Every time the weather changes, someone in your house falls sick.
Monsoon arrives and the sneezing starts. Winter sets in and the throat turns scratchy. Then the smog season, the office air-conditioning, the child who brings something home from school and passes it round the whole family, one by one.
Your grandmother had an answer for this. A handful of tulsi leaves, boiled into kadha, every single day. It worked for generations. The only problem is that nobody has twenty minutes every morning to pluck, boil and strain leaves any more.
What Panch Tulsi Drops do. They put five types of tulsi into a concentrated Ayurvedic arak that you take in seconds. Ten to fifteen drops in a glass of water, stir, drink. The same daily tulsi habit your family always trusted for immunity, easy breathing and a calmer mind, without the boiling, the straining or the bitter pot on the stove.
Not one variety. Five, in one bottle
Instead of 20 minutes of kadha
Home, office, parents, travel
A licensed proprietary medicine
What tulsi drops do for you, every day
Tulsi has earned its place in almost every Indian courtyard for a reason. Here is what a daily dose of Panch Tulsi Drops is there to support.
| Supports | What that means in your day |
|---|---|
| Your natural immunity | Tulsi is the herb Indian homes have reached for at every change of season for centuries. A daily dose helps your body’s own defences stay ready when the weather, the office or the school run throws something at you. |
| Easy breathing and a comfortable throat | For the dusty commute, the damp monsoon week and the cold winter mornings. Tulsi is traditionally used to keep the throat and chest feeling clear and comfortable. |
| A calmer, steadier mind | Ayurveda counts tulsi among its rasayanas, herbs that help the body cope. Deadlines, traffic, late nights: tulsi helps you handle everyday stress with a little more calm. |
| Digestion and daily cleansing | A glass of tulsi water in the morning is one of the oldest cleansing habits in Indian homes. Light, aromatic and easy on the stomach. |
| Overall wellbeing | Small drops, taken daily, add up. It is the simplest wellness habit you can build: ten seconds a day, nothing to cook. |
Your grandmother’s kadha, without the boiling
You already know tulsi works. Most of us grew up on it. So why did the habit stop?
Because kadha is work. Pluck the leaves, wash them, boil them, wait, strain, cool, drink it bitter. It is fine on a Sunday. It does not survive a Monday morning with a train to catch and a lunchbox to pack.
Panch Tulsi Drops remove every one of those steps. The tulsi is already extracted and concentrated. You add the drops to water, stir, and your daily tulsi is done before the kettle has boiled.
| Homemade tulsi kadha | Panch Tulsi Drops | |
|---|---|---|
| Time | 15 to 20 minutes | About 10 seconds |
| Tulsi varieties | Whatever grows in your pot | Five, blended |
| Consistency | Changes with every batch | The same measured dose every time |
| At work or travelling | Not happening | A 20 ml bottle in your bag |
| Keeping it up | Lasts a week, then stops | Easy to do every day |
Why five types of tulsi, not one
Tulsi is not a single plant. India grows several varieties, from the green Rama tulsi to the dark purple Shyama tulsi, and each has its own aroma, colour and character. Many tulsi products use just one.
Panch Tulsi blends five varieties into a single tulsi arak. You get the whole family of tulsi in every dose, rather than one plant doing all the work.
And it is made the traditional way. Arak, or arka, is one of Ayurveda’s classical preparations: the herb is distilled, which captures the aromatic oils that give fresh tulsi its sharp, clove-like fragrance. That fragrance is the part of tulsi you want, and it is the part a dried powder slowly loses on the shelf.
How to take Panch Tulsi Drops
Make it part of something you already do: the first glass of water in the morning, or the one you drink before you leave for work. A habit tied to a routine is a habit that lasts.
One pack, four bottles, the whole family covered
Four 20 ml bottles instead of one big one, and that is deliberate.
- One for the kitchen, next to the water filter, for the whole family’s morning glass.
- One for your office bag, so the habit does not stop on busy days.
- One for your parents, because they are usually the first to catch the seasonal bug.
- One for travel, for trains, flights and hotel water, where you need it most.
At 15 drops a dose, 80 ml gives you roughly a hundred servings. That is a few rupees for each glass of tulsi water.
Tulsi is one of the most studied herbs in Ayurveda
This is not just folklore. A 2017 systematic review in Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine brought together 24 human studies involving 1,111 people. All of them reported favourable outcomes, in areas that included immune response and everyday stress, and none recorded significant side effects. You can read the full review on PubMed Central.
