Ayurvedic Medicine All Products Catalogue

Browse the Ayurvedic Medicine Catalogues by Category

• Blood Pressure
• Blood Purifier
• Bone Health
• Cough and Cold
• Detoxification
• Digestion Support
• Eye Care
• Fibroid and Cyst Management
• Gout Care
• Hair Care
• Heart Care
• Immunity Support
• Joint Care
• Kidney Care
• Liver Care
• Memory Support
• Men’s Health
• Migraine Support
• Piles Care
• Prostate Care
• Skin Care
• Stress Management
• Sugar Management
• Weight Management
• Women’s Health

What the Ayurvedic Medicine All Products Catalogue Covers

• Category scope — every category catalogue in one A–Z listing, each linking to its own page
• Product types — most items are multi-ingredient Ayurvedic formulations, with single-herb options where listed
• Dosage forms — tablets, capsules, powders, and syrups, depending on the product
• Private label branding — every catalogue item can be produced under your own brand

Using the Catalogue to Build Your Private Label Range

1. Browse the categories and shortlist the products that fit your brand
2. Request samples or discuss formulation adjustments with our R&D team
3. Confirm the MOQ (starts at 500 units) and your packaging format
4. Finalize label design under your brand identity
5. Production, in-house lab testing and dispatch

Quality Assurance & Certifications

Herbal Hills products are manufactured at a facility holding the following certifications and registrations, as listed on our certifications page:

Browse the ayurvedic medicine all products catalogue, shortlist the products that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and formulation support.

All Products Catalogue – Key Facts

• What it is: the A–Z all products catalogue of the Herbal Hills private label Ayurvedic medicine range
• Categories: 25 category catalogues, each with its own page linked above
• Catalogue pages on this page: cover, index and category pages from the Ayurvedic formulation product catalogue
• Formats seen in the catalogue: tablets, capsules, syrups and powders
• Pack sizes printed: for example 60 tablets, 60 capsules, 500 ml syrups and 100 g powders
• MOQ: from 500 units
• Facility: own GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra
• Quality records: in-house lab, NABL-accredited labs for advanced tests, CoA with every batch
• Label claims: reviewed by the brand’s own regulatory adviser before launch

How the All Products Catalogue Is Organised

The all products catalogue is the long view of our Ayurvedic medicine range. Instead of one category, it runs through every category page in order, so a buyer can scroll from Blood Purifier to Women's Health in one sitting. The 27 catalogue images above are the actual pages, starting with the cover and the index.

The index page groups the range into 25 categories and gives each a page number. Every product page then repeats the same layout: the product name, the pack size and a bottle or jar mock-up with Your Brand Name and Product Name on the label. That consistency is useful when you compare products across categories for one brand.

Sample products named in the all products catalogue

The table lists a few products exactly as they are named on the catalogue pages, to show the spread of formats. It is a sample, not the complete list. Download the PDF or open a category page for the full set.

Some names repeat across formats, such as Hemovedic Tablet and Hemovedic Syrup, or Digesherbo Tablet and Digesherbo Syrup. Pairs like these let a brand offer the same formulation family in two presentations, which helps when one channel prefers bottles of syrup and another prefers compact tablet packs.

Why Use the All Products Catalogue Instead of a Single Category?

Category pages suit buyers who already know their niche. The all products catalogue suits buyers who are still deciding. Distributors comparing several shelves, exporters building an import list and new brands sketching a first range all benefit from seeing every page in one flow.

• Range planning — spot gaps and overlaps across categories before you commit.
• Format balance — see how many tablets, capsules, syrups and powders you would carry.
• Pack consistency — group products that share a 60-count bottle, a 500 ml bottle or a 100 g jar.
• Faster shortlisting — mark product names from the all products catalogue and send one list to our team.

Which buyers ask for the all products catalogue?

Wholesalers and distributors ask for it most often, because they serve shops with different needs. Export houses use it to prepare product registration lists. Pharmacy chains use it to pick a few products per category for a house brand. Ayurvedic doctors and clinics sometimes use it to choose a small branded range for their own patients' counter purchases, always under their own regulatory guidance.

