Any competent herbal testing lab would consider high-performance thin layer chromatography (HPTLC) as the preferred method for identification of ingredients in finished herbal products. That’s why Cognibrain utilizes this technique via its proficient herbal research scientists to offer first-rate and professional herbal research services in hi-tech testing labs.

1. Difference Between
Herbal,
Ayurvedic,
Natural, And
Organic
Products

2. When you buy Herbal Healthcare Products
You notice a tag or a label on the product:
Herbal
Ayurvedic
Natural
Organic

3. What these labels
mean?
Aren’t they all
same?

5. They sound
similar with
similar meaning,
but are
entirely different

6. Know the
difference to
decide what
you need exactly!

7. Herbal Products
 Are made from plant extracts, roots, leaves etc.
 Are free from chemicals, though pesticides may be
used for plant growth
 Used for therapeutic purposes
 Available as powders, tablets, capsules, extracts, and
tea
 E.g. – cranberry, ginkgo, echinacea etc.

8. Ayurvedic Products
Are prepared from herbs and heavy metals like
gold, silver, sulphur, copper, tin, mercury etc.
May contain toxic levels of metals
Used for therapeutic purposes
Available as tablets, powders, oils etc.
E.g. – brahmi, ashwagandha etc.

9. Ayurvedic Products have heavy
metals in addition to
the plant products

10. And Herbal
Products
are purely
plant-based

11. Natural Products
 Are made from plants and minerals that occur in nature and
not man-made
 Are free from chemicals like artificial flavors, colors, and
additives
 May contain pesticides and other naturally occurring worms
 Used for variety of purposes besides therapeutic
 E.g. – fruit juices, coconut oil etc.

12. Organic Products
 Are made from natural ingredients
 Prepared without the use of chemical fertilizers and
pesticides
 Do not contain genetically modified ingredients or
petrochemicals
 Used as eatables, clothes, and medicines
 Do not undergo animal testing
 E.g.- organic tea, organic cotton fabric etc.

13. Despite being made from plants
and plant products, herbal products
require scientific research to claim
their safety and efficacy for human use

14. And where
are such
herbal testing
carried out?

15. In a
Herbal
Testing
Laboratory

16. Facilities at herbal testing lab
• Proper plant extraction and herbal testing
protocol
• Highly proficient herbal research scientists
• Sophisticated lab equipments

17. To Know More
Email ID: project@cognibrain.com
Phone: 044-49595223
Visit us: https://www.cognibrain.com/