Haritaki / Choti Harad (हरड़ / छोटी हरड़) — Natural Fruit & Powder

This is the Choti Harad / Haritaki fruit listing, with Natural and Powder forms in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g packs. The listed species is Terminalia chebula Retz., commonly called Chebulic Myrobalan. It is a raw herb listing, not a capsule, standardized extract or a prepared Triphala formula.

Choose Natural fruit or Powder

Natural is the dried fruit option; Powder is the ground material option. Both forms offer all four pack sizes. The photographs show dark dried fruits, not a verified powder image. Select form and weight to see current price and availability; pack weight is not a daily dose. Choti Harad is the existing trade distinction, not a measured maturity or grade certificate.

Names and identity

Kew accepts Terminalia chebula. CCRAS Dravya and IISc India Flora Online document the reference species and names. Regional plant names do not specify the supplied lot's maturity or grade.

Choti Harad versus Harad Chilka

This listing specifies fruit; Chilka means rind/pericarp material. The separate Harad Badi Chilka listing has its own part, forms and stock. Do not assume whole fruit, separated rind and powders from different materials are interchangeable. Ask the store about the exact supplied material if your preparation requires a defined rind or fruit specification.

Ayurvedic context

CCRAS records Haritaki fruit pharmacopoeial references and its place in Ayurvedic formulations including Triphala Churna. This pack supplies the single-herb material, not those finished formulations. Traditional context does not establish a treatment result, a fixed time to work or an organic certification for this pack.

Use, storage and precautions

For medicinal use, follow a qualified practitioner's guidance on the actual material, quantity and preparation rather than a universal internet dose. Ask for individual advice during pregnancy, breastfeeding, for children, with regular medicines or a medical condition. Do not use it to replace prescribed care or to delay assessment of persistent symptoms.

Keep tightly sealed, cool and dry, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Use a clean, dry spoon for powder and do not use visibly mouldy or contaminated material.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Harad and Haritaki the same?

Harad is a Hindi name associated with Haritaki, Terminalia chebula. This is specifically the Choti Harad fruit listing. Check the exact part and grade rather than treating every Harad trade listing as identical.

Does this page sell Haritaki fruit or Haritaki powder?

Both Natural dried fruit and Powder are selectable, each in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g packs. The photos show dried fruit; no verified powder photo is provided.

Is Choti Harad the same as Badi Harad Chilka?

They are separate catalog listings. This page specifies fruit; the Chilka listing is rind/pericarp material. Match the actual material to your preparation and confirm specifications with the store.

How do I use Haritaki powder?

Follow the actual label and qualified guidance for quantity, preparation and suitability. No universal daily dose is prescribed here; pregnancy, children, medicines and medical conditions require individual assessment.

How long does Haritaki take to work?

There is no guaranteed time or outcome for this raw herb pack. Responses depend on the actual preparation and individual circumstances. Persistent symptoms require clinical assessment.

Is this Haritaki powder organic or a branded preparation?

No organic certification or third-party brand affiliation is asserted for this listing. It is the Jadibuti Store Choti Harad raw-herb listing, not proof of equivalence to a branded medicine or standardized extract.

What is the Haritaki powder price and how do I choose a pack?

Choose Natural or Powder first, then 100 g, 200 g, 400 g or 900 g. The selected variant shows its current price and stock. Confirm the plant-part specification if your preparation requires fruit rind or another defined grade.

Read our raw herb buying guide to compare identity, plant part, form and pack size. Browse herbs or contact Jadibuti Store about the supplied batch and intended use.