Know what you are putting into your routine.
Ingredient lists should not feel like fine print. We want you to be able to see the formula, understand the traditional role of its ingredients, and make your own decision.
“Natural” is not a substitute for information.
People often see the word natural and stop asking questions. We think the opposite is healthier.
Where did the ingredient come from? What is its traditional purpose? How is it used in the formula? What does the finished product actually claim to support?
The more clearly those questions are answered, the easier it is for a customer to make an informed choice.
How to read an herbal formula
A useful little checklist for any wellness product, not just ours.
Check the common and botanical name when available.
One impressive ingredient does not explain the finished product.
Know what the product is actually designed to support.
More is not automatically better. Use the stated routine.
What is inside the current range?
These are the ingredient details currently used in the four product formulas.
Pilo Care
Amla, Vidanga, Fennel, Daruharidra, Nagkesar, Senna, Haritaki, Bibhitaki, Castor Oil Plant and Trivrit.
See Pilo CareMen's Vitality+
Shodhit Shilajit, Ashwagandha, Safed Musli, Gokshura, Kaunch Beej and Akarkara.
See Men's Vitality+Joint Care+
Shallaki (Boswellia), Shuddha Guggulu, Hadjod, Nirgundi and Ashwagandha.
See Joint Care+Slim Fit+
Use this space for the final approved Slim Fit+ ingredient panel from your formulation and label records.
See Slim Fit+Clear labels.
The customer should be able to find the important information without hunting for it.
Big promises with no context.
Traditional ingredients deserve respect. That does not mean turning traditional use into a guaranteed medical claim.
Curiosity is a good reason to read the label.
Explore the product page and look at the ingredients together with its purpose and directions.
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