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Modern Herbal Product List in Bangladesh

Modern Herbal Food Ltd is a Bangladeshi maker of homeopathic and herbal preparations, and thirty-five of its products are stocked here. Most people who reach this page want the list itself rather than one item, so the sections below run through it group by group.

The range divides between homeopathic drops and tinctures, herbal tablets and capsules, and a small personal care line of soaps, shampoo and oils. Arogga’s Herbal & Nutraceuticals shelf is where the tablets sit against other makers.

Modern Herbal Product Range

Six groups, taken from how Arogga files each product rather than from any company grouping.

  • Homeopathic 3x preparations — the mother tinctures and dilutions
  • Herbal tablets and capsules — Arjuna, Ginko Biloba, Spirulina, Triphola and others
  • Named formulations — Asmanil, D-Piles, SkinCare, Special Fever
  • Soaps and facewash — neem, turmeric and ginseng
  • Hair and body oils — Arnikesh, neem oil, massage oil
  • Oral care — a neem toothpaste and a tooth powder

A note before the list. This page identifies what each product is and which shelf Arogga files it under. It does not describe what any of them treats, and it gives no dose. Homeopathic and herbal preparations should be used on the advice of a qualified practitioner, and the pack insert is the authority for how.

Modern Herbal Homeopathic Preparations

About a third of the range carries a homeopathic name, and most are marked 3x — a dilution notation rather than a strength in the pharmaceutical sense.

Five Phos Super, Selenium Plus, Hepar Sulph Clavatum 3x, Chalmogra Graphitis 3x and the two Oleam Morrhuae cod liver oil preparations complete this group. Several names carry their Bangla equivalent inside the product title itself, which is unusual on this site and useful — it means a Bangla search for the same preparation matches the listing directly.

Modern Herbal Tablets and Capsules

The herbal tablets and capsules are filed together under herbal and nutraceuticals.

Muqabbi Khas capsule and Kustakoloe tablet complete the group. None of them carries a pack size or a count in its name, which makes this the hardest part of the list to compare. The product page is the only place that says how many tablets are in a pack.

Modern Herbal Named Formulations

Several products carry a made-up name rather than an ingredient, and they are filed across different shelves.

Bahumutrantaka Rosh and Methi And Sina complete this group, both filed under diabetes and blood sugar control. The word (Modern) at the end of these names is the maker marking its own version of a preparation others also sell — it is not part of what the product is. Compare across makers on Arogga’s Skin & Dermatology shelf.

Modern Herbal Soaps, Facewash and Shampoo

A short personal care line sits apart from the preparations, and these are the ones that carry the brand name in full.

These four are the easiest entry point to the brand: everyday formats, clear sizes, and names that say what is in them. The two soaps are both 100gm, so they compare directly.

Modern Herbal Oils and Oral Care

Hair, body and teeth are covered between them.

Sree Gopal Massage Oil at 50ml and Kalozira Flower Honey & Pollen at 20ml complete the group. Dashan Churno is the one worth flagging: a tooth powder is used differently from a paste, applied with a finger or a brush rather than squeezed, and it is the only one of its kind on this page.

How to Read a Modern Herbal Product Name

Three conventions run through this list and knowing them makes the grid far easier to scan.

(Modern) at the end of a name is the maker’s own marker. Homeopathic preparations carry the same Latin names across every manufacturer, so the bracket is what distinguishes this company’s Aconite Napellus from anyone else’s. It says nothing about the product.

3x is a homeopathic dilution notation, not a milligram strength. It appears on several of these names and forms part of the preparation’s identity rather than being a dose you choose between.

Bangla inside the name. Several listings carry their Bangla equivalent in the product title — ঘৃত কমল, চালমুগড়া গ্রাফাইটিস, সিজিজিয়াম জ্যাম্ব, বহুমূত্রান্তক রস. On a brand where one search in five is in Bangla, that is genuinely useful, and it is worth searching the Bangla name directly if the English one is not returning what you expect.

Popular Modern Herbal Products

Ordered by how much search each listing draws under its own name.

Modern Herbal Neem Soap 100gm

Modern Herbal Neem Soap 100gm is asked for by name more than anything else currently listed.

Modern Herbal Turmeric & Orange Soap 100gm

Its companion bar, Modern Herbal Turmeric & Orange Soap 100gm, converts better than anything else here.

Modern Herbal Care Shampoo 250ml

The one shampoo, Modern Herbal Care Shampoo 250ml, follows the soaps.

