment. Diabetes: contains jaggery (natural sugar). Ask your doctor first and monitor blood glucose. Alcohol: as a fermented arishta, it contains self-generated alcohol. Avoid if you must not take alcohol. Do not exceed the advised dose. Do not double a missed dose. Do not use if you are allergic to any ingredient. |
| Product Benefits: | Menstrual wellness: Ashok bark is traditionally used to support a regular menstrual cycle. Period comfort: Traditionally used for period-related lower back pain and headache. Urinary comfort: The label lists use in urethral inflammation (burning durin |
Frequently Asked Questions
It is an Ayurvedic tonic for women made with ashok bark and 13 other herbs. Its label indication is to regularise the menstrual cycle, and it is also used for urethral inflammation, lower back pain, headache and anaemia.
Ashok (Saraca asoca) bark is the classical Ayurvedic herb for women's health and is traditionally used to support the uterus and a regular menstrual cycle. Herbs such as daruhaldi, nagarmotha, saunth, amla and safed chandan support digestion and comfort, and dhaiful flowers start the natural fermentation that makes an arishta.
The label dosage is 3 to 6 teaspoonfuls (15 ml to 30 ml), mixed with an equal quantity of water, twice daily after meals, or as directed by the physician. Shake well before each use.
Ayurvedic products work gradually. Many women take it over two or three menstrual cycles, but take it for the period your physician advises.
No, not unless your doctor specifically advises it. Stop use and see a doctor if you could be pregnant.
The label lists anaemia among its uses. Anaemia has many causes, so get your haemoglobin checked and follow your doctor's treatment. It does not replace iron or other prescribed supplements.




















