Free nationwide delivery on orders over Rs 3,000
Every product registered with DRAP — DRAP E. No: 00803
100% natural ingredients — no artificial colours or preservatives
Cash on delivery available across Pakistan
Seasonal remedies, the plants behind our formulations and plain answers to the questions our customers ask most — written by the people who actually make the medicine.
11 articles published
Rose water, sandalwood oil, neem and multani mitti have kept Pakistani skin comfortable for generations. Here is how to build a realistic morning and evening routine around them, adjusted for oily or dry skin in heat and humidity.
Read the storyBadam, nariyal, zaitoon, kalonji, amla, til, sarson, chambeli, suranjan and tarpin - ten roghan oils, what each is traditionally used…
The word Unani simply means Greek. Here is how a medical tradition that began with Hippocrates reached Multan by way…
Two bottles on the same shelf can look identical and be nothing alike. A plain-language guide to DRAP registration, the…
Sacks of dried herb arrive at first light on Dera Muhdi Road, and by evening some of it is sealed…
The first cool mornings in Multan are when households start clearing their throats. Here is how Unani thinking approaches the…
Most of us make joshanda badly — sachet into a hard boil, three spoons of sugar, one cup and give…
Every Pakistani household has a spoon of something for a fretful baby. This is a deliberately cautious look at what…
That capful of arq-e-podina after Sunday's nihari was not a quaint habit. It was Unani thinking about hazm, applied at…
From falsa and anar to sandal, bazuri motadil and shikanjbeen — what each traditional sharbat tastes like, the cooling role…
Sharbat pressed from whole fruit, arqiyat drawn in copper stills, capsules blended to classical Unani formulae — all bottled in Multan under DRAP registration.
