Pain care · External use only

Dard Haran Oil

External care, available in 50 ml and 100 ml packs. Explore the product pack, composition and label directions below.

Benefits & intended use

An external massage oil traditionally used for joint and muscle discomfort, including the back, neck and shoulders. Gently massage as directed on the pack; for external use only.

Pack size
50 ml
Formula
21 listed components
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Each 100 ml contains.

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Both pack sizes contain the same formulation. Only the pack size differs. The composition shown uses the brand-confirmed 100 ml basis; older printed label text is being corrected.

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Explore each ingredient’s Ayurvedic uses, its role in our products, and the material listed on the label. Follow the product directions and your physician’s advice.

Composition
Dard Haran Oil — Each 100 ml contains.
Ingredient / componentBenefit / formulation roleQuantity
NirgundiVitex negundo · leaf
Added for external joint-care massageFormulation role
Why it is used

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

Nirgundi leaf joins the carrier oils and other massage ingredients. Massage gently; external use only.

120 mg
RasnaPluchea lanceolata · leaf
Traditionally used in preparations for joint discomfort.Formulation role
Why it is used

Rasna, when identified as Pluchea lanceolata, has a traditional role in preparations for joint discomfort. Botanical research records its use for rheumatic complaints. This is a traditional-use description; laboratory findings do not demonstrate a clinical benefit in people.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

120 mg
ErandRicinus communis · root bark
A botanical or aromatic component of the gentle-massage blend.Formulation role
Why it is used

Castor root is traditionally used in preparations for inflammatory discomfort. Castor seed oil is a different preparation and can serve as an oil base for external massage.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

80 mg
AshwagandhaWithania somnifera · stem
Added for external massage careFormulation role
Why it is used

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

The oil lists Ashwagandha stem. It joins the other massage ingredients; use externally and massage gently.

80 mg
SonthZingiber officinale · rhizome
Added for external massage careFormulation role
Why it is used

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

Sonth rhizome joins the carrier oils and other muscle-care ingredients. Massage gently; external use only.

60 mg
BalaSida cordifolia · whole plant
A botanical or aromatic component of the gentle-massage blend.Formulation role
Why it is used

Bala root extracts have been studied for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity in animal experiments.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

60 mg
Amma haldiCurcuma amada · rhizome
A botanical or aromatic component of the gentle-massage blend.Formulation role
Why it is used

Mango ginger rhizome is traditionally described as cooling, stomachic and carminative. These recorded properties explain its use in preparations for digestive comfort.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

60 mg
PippaliPiper longum · fruit
Added for external massage careFormulation role
Why it is used

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

Pippali fruit joins the carrier oils and other muscle-care ingredients. Massage gently; external use only.

60 mg
PrasnarniUria prieta · whole plant, as printed
A specific benefit cannot be verified until identity is confirmed.Identity to verify
Why it is used

The label name Prasnarni does not provide a sufficiently clear botanical identity for a verified property or benefit. Its ingredient identity therefore remains unconfirmed, and no digestive, anti-inflammatory or other therapeutic effect is assigned to it.

A named component on the supplied formulation panel. Refer to the current approved label or manufacturer for its exact identity and preparation; the guide preserves the printed name for transparency.

60 mg
Gandhpura OilGaultheria fragrantissima · leaf
An aromatic wintergreen oil component; methyl salicylate has a topical counterirritant role.Preparation dependent
Why it is used

Wintergreen oil is an aromatic source of methyl salicylate. In specified topical preparations, methyl salicylate acts as a counterirritant for temporary relief of minor muscle and joint aches. This medicinal role depends on the concentration and preparation.

Wintergreen oil supplies methyl salicylate, a counterirritant used in topical muscle-and-joint preparations. It contributes to the massage blend's characteristic sensory profile. Massage gently; avoid broken skin, eyes and additional heat.

