These formulations are adapted from several classical text
books. Their manufacture and marketing are licensed by the Drug
Controlling Authority of the State Government. The manufacturing
activity is also granted GMP certification by the Government.
The principles and methodology of medicine preparation are based
on classical tenets. However modern technological and industrial
methods are adapted to possible extent. For example, basic
cooking is now done in pharmaceutical grade stainless steel
vessels by using steam as the source of heat. Vacuum evaporation
is employed for concentration step. Several electro-mechanical
equipments are used for size reduction of herbs, pulverisation,
sifting, grinding, filling and packing, Similarly, Quality
assurance procedures have also been adapted considerably from
the methods of modern chemistry and physics. On an average,
20-30 herbs are used in the preparation of a medicine. There are
rare instances when more than a hundred herbs go into the making
of a medicine. There a