Herbal Products Price List in Bangladesh

Arogga’s herbal shelf (হারবাল প্রোডাক্ট) holds traditional herbs as powders, whole seeds, oils and teas, alongside honey and edible seeds. Most of it is packed in Bangladesh by agro and herbal companies, and the packs carry the Bangla name next to the English one.

These are foods and traditional preparations, not medicine. They do not replace treatment, and anyone taking prescription medicine should check with a doctor before adding a herb.

Shop Herbal Products by Type

• Natural Care & Wellness — single-herb powders and preparations for everyday use, the largest group.
• Herbal Extract — concentrated extracts and blended powders.
• Herbs for Skin Care — neem, multani mitti, sandalwood and other face-pack powders.
• Honey & Seeds — Sundarban and flower honey, chia, flax, sunflower and basil seeds.
• Herbal Oil — black seed, flaxseed, mustard and other cold-pressed oils.
• Essential Oil — rosemary and peppermint oils, diluted in a carrier oil before use on skin or hair.
• Herbal Tea — ginger and mint black teas and jasmine green tea, mostly in bags.
• Relaxation & Aromatherapy — teas, oils and aromatherapy products for winding down.

Common Herbs and Their Bangla Names

The same herb is often searched under its English, Latin or Bangla name. The ones seen most on this shelf:

English name	Bangla name	Usual form here
Ashwagandha	অশ্বগন্ধা	Root powder
Shatavari (asparagus root)	শতমূলী	Root powder
Amla (Indian gooseberry)	আমলকী	Fruit powder
Black seed	কালোজিরা	Whole seed and oil
Fenugreek	মেথি	Seed and powder
Moringa	সজনে পাতা	Leaf powder
Psyllium husk	ইসবগুল	Husk, loose or in sachets
Holy basil	তুলসী	Leaf powder and tea
Chirata	চিরতা	Dried herb and powder

Powders, Seeds, Oils and Teas

Powders are convenient but lose aroma faster than the whole herb, so smaller packs suit a herb you use occasionally. Whole seeds keep longer and can be ground at home. Cold-pressed oils, black seed oil above all, should be kept away from light and heat once opened. Tea bags trade a little freshness for convenience.

Bangladesh’s humidity is the main enemy of this shelf. Close every pouch tightly, keep a dry spoon in powders, and throw out anything that clumps, smells musty or shows mould.

Honey and Edible Seeds

Honey is sold by source: Sundarban mangrove honey, mustard-flower and litchi-flower honey, and black seed honey. Crystals forming in a cool month are normal and melt back in a warm-water bath; on their own they are not a sign of added sugar. Chia and basil seeds swell in water, so soak them before eating, and flax seeds are more digestible ground than whole.

Using Herbal Products Safely

• Herbs can interact with prescription medicine, including blood thinners, diabetes and thyroid medicine. Tell your doctor what you take.
• Ask a doctor before using a herb in pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or for a child.
• Dilute essential oils in a carrier oil before they touch skin, and never swallow them.
• Be wary of any pack that promises to fix a disease; no herb has been shown to replace medical treatment. See a doctor for anything persistent.

Herbal Products Price in Bangladesh

Pack weight drives most of the difference, since the same powder is sold from small pouches to large jars. Form comes next: a cold-pressed oil or a concentrated extract costs more than the dried herb it comes from, and imported items such as shilajit resin sit well above local powders.

Honey is priced by its flower source and harvest. Sundarban honey, collected wild in a short season, sits above farmed flower honey of the same weight.

হারবাল প্রোডাক্টের দাম কত?

হারবাল প্রোডাক্টের দাম মূলত প্যাকের ওজন, পণ্যের ধরন আর উৎসের উপর নির্ভর করে। অশ্বগন্ধা, শতমূলী, আমলকী বা মেথির গুঁড়া ছোট প্যাকেট থেকে বড় বয়াম পর্যন্ত পাওয়া যায়, আর কালোজিরার তেল গুঁড়ার চেয়ে বেশি দামি। খোলার পর প্যাকেট ভালো করে বন্ধ রাখুন, কারণ আর্দ্র আবহাওয়ায় গুঁড়া দ্রুত জমাট বেঁধে নষ্ট হয়ে যায়।

Herbal Brands in Bangladesh

• Vesoje Agro — the widest list of single-herb powders, including moringa.
• Rongdhonu — traditional powders such as amloki, bhringraj and tinfol.
• Farmer’s Gold (DREAMWAY AGRO LTD) — ashwagandha, shatomuli, tokma seed and herbal oils.
• ACURE AGRO FOOD & NUTRITION — root and seed powders with Bangla names on the pack.
• Ashol — honey, talmisri and seeds, plus a few herb powders.
• Green Harvest — black seed oil, chirata and ashwagandha.
• Agrofarmbd — alkushi, ashwagandha and whole roselle flowers.
• Dr. H&H — ginger and mint black teas, and isabgul sachets.

Buying Herbal Products Online in Bangladesh

Read three things on a listing before ordering: the net weight, whether it is whole or powdered, and the packer. Packing dates matter more here than on most shelves, because a powder that sat for a year in a humid store has lost much of its aroma. When the order arrives, move powders into a dry, airtight jar if the pouch does not reseal well.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are herbal products medicine?

No. They are sold as foods and traditional preparations. For a health problem, see a doctor rather than choosing a herb yourself.

How should herbal powders be stored?

In an airtight container, away from sunlight and moisture, with a dry spoon. Most keep their aroma for a few months once opened.

Why has my honey turned solid?

Natural honey crystallises in cool weather. Stand the jar in warm, not boiling, water and it turns liquid again.

Can I search for a herb by its Bangla name?

Yes. Most listings carry the Bangla name, so অশ্বগন্ধা, মেথি or কালোজিরা finds the same products as the English name.

Can I take herbs with my regular medicine?

Some herbs change how medicine works, so ask your doctor or pharmacist first and name the exact herb.

What is the difference between an essential oil and a herbal oil?

An essential oil is a concentrated aroma extract used a few drops at a time and never swallowed. A herbal oil such as black seed oil is a pressed seed oil used in food or on skin.