Dabur Honitus Hot Sip: 100% Ayurvedic Kadha | Provides Instant Relief from Cough and Cold (4gm*Pack of 30 Sachets)

A good home remedy for cough with its right blend of herbs. I also drink it as a replacement for tea

Very good to our health & instant relief

Perfect for cough

It is very good for cough and cold and really relaxes the senses. Best product for immediate relief.

Good for cold

Something is good inside it

It works really well.

I have bought almost 12 packs by now and it was really useful before. But the recent packs were low quality. Ginger and black pepper quantity seems low. Please consider fixing this.

Product well packed and delivered in good condition by trackable postWill definitely recommend for future buys

This works wonders for a sore throat.

Best for cold

I took a bit of a chance ordering these and I'm pleasantly surprised. With some honey the tea is delicious. (See bottom of review for 'translated' ingredients)My review is mostly for us white folk who are not so knowledgeable about other cultures, specifically in regards to home cold remedies haha. (This is Indian, Ayurveda is in short terms herbal medicine, kaadha is an immune boosting drink)I have a bit of anxiety these days about pandemics and it appears we might be on the cusp of another one (bird flu) so I was googling some light research on home remedies bc if it all tanks, going to a hospital won't be as accessible as it should be. All this is to say that in my internet search there were a few research paper results showing symptom improvement with the use of these herbs and such.Note: I DO believe in vaccines, in modern medicine, and get my covid booster every 6 months, I endorse this product with that knowledge and use it just like any other over the counter cold remedy.I make my own sick tea that's basically just drinkable vitamin c, and ayurvedics were one thing listed online, so looking at them, this product is basically the same idea. Equally as delicious, feels nice on a sore throat and i enjoy the opportunity to learn something new about a culture that connects with my interests (tea, herbs, and gardening!)The ingredients: (I'm gonna try and find the common English name for them)Dhanyaka = coriander/cilantroMaricha = black pepperVasa = Malabar nutShvetajiraka = cuminKantakari = yellow berry NightshadeShunthi = gingerBharangi = no English namePippali = long pepperKulanjana = greater galangalDaruharidra = Indian barberryTulasi = holy basilBhutrin = lemon grassYavani = ajwain/ajowan carawayYashti = licoriceSharkara = sugarMadhu = sweet/honey (?)Hope this helps someone and to support this product!

Works Good