Pure Ayurvedic herbs, tested to the root.

Single-herb capsules and classical herbal formulations with every ingredient disclosed and independently lab-tested. Ayurveda, with nothing to hide.

  • No fillers
  • Lab-tested
  • Full disclosure
  • Lab-tested Heavy metals & microbes
  • No fillers Herb + plant-cellulose shell
  • Full disclosure Every ingredient, in mg
  • Vegetarian Plant-cellulose capsules
Girivana Ashwagandha jar with bamboo lid, gold seal and forest-green label

Herb spotlight

Ashwagandha, the rasayana root

Withania somnifera

One of Ayurveda’s most respected herbs, traditionally taken to support strength, stamina and a calm response to everyday stress. We use the mature root only, milled with nothing added.

Part used
root
Plant family
Solanaceae
Read the herb profile Found in Ashwagandha, Immuno Boost and Nature Vita

Quality

How every product is checked

Four steps stand between the raw herb and the jar in your hand.

  1. Stage 01

    Species authentication

    Each lot is identified botanically before it is accepted, so the right species and the right plant part go into the jar.

  2. Stage 02

    Classical processing

    Cleaning, shade-drying and, where classical texts call for it, Shodhana purification, without harsh chemical solvents.

  3. Stage 03

    Contaminant screening

    Heavy metals by ICP-MS, microbial limits and pesticide residue, tested against pharmacopoeial limits.

  4. Stage 04

    Release check

    A product is released only when every test result is within its permitted limit.

Transparency

What you can check on every Girivana label

Criterion Girivana Why it matters
Botanical name and part used On the label and product page Confirms the exact plant and the part used
Quantity per capsule Every ingredient, in mg Lets you compare strengths between products
Independent lab testing Heavy metals, microbes, pesticides Screens for contaminants before release
Fillers in single-herb capsules None You get only the herb named on the label

FAQ

Common questions about Ayurvedic herbs

All questions
What does “Girivana” mean?

The name joins two Sanskrit words: giri, mountain, and vana, forest. It reflects the wild landscapes where many Ayurvedic herbs traditionally grow, and our mark combines a mountain and a leaf in a single shape.

What is Ayurveda?

Ayurveda is India’s traditional system of wellbeing, with written texts going back more than two thousand years. It emphasises daily routine, diet and the use of herbs, minerals and spices suited to each person.

What is a rasayana herb?

In Ayurveda, rasayana describes rejuvenating herbs and preparations taken regularly to support strength, vitality and healthy ageing. Ashwagandha, shatavari, amla and shilajit are well-known examples.

What is the difference between single-herb and multi-herb products?

A single-herb product contains one botanical only, such as ashwagandha root powder. A multi-herb formulation combines several herbs that Ayurveda traditionally uses together. Our Reserve collection is single-herb; our Formulations collection is multi-herb, with every ingredient and its quantity listed.

Are Girivana capsules vegetarian?

Yes. Girivana capsules use HPMC, a shell made from plant cellulose, so they are suitable for vegetarians.

How should I take Ayurvedic capsules?

Follow the directions on the label, which usually suggest taking capsules after meals with warm water or milk. Do not exceed the stated dose, and ask a registered Ayurvedic practitioner if you are unsure what suits you.

Questions about Ayurvedic herbs?

Our team can help you understand a label, compare products or read a lab report.