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Unity Laboratories Unani Product List in Bangladesh

Almost everything Unity Laboratories lists is a syrup, and almost every syrup comes in a 100ml, a 200ml or a 450ml bottle. What changes between listings is the formula inside, and the label does a poor job of telling you which formula that is.

The front of each bottle carries a short invented name — U-Liv, Reomet-U, Hormo-U, Utirin. Behind it, in the catalogue record, sits the classical Unani preparation the bottle actually contains. The range is filed under Arogga’s Herbal & Nutraceuticals shelf.

The Name on the Bottle and the Name of the Formula

This is the one thing worth knowing before you order anything from this maker, because the two names share no letters and a hakim will usually have written down the second one.

What the trade name is for

U-Liv, U-Cid, U-Tril, U-Tolin, U-Beb and Uniferon are the manufacturer’s own coinages, built to be short and to carry the company initial. They identify the bottle on a shelf. They tell you nothing about what is in it.

What the registered formula is

Each syrup is registered against a classical preparation with a traditional name — Sharbat Deenar, Sharbat Jinsin, Arq Dashmool, Sharbat Faulad, Sharbat Musaffi, Sharbat Belgiri, Sharbat Buzuri, Sharbat Ejaz. Those names are centuries old and every Unani house makes them.

Why both matter at checkout

If somebody wrote a classical name on a slip for you, the trade name on this shelf will not match it by eye. Ask the dispensary which bottle corresponds, or check the listing, and order against the full title rather than a half-remembered word.

What Sharbat, Arq and Habb Mean

Three words do most of the work in Unani formulary naming, and they describe how a preparation was made rather than what it is taken for.

Sharbat

A sweetened syrup, concentrated and taken by the spoon. Most of this range is sharbat, which is why the bottle sizes repeat so consistently across it.

Arq

A distillate — a watery preparation drawn off by steam rather than boiled down with sugar. Two formulas here are arq rather than sharbat, and they sit in the same bottle sizes as everything else.

Habb

A pill. Only one listing in this range is a habb preparation, and it is also the only tablet on the shelf, so the format and the classical word agree for once.

Lines Sold in Three Bottle Sizes

Three formulas run the full 100ml, 200ml and 450ml ladder:

Look along those titles and the Reomet-U entries stop after the volume while the other six repeat it after the word Syrup. The bottles are the same shape; only the way the title was typed differs.

Lines Sold in Two Bottle Sizes

Three more formulas are listed at a pair of sizes each, and no two of them pick the same pair:

U-Beb skips the middle bottle entirely and U-Tril stops before the largest. So a size you found on one formula will not necessarily exist on the next one, and that is worth checking before you assume a repeat order is like-for-like.

The One-Size Syrups

The rest of the sharbat and arq range is listed at a single volume apiece:

Grouped that way the shelf reads as three blocks rather than a long alphabetical run: small bottles, mid bottles, and the half-litre ones that a household goes through slowly.

The Tablet and the Two Items That Are Neither

Outside the syrup wall sit the entries that break the pattern:

Those last two are also the only listings in the range with no classical formula recorded against them, so there is no second name to fall back on. Open the listing and read the pack description before ordering either.

Why One Bottle Is Spelled Four Ways

The Fitocap name is printed closed up, as a single word. Hardly anybody writes it that way. It turns up split in two as fito cap, ending in cup rather than cap, and in Bangla as both ফিটো ক্যাপ and ফিটো কাপ — sometimes with the first half still in English and the second in Bangla.

All of those are the same bottle. The Bangla কাপ spelling is the common one in practice even though ক্যাপ is the closer transliteration, which is a good reminder that a product name travels by ear rather than by dictionary.

Matching an Instruction to a Listing

Unani in Bangladesh is a practitioner-led system with its own degree, its own board and a register of qualified hakims. A compound preparation is chosen against the person, not against a symptom, which is why two people with the same complaint can leave with different bottles.

