Questions & answers
Straight answers, plainly stated.
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What does “standardised extract” mean on your labels?
It means the extract is controlled to contain a stated amount of a chosen marker compound, measured by a defined laboratory method. It describes composition, not effectiveness.
Are Dharmora products medicines?
No product on this site is presented as a treatment, cure or preventive for any disease. Each product’s regulatory category and licence details will be shown on its product page.
Can I take these alongside my current medicines?
Some botanicals can interact with medicines. Berberine-containing products, for example, can change how certain drugs are processed by the body. Please speak with your doctor or pharmacist before combining them.
Who should seek advice before use?
Anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding, buying for a child, managing a medical condition or taking prescription medicines should take advice from a qualified healthcare professional first.
Why do some products say “Coming soon”?
We list a product for sale only when its formula, label and specifications are confirmed. Until then we show only what we can state truthfully.
What is the Batch Passport?
A proposed feature that will link each batch to its specifications and test documents. It is not active yet, and no batch reports are shown until they exist and have been checked.
How do payment and delivery work?
Payment options are shown securely at checkout, and delivery charges and timelines appear before you pay. Our store policies are linked at the foot of every page.
Why are Sanskrit words used on this site?
Dravya, kāla and pramāṇa — substance, time and valid measure — are Ayurvedic ideas that describe how we work. We show them beside plain English so their meaning is always clear.