Goodcare Triphala Churna is a natural Ayurvedic laxative and detoxifier made with the time-tested blend of Haritaki, Baheda and Amla. It helps relieve constipation, supports bowel regularity and promotes healthy digestion. Known for its tridosha-balancing properties, Triphala also helps detoxify the body & restores balance to your gut health. With every serving, you feel lighter, cleansed, and healthier, naturally.

Highlights:

NATURAL CONSTIPATION RELIEF:
Triphala helps ease constipation while maintaining natural bowel regularity, helping you feel lighter and more comfortable every day.

DAILY DETOX & GUT CLEANSE:
It supports natural detoxification by cleansing the digestive tract and flushing out toxins for improved gut health.

AYURVEDIC DIGESTIVE CARE:
It balances the three doshas and promotes long-term digestive strength.

DOSAGE:
Take 1–2 teaspoons (3–6 g) with lukewarm water or as directed by the Physician.

ASSURED QUALITY:
Goodcare is trusted by thousands of satisfied customers worldwide for its commitment to producing high-quality Ayurvedic products crafted with the finest quality herbal extracts and nutrients, ensuring maximum potency and effectiveness.

CERTIFIED GOODNESS OF NATURE:
Goodcare Triphala Churna is a natural product, manufactured in a GMP Certified plant.

DISCLAIMER:

Colour variation is normal with Ayurvedic & Natural formulations without affecting its efficacy. The manufacturer may alter the product packaging on any occasion. It is recommended that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product. For additional information about a product, please contact the manufacturer.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Store in a cool & dry place, away from sunlight.

Marketed by: Goodcare Pharma Pvt. Ltd. Regd. & Customer Care Office: Baidyanath Bhawan 1, Gupta Lane, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700006 

Mfd. in India in a GMP Certified Plant: Herbs India, 1, Gupta Lane, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700006

Take 1–2 teaspoons (3–6 g) with lukewarm water or as directed by the Physician.

Haritaki, Baheda and Amla