Right Herb
Botanical identity comes first: the correct species and plant part, confirmed by authentication rather than assumed from a name.
Our philosophy
Dravya. Kāla. Pramāṇa.
The right herb, collected at the right time, held to a stated standard. Three ideas from Ayurveda, applied with the tools of modern measurement.
Dharmora Precision Ayurveda is built on three Ayurvedic ideas: dravya, the substance; kāla, time; and pramāṇa, valid measure.
Our philosophy
Right Herb. Right Time. Right Standard.
Right Time
Collection timing suited to the species, the plant part, the region and the constituents that matter. It differs from plant to plant, so we document it rather than generalise it.
Right Standard
Measured specifications, stated assay methods and batch records, published as they are verified, with pending information labelled as pending.
स्वस्थस्य स्वास्थ्यरक्षणम्
Traditional botanical knowledge, presented through modern measurement, thoughtful design and transparent product information.
Explore Madhu MoraThe precision process
Eight stages. Each one should leave a record.
Select a stage to see its purpose, the documents that could substantiate it, and what Dharmora has published so far.
Purpose
Select growers or suppliers and define where each botanical comes from.
Records that could substantiate it
Supplier agreements, origin declarations, cultivation or wild-collection records.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Confirm the species and the plant part.
Records that could substantiate it
Botanical authentication reports (macroscopic or microscopic, HPTLC fingerprint or DNA methods) and voucher specimens.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Collect at a time and growth stage suited to the species, plant part and target constituents.
Records that could substantiate it
Collection dates and locations, lot numbers, drying and storage logs.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Draw out and concentrate constituents using a defined solvent and process.
Records that could substantiate it
Extraction specification, extract ratio, solvent declaration and batch manufacturing record.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Measure the chosen marker or markers using a stated, validated method.
Records that could substantiate it
Certificate of analysis naming the method, reference standard and result.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Combine ingredients at defined amounts per serving.
Records that could substantiate it
Master formula, batch manufacturing record and ingredient lot traceability.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Check the finished product against its specification, including safety parameters.
Records that could substantiate it
Finished-product certificate of analysis covering identity, assay, microbial limits, heavy metals and other applicable tests.
Currently available
Not yet published
Purpose
Approve a batch for sale only when its records meet specification.
Records that could substantiate it
Quality release record, batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates.
Currently available
Not yet published
Transparency, batch by batch
The Dharmora Batch Passport
We intend to connect every batch to its ingredient specifications and test documentation, readable in plain language and with the scope and limits of each test explained.
Proposed featureThe Batch Passport is not active yet. No batch reports, laboratory names or results are published here until they exist and have been checked.
BATCH PASSPORT
Proposed · not active- Batch ID
- Not yet issued
- Product
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- Ingredient specifications
- Published when verified
- Tests performed
- Published when verified
- Testing laboratory
- Published when verified
- Documents
- None published
RIGHT HERB · RIGHT TIME · RIGHT STANDARD