Bring the whole slip, not one word

A slip may carry the classical name, the trade name, the bottle size, or a dose in spoons. Any one of those on its own can point at more than one listing here, because several formulas share a size and several sizes share a formula.

Keep your doctor in the loop

Do not stop or change a prescribed medicine in order to start something from this shelf, and tell each practitioner what the other has given you. Anything new, severe or worsening is a doctor’s appointment rather than a purchase.

What Changes the Price

On a shelf this uniform the usual levers are narrow. What is left is:

  • Bottle volume — the single biggest difference between one bottle of a formula and the next
  • The formula itself — a sugar-based sharbat and a steam-drawn arq are not made the same way
  • Ingredient sourcing — some classical preparations call for imported material and some do not
  • Format — the tablet and the capsules are priced on a different basis from the syrups

Because volume dominates, the per-millilitre figure and the shelf figure can disagree: a large bottle of one formula may sit above a small bottle of another while costing less to use. Each listing carries its own current figure.

About Unity Laboratories

Unity Laboratories is a Bangladeshi manufacturer of Unani medicines. Unani is a traditional system with Greek and Arabic roots that reached the subcontinent several centuries ago, and in Bangladesh it is formally recognised, taught to degree level and regulated alongside Ayurvedic and homeopathic practice.

Its catalogue is built almost entirely around classical liquid preparations — sharbat syrups and arq distillates — registered against traditional formula names and sold under short trade names of the company’s own. A single habb tablet and a pair of capsule items complete the range.

Unani manufacturers in Bangladesh typically supply neighbourhood Unani dispensaries, retail pharmacies and online channels rather than hospital procurement, and their preparations are bought both on a hakim’s instruction and over the counter.

Buying Unity Laboratories Products Online in Bangladesh

Copy the full registered title into your order, volume and all. Several titles state the same number twice and a couple state it once, so a title truncated to the first word and a number can point at the wrong bottle.

Where a preparation is one a pharmacy would shelve beside conventional stock, it also appears on Arogga’s Miscellaneous medicine shelf, and the capsule side reaches Wellness Supplements. Both are broader than this maker, which is useful when you want to compare houses on the same formula.

Check the bottle size on the listing against what you finished last time. A repeat order placed on the trade name alone will not warn you that the size has changed.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a sharbat in Unani medicine?

A concentrated sweetened syrup, taken by the spoon. It describes how the preparation is made, not what it is taken for, and most of this range is made that way.

2. What is the difference between sharbat and arq?

Sharbat is reduced with sugar; arq is a distillate drawn off by steam and is thinner and unsweetened. Both arrive in the same bottle sizes on this shelf.

3. Why does the bottle name not match what I was told to buy?

Because the pack carries the maker’s trade name while a hakim usually writes the classical formula name. The two share no letters. Check the listing or ask the dispensary which bottle corresponds.

4. Which bottle sizes does this range come in?

100ml, 200ml and 450ml. Not every formula is listed at all three, and a couple skip a size, so check the one you want rather than assuming the ladder is complete.

5. Is Unani the same as Ayurvedic medicine?

No. Both are traditional systems recognised in Bangladesh, with separate training, separate registers and separate formularies. Unani came through Arabic and Persian medical texts; Ayurveda is of Indian origin.

6. ফিটো কাপ আর ফিটো ক্যাপ কি একই জিনিস?

হ্যাঁ, একই bottle। প্যাকে নামটা এক শব্দে লেখা, কিন্তু বেশিরভাগ মানুষ ভেঙে লেখেন — দুটো বানানই চলে।

7. কোন sharbat কার জন্য, সেটা কে ঠিক করবেন?

রেজিস্টার্ড হাকিম বা চিকিৎসক। একই অসুবিধায় দুজনকে আলাদা formula দেওয়া হতে পারে, তাই তালিকা দেখে নিজে বেছে নেওয়াটা ঠিক হবে না। ডাক্তারের চলতি ওষুধ থাকলে সেটাও জানিয়ে রাখুন।