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Sharbat, arqiyat and rub pressed from single-origin Punjabi herbs and fruit. Twenty-seven years of Unani craft, held to a modern pharmaceutical standard.
Arq Gulab, Arq Podina and Arq Saunf drawn in traditional copper stills so the volatile oils survive the heat. Two spoons in a glass of water is the whole ritual.
Anar, Sandal, Falsa and Toot Siah — fruit pressed at harvest and bottled the same week. Pour a capful, top with chilled water, serve over ice.
No third-party filling, ever. Washing, extraction, filling and quality control all happen under one roof in Multan — with a batch number you can trace on the label.
From summer sharbat to a daily capsule — the whole Laraib apothecary, grouped the way our own pharmacists think about it.
Arq — Herbal Distillates
Steam-distilled herbal waters, the gentlest dosage form in Unani medicine.…
Everyday Wellness
The everyday essentials — joshanda for cold season, digestive drops…
Herbal Oils (Roghan)
Single-herb and compound roghan oils, cold-blended for hair, skin, scalp,…
Herbal Syrups & Tonics
DRAP-registered Unani syrups formulated for a specific complaint — digestion,…
Safoof — Herbal Powders
Finely ground classical powders taken by the spoon with water…
Sharbats & Fruit Syrups
The classic drinking sharbats — pomegranate, plum, black mulberry, falsa,…
Tila — Men’s Care Oils
The Tila range: small-volume herbal application oils for external men’s…
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Syrups, distillates, oils, capsules and powders — all in one place.
The bottles that leave our shelves fastest — repeat orders from families who have been buying Laraib since the first shop on Dera Muhdi Road.
The classical reg mahi tila of Unani medicine, DRAP registered and applied externally. Traditionally used in men's care to support local tone,…
A sugar-free mint concentrate made for the digestive system rather than for the dessert table. Cool, clean and genuinely useful after heavy…
Damask rose petals turned into a clear, fragrant syrup — cooling, calming and the proper base for rose milk or falooda. A…
A fragrant cardamom syrup built on pure elaichi distillate rather than essence. For anyone who wants a cooling drink with real character…
Laraib's classical liver sharbat, taken for a swollen and painful liver, sluggish bowels and the puffiness that follows. A steady daily tonic…
Laraib's classical mughalaz formula for men — a restorative powder of white musli and silk-cotton root, traditionally taken to improve the quality…
A discreet Unani powder for men, traditionally taken to address the causes of jarian and involuntary loss, and to help restore the…
Pure turpentine oil for external rubbing — sharp, penetrating and immediately recognisable. The traditional standby for stiff joints, aching muscles, a congested…
Pure fennel-seed oil, distilled from a single crop. Three drops after a heavy meal is the old Multani answer to wind, bloating…
Cold-pressed neem seed oil, dark and bitter and entirely unapologetic. The household standby for head lice, stubborn old wounds and troubled skin…
DRAP-registered henna hair oil for anyone losing depth of colour and body. Regular massage darkens and thickens the hair, clears dryness and…
A concentrated 10 ml cardamom oil for the digestion. Traditionally taken for acidity, a stomach unsettled by stress and sluggish bowels —…
Pure egg oil, drawn from hens' yolks the slow way and regarded in Unani practice as unmatched for hair. Used on thinning,…
A small bottle of pure bitter almond oil, the traditional Unani ear remedy. Two warmed drops ease earache and are long used…
The classic amla hair oil, steeped the slow way. Massaged into the scalp it reaches the roots to strengthen them, clearing dryness…
A mild Unani laxative syrup that works by relieving dryness in the intestines rather than forcing the bowel. Traditionally taken for stubborn…
The gentle first gripe water Pakistani families have trusted for generations: a sweet, mild herbal blend for newborns and nursing babies, traditionally…
A clear, faintly bitter chicory distillate that Unani households have reached for since the first hot week of summer. Cooling for the…
A herbal syrup is only as honest as the room it was made in. This is what happens between the field and the bottle you unscrew at home.