Your grandmother knew it without the paperwork. Now the paperwork agrees.
What to check before you buy any tulsi drops
Tulsi drops are everywhere now, at every price. Six questions tell you what you are really buying.
| Ask this | Panch Tulsi Drops |
|---|---|
| Is it a licensed Ayurvedic medicine? | Yes. An Ayurvedic proprietary medicine, made under licence |
| How many tulsi varieties? | Five |
| How is it made? | As a traditional arak |
| Any artificial colour? | None |
| Any preservatives? | None |
| Is the dose clear? | 10 to 15 drops in water, printed on the pack |
Who Panch Tulsi Drops are for
- Families who take turns falling sick every time the season changes.
- Office-goers and commuters breathing city air and air-conditioning all day.
- Anyone running on stress and looking for a simple, natural way to feel steadier.
- Parents and grandparents who want gentle, daily Ayurvedic support.
- Frequent travellers who need a habit that fits in a pocket.
- Everyone who grew up on tulsi and wants it back, without the kadha pot.
Building a daily Ayurvedic routine? Tulsi pairs naturally with our Ashwagandha capsules for stress, and our Ayurvedic immunity tonic for the change of season. See the full wellness range.
Please check with your doctor first if
- You are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.
- You take any medicine regularly.
- You have an ongoing medical condition.
- You are buying it for a child. Ask your doctor for the right dose.
Panch Tulsi Drops support everyday wellbeing. They do not replace treatment from your doctor, and if any symptom lasts more than a few days, please see one.
Product details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | Herbus Panch Tulsi Drops (Tulsi Arak) |
| Type | Ayurvedic proprietary medicine |
| Ingredients | Extract of five types of tulsi (Panch Tulsi) |
| Form | Liquid drops (arak) |
| Pack | 4 bottles x 20 ml (80 ml total), dropper bottles |
| How to use | 10 to 15 drops in a glass of water, or as directed by your healthcare professional |
| Free from | Artificial colour and preservatives |
| Net quantity | 80 ml (4 x 20 ml) |
| Country of origin | India |
| Manufactured by | Ultra Green (Unit-1) |
| Packed and marketed by | Ultra Healthcare, #376, Saketri, Panchkula, Haryana 134109 |
| Consumer care | ecom@ultrahealthcare.in · +91 97794 00933 · Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 18:00 IST · contact us |
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Questions people ask before buying
How do I take Panch Tulsi Drops?
Add 10 to 15 drops to a glass of water, stir well and drink, or take them as directed by your healthcare professional. The whole thing takes about ten seconds.
Can I take tulsi drops every day?
Yes. Panch Tulsi Drops are made for regular use, and the pack recommends taking them consistently for the best results. Tulsi works as a daily habit rather than a one-off.
When will I notice a difference?
Think of tulsi the way your grandmother did: a daily routine, not an overnight fix. Give it a few weeks of regular use and judge it by how the next change of season goes for you and your family.
What do the drops taste like?
Like fresh tulsi leaves: aromatic, with a slight peppery, clove-like warmth. Stirred into a glass of water it is easy to drink, and far gentler than a pot of homemade kadha.
Is it a medicine or a supplement?
It is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine, which means it is made under an Ayurvedic drug manufacturing licence rather than sold as a general herbal product. It is meant to support everyday wellbeing and does not replace treatment prescribed by your doctor.
Is tulsi safe?
Tulsi has centuries of traditional use, and the 2017 review of 24 human studies reported no significant side effects. As with any Ayurvedic medicine, avoid it during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless your doctor advises it, and check with your doctor first if you take regular medication.
Can children take Panch Tulsi Drops?
The pack gives a general dose of 10 to 15 drops. For children, please ask your doctor for the right amount before use.
Does it contain preservatives or colour?
No. Panch Tulsi Drops contain no artificial colour and no preservatives.
How long does one pack last?
At 15 drops a dose, the four 20 ml bottles give roughly a hundred servings between them. Split them across home, office, travel and your parents’ house, or keep them all for yourself.
The short version. Tulsi is the herb Indian families have trusted for generations to get through every change of season. Panch Tulsi Drops put five types of tulsi into one Ayurvedic arak, so your daily tulsi takes ten seconds instead of twenty minutes. Ten to fifteen drops in water, every day, four bottles for the whole family.
Disclaimer: Panch Tulsi Drops are an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. Read the label carefully and use as directed. This page is general information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Consult a doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking any medication or have a medical condition. If symptoms persist, see a doctor. Keep out of reach of children.
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