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Description
Vidari Kand: choose the form and pack
Vidari Kand (Vidarikand, विदारी कंद) is listed as dried tuberous root of Pueraria tuberosa, also known as Indian kudzu. Choose Natural or Powder and a 100 g, 200 g, 400 g or 900 g pack in the variant selector.
Product identity and buying details
| Botanical identity | Pueraria tuberosa (Roxb. ex Willd.) DC. |
|---|---|
| Part | Tuberous root |
| Forms | Natural: dried pieces; Powder: ground form |
| Pack sizes | 100 g, 200 g, 400 g, 900 g |
The photographs show the Natural pieces. Use the selector for the current price and availability of your chosen form and size. Check the pack label and ask for batch documentation when your intended use requires it; photographs do not certify identity or purity.
Names used for this botanical identity
| Language | Referenced name |
|---|---|
| Hindi | Vidari Kand / विदारी कंद; Bidari Kand |
| Sanskrit | Vidari |
| Kannada | Gumadi gida; Bidrekanda gida |
| Telugu | Dari gummadi |
| Odia | Bhui Kakharu |
Regional names vary and can overlap with other plants. Match the botanical name and part, rather than a local name alone. The table uses a limited referenced set; it is not an exhaustive language list.
Traditional context and references
Vidari is indexed in the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India for Pueraria tuberosa; Kew MPNS links the drug to sliced and dried tuberous root. Similar trade names can refer to other plants; this reference does not authenticate the supplier lot. Optional Ayurvedic properties and classical verses are omitted where a matched source was not accessible.
Kew botanical reference · IISc regional-name reference · Kew MPNS pharmacopoeial provenance
Preparation, precautions and storage
For medicinal use, pregnancy, breastfeeding, regular medication or a medical condition, seek qualified guidance. No universal therapeutic dose or disease-treatment outcome is claimed. Keep tightly closed, cool and dry; protect from moisture and follow the pack label for expiry and storage.
Frequently asked questions
Is Vidari Kand the same as Vidarikand?
Vidarikand and Vidari Kand are spelling variants used for this listing. The declared botanical identity is Pueraria tuberosa, and the part is tuberous root. A trade name alone cannot verify a supplier lot.
Is Vidari Kand the same as Ashwagandha?
No. Vidari Kand here refers to Pueraria tuberosa; Ashwagandha refers to Withania somnifera. Choose by botanical identity and intended preparation rather than treating them as substitutes.
Which form should I choose?
Natural is the dried root-piece option shown in the photographs; Powder is the ground form. Choose the form required for your preparation. The root-piece photos do not show the powder texture.
What sizes and prices are available?
Natural and Powder variants are listed in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g sizes. The selector displays the current price and stock of the exact combination; availability can change.
Does Vidari Kand treat acidity or improve strength?
Search questions are not proof of a medical effect. This raw-herb listing does not promise relief from acidity, improved sexual performance or treatment of illness. Seek qualified advice for symptoms.
How should I prepare or store it?
Follow a preparation suited to the selected form and professional guidance where needed; this listing does not prescribe a universal medicinal dose. Keep dry, tightly closed and away from heat and moisture. Use the pack label for expiry and instructions.
How do I assess identity and quality before ordering?
Check Pueraria tuberosa, tuberous root, form and pack size. Ask for current supplier-lot identity or test documentation if essential to your use. The photographs and traditional reference do not establish laboratory-tested purity.
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