صحت کی بات، لاریب کے ساتھ Pure by nature. Trusted by generations.
Everything that leaves our Multan plant starts in an orchard or a field we can name. These are the seven we buy first, test hardest and never substitute — whatever the season does to the price.
Cold-pressed in season for our sharbat — traditionally taken to cool the body and wake a dull appetite.
The classic Unani gargle, used for generations to comfort a dry, scratchy throat and a tired voice.
Steam-distilled into arq the same afternoon it is cut — the household answer to a heavy meal.
Sun-ripened northern fruit, long relied on in Unani kitchens to keep digestion moving gently.
Petals gathered before sunrise and distilled whole — the traditional coolant for hot, restless days.
Single-origin seed, milled cold so the sweet volatile oil stays in the powder instead of the air.
Certified heartwood only — the summer coolant behind our sharbats, arqiyat and skin oils.
Every incoming lot is quarantined until our own lab clears it for identity, moisture and heavy metals.
Cash on delivery in every city our couriers reach, from Karachi to Gilgit. Order today, and if you are unsure which sharbat or arq suits your household, a qualified hakeem will talk it through with you before you spend a rupee.
The newest bottles to leave our Multan plant — small first runs, photographed the week they were filled.
A Unani syrup long taken during and after enteric and eruptive fevers, alongside proper medical treatment. Made to ease the discomfort of…
The sanda oil of classical Unani practice, prepared by Laraib for external application only. Traditionally used in men's care to support local…
The classical reg mahi tila of Unani medicine, DRAP registered and applied externally. Traditionally used in men's care to support local tone,…
Laraib's DRAP-registered strengthening tila, applied externally. Traditionally used to support the tone of local vessels, sinews and muscle in men's care. A…
A traditional Unani massage oil for men, applied externally. Formulated in the classical warming style to support local circulation, tone and confidence.…
A gentle Unani tonic for growing children, traditionally given to make up calcium and mineral shortfalls, strengthen bones and bring back the…
A classical Unani formula whose name means the dissolving of swellings. Traditionally taken for puffiness and inflammation, inside and out — where…
A classical Unani liver formula, traditionally given in yarqan — jaundice — and during recovery from liver complaints. Taken alongside your doctor's…
A medicinal-grade violet syrup for the cold months, traditionally taken for catarrh, cough, fever and headache. Softly floral, easy for children, and…
The classical cooling sharbat of the Unani apothecary, pressed from ripe unab. Long taken as a blood purifier and to settle the…
Black mulberry with the added sweetness of licorice root, traditionally taken for swollen tonsils, painful swallowing and the dry night cough that…
A deep, ruby-dark mulberry syrup traditionally taken for a sore, scratchy throat and a voice worn thin by talking, teaching or singing.…
Four stages, one roof. Laraib Herbal Pharma grows relationships with the same growers year after year, then does every step of the making in Multan — so we can answer for what is in the bottle.
We buy whole fruit and herb straight from growers around Multan, Chitral and the Salt Range — lot by lot, inside the fortnight either side of peak ripeness.
Copper-lined stills and slow, low-temperature decoction pull the aroma out whole, instead of boiling the volatile oils away in a hurry.
Our in-house lab clears every batch for heavy metals, microbial load, pH and Brix. Nothing moves to filling until the sheet is signed off.
Filled hot, induction-sealed and batch-coded on a DRAP-compliant line, then held back a full 48 hours before a single carton is dispatched.
Every batch is traceable to its harvest lot — the code on the cap tells us the field, the week and the still.
Walk the whole processLaraib Herbal Pharma has been pressing, distilling and bottling in Multan for close to thirty years. These are the figures we are actually judged on — licences held, batches recorded, and the shelves that choose to stock us.
DRAP E. No: 00803 Laraib Herbal Pharma, Multan
Families order from us for the same reasons their parents walked into the shop in Multan — a sealed bottle, an honest label, and something that tastes the way it should.
