Chirata Capsule 100% Natural Chirata Tablets 30 Per Bottle 500mg
CHILTAN PURE Chirata Capsule 500mg provides chirata in a convenient tablet format. Chirata is a traditionally valued South Asian botanical known for its naturally bitter taste and long-standing use in traditional herbal preparations. Each bottle contains 30 tablets for convenient everyday use. Follow the product label for recommended use.
Product Information
| Product Detail | Information |
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| Product Name | Chirata Capsule |
| Common Name | Chirata, Chiretta |
| Botanical Name | Swertia chirata |
| Plant Family | Gentianaceae |
| Plant Part | Whole herb / aerial parts* |
| Form | Capsule / Tablet* |
| Strength | 500mg |
| Quantity | 30 Tablets Per Bottle |
| Category | Herbal / Botanical Supplement |
| Origin | As stated on product packaging |
| Storage | Cool, dry place |
*Exact plant part, dosage form, and formulation should be verified on the product label.
What Is Chirata?
Chirata, commonly known as Chiretta, is a traditionally valued herb associated with South Asian herbal practices. It is commonly identified with Swertia chirata, a plant belonging to the Gentianaceae family.
The herb is naturally known for its distinctly bitter taste and has a long history of use in traditional herbal preparations. Different parts of the plant may be used depending on the formulation, although the whole herb and aerial portions are commonly associated with chirata preparations.
Chirata naturally contains bitter plant compounds, including compounds associated with the secoiridoid group. The exact composition can vary depending on the plant material, growing conditions, harvesting, processing, and formulation.
CHILTAN PURE Chirata Capsule provides this traditionally valued botanical in a convenient tablet format.
Key Features
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100% natural chirata ingredient as marketed
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Commonly associated with Swertia chirata
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Traditionally valued South Asian herb
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Naturally bitter botanical
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500mg per tablet
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30 tablets per bottle
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Convenient capsule/tablet format
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Suitable for simple everyday storage
Traditional & Common Uses
Chirata has traditionally been used in South Asian herbal preparations. Common traditional uses include:
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Traditional herbal formulations
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Botanical powder blends
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Herbal infusions
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Traditional decoctions
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Bitter herbal preparations
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Ayurvedic-inspired botanical preparations
These statements describe traditional uses and should not be interpreted as claims that chirata treats, cures, or prevents a medical condition.
How to Use
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Follow the recommended serving instructions on the product label.
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Take the tablet with water if directed.
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Do not exceed the recommended amount.
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Use only as directed on the packaging.
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If you are taking prescription medicines or have an existing health condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Important: The 500mg amount refers to the labeled product strength and does not necessarily indicate a standardized amount of any specific chirata compound.
Important Information
Chirata products can differ in plant part, preparation, extraction method, and concentration. A 500mg tablet may contain whole-herb powder, an extract, or another preparation depending on the manufacturer.
The exact formulation, extraction ratio, and standardization should always be confirmed from the product label.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Precautions
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Keep out of reach of children.
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Follow the recommended serving on the product label.
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Do not exceed the stated serving.
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Consult a healthcare professional before use if you take prescription medicines.
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People with an existing health condition should seek professional advice before using herbal supplements.
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Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a healthcare professional before use.
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Stop use if an unexpected reaction occurs.
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Check the complete ingredient list for possible allergies or sensitivities.
Storage Instructions
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Store in a cool, dry place.
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Keep away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
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Keep the bottle tightly closed.
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Protect from moisture.
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Keep out of reach of children.
Why Choose CHILTAN PURE Chirata Capsule?
CHILTAN PURE Chirata Capsule offers a traditionally valued South Asian botanical in a convenient tablet format. Each bottle contains 30 tablets with a labeled strength of 500mg, making it easy to store and incorporate into a personal herbal routine.
The product is marketed with a naturally derived chirata ingredient and provides a practical alternative to handling loose herbal powder.
Chirata Capsule vs. Chirata Powder
| Feature | Chirata Capsule | Chirata Powder |
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| Format | Tablet / capsule* | Loose powder |
| Portioning | Pre-measured | Requires measuring |
| Convenience | Easy to carry | Requires separate storage |
| Taste | Less noticeable | Naturally bitter |
| Storage | Compact bottle | Powder container |
| Preparation | Ready-to-use format | May require mixing or preparation |
*Exact dosage form should be verified on the product packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Chirata Capsule?
Chirata Capsule is a botanical supplement containing chirata as the marketed primary herbal ingredient in a convenient tablet/capsule format.
2. What is the botanical name of chirata?
Chirata is commonly associated with Swertia chirata.
3. What family does chirata belong to?
Chirata belongs to the Gentianaceae plant family.
4. How much chirata is in each tablet?
The product is labeled as 500mg per tablet. Check the packaging for the exact formulation.
5. How many tablets are in one bottle?
Each bottle contains 30 tablets.
6. Is chirata a natural herb?
Yes. Chirata is a botanical herb, and this product is marketed as containing a 100% natural chirata ingredient.
7. What does chirata taste like?
Chirata is naturally known for its distinctly bitter taste.
8. What part of the chirata plant is used?
Chirata preparations may use the whole herb or aerial parts. The exact plant material should be confirmed on the product label.
9. What compounds naturally occur in chirata?
Chirata naturally contains bitter botanical compounds, including compounds associated with secoiridoids and xanthones. The exact levels vary by preparation.
10. Is chirata traditionally used in South Asia?
Yes. Chirata has a long history of use in traditional South Asian herbal practices.