Arnikesh Medicated Hair Oil 200ml

Among the oils, Arnikesh Medicated Hair Oil 200ml is the name searched most.

Arjuna capsule

Of the herbal tablets, Arjuna capsule is looked up most often.

What Changes the Price

Format separates this list more than anything else. A 20ml homeopathic preparation, a 100gm soap bar, a 250ml shampoo and an unsized tablet pack are priced on entirely different terms, and none of them compares to another on volume.

Within the personal care line, size does the usual work: two 100gm soaps sit together, the 250ml shampoo above them, and the 200ml hair oil above that. Those four are the only part of the range where a direct comparison is possible from the names alone.

The tablets and capsules carry no pack count at all, which means the figure on the grid cannot be read as a per-tablet cost. Open the product page for the count before comparing two of them. Each listing carries what it stands at today.

About Modern Herbal Food Ltd

Modern Herbal is a Bangladesh-based herbal and traditional medicine brand with a history dating back to 1979. Founded by Lion Dr. Alamgir Motin, the company later developed into Modern Herbal Group and expanded its presence in the local herbal healthcare market.

Its head office is located in Moghbazar, Dhaka, while its manufacturing facility operates in Konapara, Demra. Modern Herbal offers a broad portfolio covering Unani, Ayurvedic, nutraceutical, consumer food, toiletry, and personal care categories.

The brand is known for products such as Ma'jun Ar-Deb Khorma, Rowgon Surkh, Darshan Churno, Neem & Mushroom Toothpaste, and herbal soaps. With hundreds of products across multiple categories, Modern Herbal serves customers seeking traditional and herbal wellness solutions in Bangladesh.

Buy Modern Herbal Products Online in Bangladesh

Every product above can be ordered, with pack size where the name states one and the current figure on its own product page.

For comparable preparations from other makers, Arogga’s Sexual & Reproductive Health and Diabetes & Blood Sugar Control shelves sit alongside this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is on the Modern Herbal product list?

Thirty-five products in six groups: homeopathic 3x preparations, herbal tablets and capsules, named formulations such as Asmanil and D-Piles, soaps and facewash, hair and body oils, and two oral care items. Each of those groups has its own section above.

2. Is MXN Modern Herbal the same brand?

Yes. MXN Modern Herbal, Modern Herbal Group and plain Modern Herbal all refer to Modern Herbal Food Ltd, and all of them reach this list. The Bangla forms মডার্ন হারবাল and মর্ডান হারবাল do the same.

3. What does 3x mean on a Modern Herbal product?

It is a homeopathic dilution notation rather than a milligram strength. Several of the preparations here carry it, and it belongs to the preparation’s identity rather than being a dose to choose between. The pack insert and a qualified practitioner are the authority on use.

4. Which Modern Herbal products are soaps or shampoo?

Four: Neem Soap 100gm, Turmeric & Orange Soap 100gm, Care Shampoo 250ml and Ginseng And Honey Facewash 100ml. These carry the brand name in full and state their sizes, which makes them the simplest part of the range to compare.

5. Why do some product names end in (Modern)?

Homeopathic preparations share the same Latin names across every manufacturer, so the bracket marks this company’s version. It tells you who made it and nothing about the product itself.

6. মডার্ন হারবাল প্রোডাক্ট লিস্ট কোথায় পাওয়া যাবে?

এই পেজেই পুরো লিস্ট আছে — পঁয়ত্রিশটি প্রোডাক্ট, ছয়টি গ্রুপে সাজানো। উপরের গ্রিডে সব কটি প্রোডাক্ট লাইভ স্টক থেকে দেখানো হয়, ফলে প্রাপ্যতা আর দাম দুটোই সেখান থেকেই জেনে নেওয়া যাবে। MXN Modern Herbal, Modern Herbal Group আর মর্ডান হারবাল — সব নামেই এই একই লিস্ট।

7. মডার্ন হারবালের কোন প্রোডাক্টগুলো সাবান আর তেল?

সাবান দুইটি — Neem Soap 100gm আর Turmeric & Orange Soap 100gm, দুটোই একই ওজনের। তেলের মধ্যে আছে Arnikesh Medicated Hair Oil 200ml, New Homoeo Neem Oil 60ml আর Sree Gopal Massage Oil 50ml, যেগুলো উপরের গ্রিডে পাওয়া যাবে। এছাড়া Care Shampoo 250ml আর Ginseng And Honey Facewash 100ml আছে।