STONE-OUT SYRUP

ACCOTT Stone-OUT Syrup

The bottle is Stone-OUT Syrup, 200 mL, marketed as an herbal tonic for kidney & urinary stones and labelled sugar-free.

I checked the available ACCOTT listing: it confirms Stone Out Tonic as an Ayurvedic/herbal syrup, but it does not publish the ingredient-by-ingredient formula. (Tradeindia)

The small composition panel in your photograph is unfortunately too blurred to read reliably, so I would not assign the detailed herb quantities from similarly named “Stone Out” products online—those are different manufacturers/formulations.

What can be established from this pack

ComponentStatusPurpose/roleAyurvedic herbal ingredientsPresentIntended for urinary/kidney-stone supportSugar-free formulationClearly statedNo conventional sucrose-based syrupLiquid vehiclePresentCarries the herbal ingredientsFlavouring/sweetening systemExact ingredients not readableTaste/palatabilityPreservative systemNot readableProduct stabilityIndividual herbs + quantitiesNot reliably readableCannot safely identify from this image

Important distinction

Several products sold online under names such as “Stone Out Syrup” contain very different combinations of herbs—for example, some list Punarnava, Gokhru, Varun, Kulthi and Pashanbhed, while other formulations contain many additional herbs and mineral preparations. (Ayuveda Herbs)

Those compositions should NOT be assumed to be the composition of your ACCOTT Stone-OUT.

What the product is intended for

The packaging presents it as a herbal preparation for kidney and urinary stones. ACCOTT's trade listing categorizes its Stone Out Tonic as an Ayurvedic medicine/syrup for adults. (Tradeindia)

However, a kidney stone can cause obstruction, infection or significant pain. A herbal syrup should not be assumed to dissolve or remove a stone without knowing the stone's size, location and type.

To give you the exact composition

Please upload a close, straight-on photograph of the left side of the bottle label where the tiny “Each ___ mL contains” text appears. Your current image shows that section, but the characters are too low-resolution to distinguish individual ingredients.

With a clear image, I can make a table like:

Herb → botanical name → amount per 10 mL → traditional role → evidence/limitations → total amount in 200 mL. 