Contract manufacturing
You bring an idea or a target. We design the herb combination, explain why each herb is in it, and produce it under your name.
- Formulation
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- Brand on pack
- Yours
Syrups, capsules, oils and juices, formulated and manufactured for brand owners, distributors and e-commerce sellers.
Formulations are standardised against the active phytochemicals in the herb, not against the herb alone, so what you sell in your second batch matches what you sold in your first.
What separates them is who owns the formulation and how much of the packaging and compliance work sits with us. Everything else, the quality system, the testing, the certifications, is the same whichever you choose.
You bring an idea or a target. We design the herb combination, explain why each herb is in it, and produce it under your name.
Choose from formulations we already make and put your brand on them. The shortest path from decision to a product you can list.
We manufacture to your specification and supply finished goods to your warehouse, distributor or marketplace operation.
Two batches of the same herb can differ substantially in active content depending on where and when it was grown. Standardise only on the weight of herb going in, and the finished product drifts from batch to batch.
Physic Herbals was founded in 2015 by professionals from pharmaceutical sciences, and formulations are built around the active phytochemicals in each herb. For authenticated standardisation we supply reference standards with purity up to 95%. Raw materials and finished goods are tested in our own laboratory before release.
You send the dosage form, positioning, quantity and packaging. We say whether it is something we already make or something to develop.
We propose a formulation with the reasoning for each herb, then quote against quantity, pack size and packaging.
You review a sample and the artwork. Nothing enters production until you have signed off on both.
The batch is produced, tested against release specification, packed and dispatched with its documentation.
Send the dosage form, an indicative quantity and the market you are selling into. You will get a straight answer on whether we can make it, and what it costs.
Contract manufacturing, private label and third party supply, from a GMP certified facility at Baddi in Himachal Pradesh.
You come with a product idea or an unmet need in your category. We design the herb combination, give you the rationale for why each herb is in it, and manufacture under your brand name.
Where a formulation calls for a herb we have not used before, we advise on incorporating it and on the reference standard needed to control it in the finished product.
Select from formulations we already produce and tested, and put your own brand name and logo on the pack. More than 200 formulations are available across syrups, capsules, oils and juices.
We manufacture to your specification and supply finished goods. The usual route for established brands, distributors and sellers on Amazon, Flipkart and their own storefronts who do not want to run a plant.
Incoming herbs are checked in our own laboratory before they enter production.
Reference standards with purity up to 95% control the active content, so batches stay comparable.
Finished product is tested against its release specification before dispatch.
Four dosage forms, more than two hundred formulations, all available under your own brand.

Liver, digestion, respiratory and tonic formulations, including Physiliv Forte and Morning Blessing.

Single-herb and multi-herb extract capsules, including Arshfine, Physic Strong and Natura Vito.

External-use oils for joint, muscle, scalp and skin ranges, including Joint Tame Oil.

Single and blended herbal juices, including Diabetic Care Juice.

A blend of traditionally valued herbal ingredients, formulated to support liver wellness as part of a balanced lifestyle.

Formulated to support digestion and regularity. A common first product for brands entering digestive wellness.
Respiratory, women's health, immunity and paediatric syrups are developed to brief. Tell us the positioning and target consumer and we will propose a formulation with the reasoning for each herb.

A herbal capsule formulated for the piles care category.

Formulated to support energy, stamina and general vitality. One of the more frequently reviewed products in the range.

Formulated to support people dealing with fatigue and low energy.
With a syrup, a customer can often tell when a batch is different. With a capsule they cannot, so the only control you have is analytical.
We standardise against the active phytochemicals in each herb and can supply reference standards with purity up to 95%, so the content of your product is a number you can check rather than a claim you have to trust.

A herbal oil for external application, formulated for the joint and muscle comfort category.

Developed to brief. A high-volume category for D2C brands, and one where the fragrance and viscosity brief matters as much as the herb list.

Massage, baby and body oil formulations developed against your positioning and pack format.

A herbal juice formulated for the blood sugar wellness category, intended as part of a managed lifestyle rather than as a substitute for medical care.

Amla, aloe vera, giloy, karela, wheatgrass and similar single-herb juices produced to your specification.

