Ayurvedic & Herbal · Classical herbs
Bhumi Amla PCD Franchise & Manufacturers
Find Bhumi Amla PCD franchise companies that make Ayurvedic liver care products. Herbal distributors and chemists can see each brand, its composition and pack, and send enquiries from the page.
Companies with Bhumi Amla
3 Bhumi Amla products
- Bhumi Amla Bhumi Amla 250mg + Bhumi Amla Powder 250mg Ayurvedic & herbal · 30 Capsules
- Regliv Capsule Kutki 75mg+ Bhringraja 100mg+ Kalmegh 100mg+ Punarnava 125mg+ Bhumi Amla 100mg Ayurvedic & herbal · 30 Capsules
- Regliv Syrup Kutki+ Bhringaraja+ Biabidang+ Giloy+ Sirfunka+ Pipal+ Haritaki+Bahera+ Kalmegh+ Sonth+ Nagarmotha+Kasni+Makoy... Ayurvedic & herbal · 200 ml
3 Bhumi Amla products
- Brain Astra Each 5ml Syrup Contains the Standardize Extract of the following: Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri) 200mg; Gotukola (Ce... Tablets · 1 x 200ml
- Livromom-DS Syrup Advance Each 20ml Syrup Contains the Standardize Extract of the following: Kasni (Chicorium Intybus Sd.); Jhavuka (Tam... Syrups & suspensions · 1 x 200ml
- Livromom-DS Tablets Each 500mg. Tablet Contains Extract of the following: Makoy (Solanum Nigrum Fr.) 50mg; Arjuna (Terminalia Arju... Tablets · 1x10 Tablets
1 Bhumi Amla product
Bhumi Amla is the common name for Phyllanthus niruri, a small plant used in Ayurveda for a long time. It appears mostly in liver care and digestive formulations, usually blended with other classical herbs.
Ayurvedic doctors, BAMS practitioners, general physicians in smaller towns and herbal medicine stores are the usual channel. Many allopathic chemists also keep a few liver tonics, so a well-made product can move through both herbal and regular counters.
How Bhumi Amla is offered by listed companies
The listings show these forms:
- Ayurvedic preparations such as churna and classical blends
- Tablets and capsules
- Syrups, a popular liver tonic format
Typical herbal partners are kalmegh, punarnava, kutki and giloy. Each company uses its own proportions and extract types, so read the composition panel and ask whether extracts are standardised before you compare prices.
What to look at in an Ayurvedic franchise company
A liver tonic sells better when the company also has digestive, immunity, joint care and women's health products. Compare PTR, MRP and the margin you keep after scheme discounts. Make sure the monopoly area is written into the agreement. Check bottle and cap quality for syrups and see that labels carry the AYUSH licence details correctly. Clarify expiry return and breakage terms, and ask for doctor literature, shelf strips and samples to support launches in your area.
Making Bhumi Amla products under your own brand
Herbal brand owners should share the formula or choose from the maker's ready formulas, then decide on dosage form, pack size, bottle or blister type and label design. Agree the MOQ per product. Ask for the AYUSH manufacturing licence, GMP certificate, raw herb testing reports and stability data. Label claims must follow AYUSH rules, so avoid wording that suggests treatment results. Keep your GST and trademark registration ready before printing.
Related pages: Ayurvedic PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Kalmegh, Punarnava, Giloy.