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| Composition | Herbal Liver Tonic Syrup (100% Natural) – Double Strength |
|---|---|
| Packing | 200ML |
| SHELF LIFE | 18 MONTHS |
| HSN CODE | 2106 |
| Category | Syrups & Suspensions |
| Supply | Wholesale & Export |
The product shown is LIVCOT-DS Syrup, 200 mL, labelled “Double Strength,” “Complete Liver Protection,” “Sugar Free,” and “100% Natural.” ACCOTT lists Livcot-DS as an Ayurvedic liver tonic for adults. (Tradeindia)
There is a composition table printed on the bottle, but in this photograph the individual herb names and quantities are too blurred to read reliably. I enlarged the label and checked it against available online information; ACCOTT's accessible product listing confirms the product and its Ayurvedic/liver-tonic classification but does not publish the ingredient-by-ingredient formula. (Tradeindia)
LIVCOT-DS is an Ayurvedic/herbal preparation marketed as a liver tonic, rather than a conventional single-drug hepatology medicine. ACCOTT's listing specifies it as an Ayurvedic syrup intended for adults, with dosage “as per suggestion.” (Tradeindia)
The “Double Strength” wording is a product formulation/marketing descriptor. It does not by itself tell us that every herb is present at twice the concentration of LIVCOT or another product.
The box says 100% Natural, but that doesn't establish the identity, concentration, purity, or clinical effectiveness of each botanical ingredient. For those details, the actual composition panel is the authoritative source.
I don't want to repeat the problem of assigning herbs from similarly named liver tonics. Livcot DS is specifically an ACCOTT product, and other “Livcot/Liver Tonic” products can have completely different formulas. ACCOTT's catalogue also lists Livcot 5G, showing that related products exist within its Ayurvedic range. (Tradeindia)
For an exact composition, please upload a close-up photograph of the left side of this bottle, especially the table beginning with something like “Each 10 mL contains…”. The current image contains the table, but its resolution isn't sufficient to distinguish the herb names or doses.