I ordered Sharbat Anar for my father after his usual pharmacy stopped stocking it. The bottle arrived sealed, with the batch and expiry printed clearly on the label, and the colour is far deeper than the versions we had been buying locally. He takes a spoon in cold water every evening and says it tastes like the one his mother used to make.
Arq Gulab is the one thing that survives a Karachi summer in our house. I keep the bottle in the fridge and my wife uses it on cotton pads when she gets home from work. Two bottles have lasted us nearly seven weeks and the fragrance is still as clean as the day we opened the first one.
Being from Multan I have known the Laraib name for years, but this was the first time I ordered online instead of driving to the shop. The Sharbat Podina came boxed with proper padding and the rider called before he arrived. Honestly, the whole thing took less time than parking on Dera Muhdi Road.
Sharbat Toot Siah is hard to find in Islamabad and most of what is sold here tastes mainly of sugar. This one actually tastes of mulberry. I paid cash at the door, which my mother insisted on, and the parcel reached us on the third day exactly as the confirmation message said.
I bought Arq Sonf and Sharbat Anar in the same order and both arrived well wrapped, with the batch numbers listed on the invoice. When I messaged on WhatsApp to ask about shelf life after opening, someone answered the same evening with a proper explanation rather than a copied line.
We keep Sharbat Podina and Sharbat Anar on the kitchen shelf right through the hot months. What convinced me to order was the DRAP number printed on the carton, which I checked first. Delivery to Peshawar took four days and not one bottle was dented or leaking.
Seasonal remedies, the plants behind our formulations, and plain answers to the questions our customers ask most.
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…
Badam, nariyal, zaitoon, kalonji, amla, til, sarson, chambeli, suranjan and tarpin - ten roghan oils, what each is…
The word Unani simply means Greek. Here is how a medical tradition that began with Hippocrates reached Multan…
A short letter from our stillroom in Multan: what we are distilling this season, how to use it at home, and the occasional recipe worth keeping. Written by the people who actually make the bottles.
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Every order is packed and dispatched from our Multan warehouse within one working day of confirmation. Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and other major cities usually receive their parcel in two to three working days; smaller towns and remote districts take four to five. A flat courier charge is calculated at checkout, and orders above Rs 3,000 ship free anywhere in Pakistan. You will get a tracking number by SMS the moment the parcel leaves us.
Yes — cash on delivery is available nationwide and it is what most of our customers choose. Please keep the exact amount ready for the rider, and check that the seal and the printed batch code on each bottle are intact before you hand over the money. If you would rather pay in advance, the online payment methods available to you are listed on the checkout page.
Laraib Herbal Pharma is a licensed Unani manufacturer and our registration — DRAP E. No: 00803 — is printed on every carton and label. Everything is made in our own facility in Multan under documented GMP practices, and each bottle carries its batch number and expiry date so you can trace precisely what you are holding. If a label ever looks wrong, photograph it and send it to us.
Our sharbats are traditional herbal syrups made from fruit, flowers and sugar, and families here have given them to children for generations — always well diluted in a glass of chilled water rather than taken neat. They are food-style preparations, not medicines, so we deliberately do not publish dosages for children. If your child is under five, is already taking prescribed medicine, or has a condition such as diabetes, please speak to your doctor or hakeem first.
Classical sharbat recipes use sugar as both the sweetener and the preservative, so the standard syrup range is not sugar-free. Our arqiyat are — distillates such as Arq Gulab, Arq Sonf and Arq Podina contain no added sugar at all and can be taken plain or stirred into water. The full ingredient list is printed on every label and shown on each product page, so you can check before you order.
Close the cap tightly and keep the bottle upright in a cool, dark cupboard, away from direct sunlight and the heat of the stove. Sharbats keep best refrigerated after opening and are usually finished within eight to twelve weeks; arqiyat should go into the fridge straight away. Use a clean, dry spoon every time — moisture left in the neck of the bottle is by far the most common reason a syrup turns.
