Star Anise - Chakri Phool -50g - Indian Spicy
Star Anise is an Indian origin herb and spice. This product is supplied as dried flower and seeds within. This is a native plant of India and a powerful herb and spice being used in Ayurveda, meat cooking and briyani making.
Product Description:
- May help to treat respiratory tract infections, lung swelling (inflammation), cough, bronchitis, the flu (influenza), swine flu, and bird flu.
- May help to treat digestive tract problems including upset stomach, gas, loss of appetite, and colic in babies.
- May help to increase the flow of breast milk, promoting menstruation, and easing childbirth.
- May be used for increasing sexual drive (libido) and treating symptoms of “male menopause.”
- Inhale star anise may help to treat respiratory tract congestion.
- In manufacturing, the oil is used as a fragrance in soaps, cosmetics, perfumes, and toothpaste, and to mask undesirable odors in drug products
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 50 grams
Payment Terms:
- Price is inclusive of all taxes
- Free shipping over Rs. 700 for Zone1
- Free shipping over 1000 for Zone2
- Free shipping over 1200 for Zone 3
- 5% cash back over Rs. 2500. Use coupon - BUY2500.
Return and Refund Policy:
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Shipment Policy:
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Contact details:
Contact our customer service executive on the below details for any complaints, feedback or queries.
Email: info@nirvapate.com
Contact Number: +91 7249850521
Address: 12, VSR Layout, AB Vajpayee Road, Channasandra Main Road, Kadugudi, Bangalore - 560067
Shipment Details:
- 1Kg item will be shipped to your Home
- 25 Kg items must be collected from the nearest VRL Transport Hub
Shelf Life:
3 months if preserved in a air tight container without contact to moisture or wet bojects.
Preservatives:
No preservents added.
Other Information:
Manufactured & Marketed by Nirvapate Agro Pvt Ltd under the brand name of "Nirvapate ".
