NARI SURAKHA SYRUP

ACCOTT Nari Suraksha Syrup

The product shown is Nari Suraksha Syrup, 200 mL, marketed as “A Complete Uterine Tonic for Women” and “Fortified with Ashoka & Supportive Herbs.” The ACCOTT listing identifies it as an Ayurvedic medicine in syrup form, but does not provide a reliable ingredient-by-ingredient formula. (Tradeindia)

Composition that can be confirmed

ComponentAmountPurposeAshoka (Saraca asoca)Not readableTraditional Ayurvedic women's-health/uterine herbSupportive herbal ingredientsNot readableTraditional support for menstrual/gynecological healthSyrup vehicleq.s.Carries the herbal ingredientsSweetener/flavour/preservative systemNot readableTaste, stability and palatability

1. Ashoka

The front label specifically highlights Ashoka.

In Ayurveda, Ashoka (Saraca asoca) is traditionally used in formulations for women's reproductive health, particularly around:

• menstrual discomfort;

• heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding;

• traditional uterine support.

The traditional use should not be equated with proven treatment of a specific gynecological disease.

2. “Supportive herbs”

The package states “Supportive Herbs,” but the individual herbs and their quantities are too small to read from this photograph.

I found other products on the market also called Nari Suraksha, but their formulations are from different manufacturers. For example, one listing describes a 200-mL herbal uterine tonic, while another manufacturer lists Nari Suraksha among its herbal products. (altiuslifesciences.in)

Therefore, I would not transfer ingredients from those products to this ACCOTT bottle.

What the product is intended to be

The packaging presents it as a women's/uterine herbal tonic rather than a conventional single-ingredient medicine. ACCOTT's listing classifies Nari Suraksha as an Ayurvedic medicine/syrup and gives dosing as “as per suggestion.” (Tradeindia)

Important limitation

I cannot reliably extract the complete formula or quantities per 5/10 mL from this photograph. In particular, I would not safely claim that it contains commonly associated herbs such as Lodhra, Shatavari, Ashwagandha, Dashmool, etc. unless they are actually printed on this product's composition panel.

Confirmed from your pack:

Nari Suraksha 200 mL = Ayurvedic women's/uterine tonic, fortified with Ashoka + unspecified supportive herbs.

If you provide a close, sharp photo of the left/right side of the box where the “Each 10 mL contains…” list is printed, I can give you the detailed table of every herb → botanical name → quantity → traditional function → evidence/limitations. 