Kikar Gond (कीकर गोंद) — Babool Gum Pieces

Kikar Gond, also called Babool Gum in trade, is supplied here in the existing Natural form option in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g packs. The photographs show irregular pale amber gum pieces. This listing is for gum material, not Babool bark, leaves, capsules or a standardized extract.

Choose your pack

Choose the weight that suits your intended preparation. Check the selected variant's current price and availability before checkout. Natural describes the existing form option; it does not certify species, purity, organic origin or food grade.

Names and reference identity

Kew recognizes Vachellia nilotica and its Acacia nilotica synonym. This reference clarifies the listed botanical name; it does not authenticate an individual supplier lot. The supplied gum's exact species and food-grade suitability have not been independently established. No additional regional or Sanskrit aliases are assigned without a verified gum-specific source.

Use and suitability

Match the material to your intended use and obtain the actual batch's source and grade information. Do not assume that this gum is suitable for eating or adding to food or drink. Confirm food-grade suitability before any internal use. For medicinal preparation, follow the supplied label and qualified practitioner's guidance. This raw gum listing gives no universal dose, home purity test or promised health result.

Storage

Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Gum pieces can vary in shade, shape and size. Do not use visibly mouldy or contaminated material. Seek qualified advice about internal or medicinal use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, for children, with medicines or an existing condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kikar Gond called in English?

Kikar Gond is called Babool Gum or Babul Gum in this listing. The listed botanical reference is Vachellia nilotica, with Acacia nilotica as a synonym; supplier-lot authentication is a separate check.

Is Kikar Gond the same as Gond Katira or Kamarkas?

These trade materials are listed separately and should not be assumed interchangeable. Match the exact material, source and grade to your preparation rather than choosing by the word gond alone.

Can I eat this Kikar Gond or use it in laddoos?

Food-grade suitability for the supplied batch has not been established. Do not assume that it is edible or add it to food or drink without appropriate batch-specific confirmation.

Does this listing offer Kikar Gond powder?

The existing option is Natural gum pieces in four weights. A separate Powder option is not currently listed. Photographs show pieces, not powder.

What is the Kikar Gond price, and which sizes can I buy?

Choose 100 g, 200 g, 400 g or 900 g. The exact selected variant displays its current price and availability; pack weight is not a dose.

How can I check original or pure Babool Gum?

Colour, shape, fragrance or a home test cannot certify species, purity or grade. Request actual supplier identity and intended-use documentation if those checks are essential.

How do I store Kikar Gond and choose a preparation?

Keep sealed, cool and dry. Confirm the material and grade first, then follow the actual label or qualified guidance for your intended preparation. No universal medicinal recipe is provided.

Read our raw herb buying guide for identity, form and size checks. Browse herbs or contact Jadibuti Store about the supplied batch and intended use.