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Description
Loban / लोबान Aromatic Resin
Loban, also written Lobaan (लोबान), is offered here as aromatic incense resin in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g packs. The current product photos show irregular grey-beige chunks. Choose your pack in the live selector for its current price and availability.
What you are buying
| Listed material | Aromatic incense resin; exact source species and composition not verified |
|---|---|
| Form shown | Irregular chunks; weight-only variants |
| Pack sizes | 100 g, 200 g, 400 g, 900 g |
| Names used here | Loban / Lobaan / लोबान |
| Other forms | No separate oil, powder, agarbatti or ready-made dhoop-cup variants on this listing |
Resin identity and traditional context
Loban is a trade name rather than proof of a particular tree species. Benzoin from Styrax sources and frankincense from Boswellia sources are different resin identities. FAO documents benzoin’s longstanding incense use, including worship, and notes that commercial preparations can include other fragrance materials. That reference does not authenticate this retail pack. Sambrani and similar trade names should not be assumed to certify the same composition.
If you specifically need benzoin, frankincense, a single-species resin or a documented grade, ask Jadibuti Store for the current supplier specification before purchase. Botanical source, blended ingredients, origin, purity and food or medicinal grade are not established here.
Incense handling and storage
Check the actual pack and burner instructions before use. Use a suitable heat-resistant resin burner on a stable, non-flammable surface, with ventilation and a small amount. Keep children, pets and flammable materials away. Never leave burning material unattended; avoid touching hot burners or embers and extinguish fully before disposal.
Incense smoke adds particles to indoor air. Avoid deliberate inhalation and exposure around anyone with breathing sensitivity. Do not ingest this incense material or use it for medical treatment. Keep sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight; follow the shelf-life label.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Loban, and what is it called in Hindi?
Loban or Lobaan (लोबान) is the trade name used for this aromatic incense-resin listing. The name alone does not identify the exact botanical species or ingredients.
Is Loban the same as frankincense, benzoin or Sambrani?
These trade terms can overlap, but they are not proof of identical composition. Benzoin comes from Styrax sources, while frankincense refers to Boswellia resins. This pack’s exact source species and any blended ingredients have not been verified; ask for a supplier specification if a particular resin is essential.
Is this Loban powder, oil, agarbatti or a ready-made dhoop cup?
This listing offers aromatic resin in weight packs. The current photos show irregular grey-beige chunks. It does not list separate powder, oil, incense-stick or dhoop-cup variants; appearance does not establish botanical identity or purity.
How can I burn or use Loban safely?
Use only for incense after checking the pack instructions and suitability for your burner. Follow the instructions for a purpose-made heat-resistant resin burner on a stable, non-flammable surface. Use a small amount with ventilation, keep it away from children, pets and flammable materials, and never leave it unattended. Do not touch hot burners or embers; extinguish fully before disposal.
Can I eat Loban or take it as a medicine?
Do not eat this incense material or use it as a medicine. Food or medicinal grade and exact composition have not been verified. A raw incense pack is different from a specified pharmaceutical preparation; no oral dose or treatment benefit is established for it.
Does Loban smoke purify the air or help asthma?
Burning incense produces smoke and indoor particles; it is not an air-cleaning or asthma treatment. Avoid deliberate smoke inhalation, particularly with asthma or other breathing sensitivity. Stop use if smoke causes irritation and seek appropriate medical advice for symptoms.
Which pack should I choose, and how should I store it?
Choose 100 g, 200 g, 400 g or 900 g in the live variant selector, which shows the selected pack’s price and availability. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Follow the actual shelf-life label; contact the store about current-pack composition or grade before ordering if these are essential.
Before you order
Read our raw herb buying guide for identity, form and pack checks. Browse the store’s raw-material catalogue or contact Jadibuti Store for current-pack questions.
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