20%
Tarpin oilPinus longifolia · oleoresin
A botanical or aromatic component of the gentle-massage blend.Formulation role
Why it is used

Pine oleoresin contains volatile aromatic constituents that contribute its characteristic scent. Resin-derived oil acts as an aromatic component in external preparations.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

10%
CamphorCinnamomum camphora · wood extract
An aromatic counterirritant component for external muscle-care preparations.Formulation role
Why it is used

Camphor is a volatile, crystalline aromatic substance with a distinctive scent. In an external preparation, it contributes that characteristic aroma.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

3%
Castor oilRicinus communis · seed
Provides an oil base that helps an external preparation spread during massage.Formulation role
Why it is used

Castor root is traditionally used in preparations for inflammatory discomfort. Castor seed oil is a different preparation and can serve as an oil base for external massage.

Carrier oils give the preparation spread and glide, helping distribute the other components during gentle massage. Their oil-base and skin-conditioning roles make the formula practical to apply.

5%
PeppermintMentha × piperita · leaf
Added for cooling massage careFormulation role
Why it is used

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

Peppermint leaf accompanies the other muscle-care ingredients. Massage gently and use externally only.

5%
Eucalyptus oilGlobulus Labill · leaf, as printed
Specified topical preparations traditionally relieve localised muscle pain.Preparation dependent
Why it is used

Eucalyptus oil is an aromatic essential oil used in specified topical herbal preparations for localised muscle pain. This is a traditional-use indication that depends on the formulation and route.

An aromatic oil used in external muscle-care preparations. It complements Dard Haran Oil's botanicals and carrier oils with its characteristic fresh scent. Massage gently.

5%
Ajwain oilTrachyspermum ammi · seed
A botanical or aromatic component of the gentle-massage blend.Formulation role
Why it is used

Ajwain fruits have a strong, thyme-like aroma associated with their thymol-rich essential oil. They are traditionally valued as a carminative ingredient for digestive comfort and flatulence.

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

3%
Clove oilSyzygium aromaticum · fruit
Added for external massage comfortFormulation role
Why it is used

Part of the external massage blend in Dard Haran Oil. The botanicals and aromatic materials complement the carrier oils during application. Massage gently and follow the directions on your pack.

Clove oil joins the external muscle-care blend. The part is retained as fruit on the printed panel. Massage gently; do not use as dental oil.

2%
Cotton seed oilGossypium herbaceum · seed
Provides an oil base that helps a preparation spread during massage.Formulation role
Why it is used

Cottonseed oil provides an oily carrier for other ingredients.

Carrier oils give the preparation spread and glide, helping distribute the other components during gentle massage. Their oil-base and skin-conditioning roles make the formula practical to apply.

2%
Olive OilOlea europaea · fruit
Provides an oil base that helps a preparation spread during massage.Formulation role
Why it is used

Olive oil is a fixed oil obtained from olive fruit. It acts as an oil vehicle and skin-conditioning ingredient in preparations, helping an external formula spread during massage.

Carrier oils give the preparation spread and glide, helping distribute the other components during gentle massage. Their oil-base and skin-conditioning roles make the formula practical to apply.

0.05%
Toontubh oilBrassica campestris · seed, as printed
Provides an oil base for spreading during massage.Formulation role
Why it is used

Mustard seed oil contributes a fatty oil base to topical preparations, helping the mixture spread over the skin during massage.

Carrier oils give the preparation spread and glide, helping distribute the other components during gentle massage. Their oil-base and skin-conditioning roles make the formula practical to apply.

10 ml
Till oilSesamum indicum · seed
Provides an oil base and skin-conditioning ingredient.Formulation role
Why it is used

Sesame seed oil acts as an oily carrier and skin-conditioning ingredient in topical preparations. It helps an oil mixture spread during massage and can reduce moisture loss from the skin.

Carrier oils give the preparation spread and glide, helping distribute the other components during gentle massage. Their oil-base and skin-conditioning roles make the formula practical to apply.

40 ml

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Names, identities and amounts follow the supplied panels; the approved current product label remains the final reference.

DIRECTIONS & CARE

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Use thoughtfully.

Directions

For external use only. Follow the directions on your product label.

Massage gently.

Storage & precautions

Read the complete product label. Use under the guidance of a qualified physician. Keep out of reach of children.

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