Moving between the all products catalogue and category pages

Each category in the grid above links to its own page, for example the digestion support catalogue, the detoxification catalogue and the hair care catalogue. Those pages focus on one area and explain its formats. The private label Ayurvedic medicine catalogue is the master overview, while this page remains the full page-by-page view.

Formats and Packaging in the All Products Catalogue

Across the all products catalogue you will see four main presentations: tablets in 30- or 60-count bottles, capsules in 60-count bottles, syrups in 500 ml bottles and powders in 100 g jars. These are the sizes printed on the catalogue pages. Other counts or containers can be discussed and are confirmed product by product.

Our Ayurvedic product packaging and customized packaging pages describe the bottle, jar, label and carton options. Herbal Hills offers free label designing for private label clients, so a multi-category range can share one design system with consistent colours, fonts and logo placement across every product.

Building one brand look across many categories

When a range spans several categories, a shared label template keeps the shelf tidy and makes the brand easy to recognise. A common approach is one base layout with a category colour band. Our design team can prepare that system, and the logo branding on labels page shows how brand marks are placed.

Quality, Documentation and Label Review

Every product in the all products catalogue is made at our own GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra. Each batch is tested in our in-house lab and supplied with a Certificate of Analysis, and NABL-accredited labs handle advanced tests. See our Ayurvedic medicine lab testing page for details. A product dossier and export documentation support are available for buyers who need them.

Several categories cover areas that Indian law treats with care. Ayurvedic products are made under the rules of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, with guidance from the relevant authority, and the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act restricts how they may be promoted. Text in catalogue artwork is not label copy. Every claim for any product you take from the all products catalogue must be reviewed by your brand's own regulatory adviser before launch.

MOQ and Ordering From the All Products Catalogue

The MOQ for private label and third-party manufacturing starts at 500 units. Our minimum order quantity page explains how it works. For a multi-product order, send your full shortlist so our team can confirm how the MOQ applies to each item and which products can share packaging.

1. Download the all products catalogue PDF using the button at the top of this page
2. Mark the product names and categories you want to carry
3. Send the list with your target market and channel to our team
4. Request composition sheets and samples for the products you are unsure about
5. Approve label artwork for each product from our design team
6. Have your regulatory adviser clear every label and listing
7. Confirm quantities, then production, testing, CoA and dispatch

All Products Catalogue Shortlist Checklist

• ✓ Categories chosen from the all products catalogue index
• ✓ Product names noted exactly as printed on the catalogue pages
• ✓ Format mix reviewed: tablets, capsules, syrups and powders
• ✓ Composition sheets and CoAs requested for the shortlist
• ✓ Shared label design system agreed for the range
• ✓ Claims cleared by your regulatory adviser for each product
• ✓ MOQ confirmed per product
• ✓ Export documentation planned where needed

How to read a page in the all products catalogue

Each product page follows the same order. The category title sits on the left, the product name appears in red above the mock-up, and the pack size is printed just below the name. The bottle or jar carries a placeholder label so you can picture your own branding. Some pages also show a composition table; where it is missing, ask our team for the composition sheet.

Pages sometimes include pictures and phrases chosen for the original catalogue design. Treat everything on a page as reference material for your team, not as wording for your pack. Your label, carton and listing text should be written from the approved composition sheet and cleared by your adviser.

Questions buyers often ask after reading the all products catalogue

• Can products from different categories share one bottle size and cap colour?
• Which items are best for a first order if I want to test demand?
• Can the same formulation be supplied as both a tablet and a syrup under my brand?
• Which documents will my importer need for each product?
• Can I visit the facility before placing an order? A factory visit can be arranged on request.

For a partner that can produce the whole range, see our Ayurvedic third party manufacturer page, and read about the full support package on our private label services page. The wider private label product catalogue also covers supplements, herbal shots, medicated cow ghee and personal care.

Ready to plan your range? Download the all products catalogue PDF, mark your shortlist and email business@herbalhills.in or Contractmfg@herbalhills.in or call +91 8657566722 / +91 7770019138. You can also reach us through the Contact Us page.