Multi-herb blends built around a positioning: immunity, detox, joint comfort or digestion.
Physic Herbals was founded in 2015 by qualified professionals from pharmaceutical sciences, working in herbal product development and nutraceuticals.
The reason the company exists is narrow and specific: to produce herbal products that are therapeutically efficient because they are standardised against the active phytochemicals present in the herbs, rather than against herb weight alone.
We design our own herb combinations and give clients the rationale behind each herb chosen, so a formulation can be defended rather than just supplied. We also provide research guidance on incorporating new herbs, and phytochemical reference standards with purity up to 95%.
To deliver cost effective herbal products with excellent therapeutic windows.
To be recognised as a technically driven company delivering standardised herbal and nutraceutical products.
Phytochemicals are the part of the plant doing the work. If you do not measure them, you have no real control over raw herbs or finished product, and your batches drift.
For a brand owner this matters commercially, not just technically. Consistent active content is what stops a repeat customer noticing that the second bottle did not work like the first.
Notes on manufacturing, standardisation and selling herbal products in India and abroad.

What wholesalers and practitioners look for when choosing a manufacturing partner.

Why brands partner with third party manufacturers, and what to check before signing one.

How the formulation is put together and what it is intended to support.
Tell us what you want made and in what quantity. You will get a straight answer on whether we can make it, and what it costs.

Liver wellness is one of the few Ayurvedic categories with year-round demand rather than a seasonal spike, which makes it easier to forecast and reorder against.
It is also a category where buyers read the label. A formulation you can explain herb by herb holds up better in that conversation than one you cannot.
Brands building a daily-wellness range, practitioners dispensing under their own label, and D2C sellers who want a first product with repeat purchase built in.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Digestive wellness is the category most new herbal brands enter first, because the customer already knows what they are looking for and does not need educating.
That also means the shelf is crowded. Differentiation comes from the formulation rationale and the pack, not from the category itself.
First-time brand owners, marketplace sellers testing a category, and clinics wanting a dispensable daily formulation.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

This is a category customers buy quietly. Capsules travel better than syrups, carry no odour, and can be reordered without a conversation, which is why the format itself is part of the product.
Packaging discretion is worth as much attention as the formulation. That is a decision you make at artwork stage, and it is worth making deliberately.
D2C brands, marketplace sellers and practitioners covering a category that customers research privately.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Energy and vitality is the broadest category in the range, which makes it the easiest to sell and the hardest to differentiate. Most of the customer reviews Physic Herbals has collected are for this product.
For a brand owner that cuts two ways: proven demand, and a shelf full of near-identical claims. Positioning and pack do the work here.
Brands wanting a high-volume anchor product, and sellers who need one product that moves while a narrower range builds.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Fatigue is a more specific complaint than low energy in general, and specific complaints convert better because the customer recognises themselves in the description.
That specificity is also a constraint. The copy on pack and on your listing has to stay within wellness support language rather than drifting into treatment claims.
Brands that want a second capsule alongside a general vitality product, targeting a defined complaint rather than a broad one.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

An external oil is judged on things a capsule never is: how it smells, how heavy it feels, whether it stains. Those are formulation decisions as much as the herb list, and they need to be briefed.
It is also a repeat-purchase category with a visible usage rate, so pack size has a direct effect on reorder frequency. Choose it deliberately rather than by default.
Brands building a topical range, practitioners, and sellers in the pain and mobility category.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Blood sugar is a regulated claim area. Everything on pack, on your listing and in your advertising has to stay within wellness support language, and must never imply treatment, cure or replacement of prescribed medicine.
Handled properly it is a strong category with committed repeat customers. Handled carelessly it is the fastest way to a regulatory complaint and a delisting.
Claims boundary. Under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, an advertisement for this category must not claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent diabetes. Copy stays on supporting wellness as part of a managed lifestyle. If your marketplace listing copy drifts, that is your exposure, not only ours.
Established brands with the compliance discipline to hold the line on claims, and distributors serving the metabolic wellness category.
This page describes a herbal wellness product. It is not medical advice and makes no claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Directions on the product label apply, and customers should consult a qualified healthcare professional.