Rs. 222
Rs. 255
 13% off

Aimil Purodil Syrup | Fights Acne & Pimples | Controls Skin Infections & Allergies

(200 ml Syrup in bottle)
Aimil Purodil Syrup |  Fights Acne & Pimples | Controls Skin Infections & Allergies
Product Details
Aimil Purodil Syrup
  • Fights Acne & Pimples
Controls Skin Infections & Allergies

Purodil Syrup is a polyherbal formulation designed to provide a comprehensive and systemic approach to managing various skin disorders, particularly acne and pimples. The syrup is formulated with a blend of over 35 botanical extracts, key micronutrients, and antioxidants. Purodil Syrup acts in a multi-dimensional manner to address the underlying causes of skin disorders. It is said to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, and antioxidant properties. The syrup is also believed to function as a blood detoxifier and immune system enhancer.

Key Ingredients:
Manjisthadi Kwath,Sariva,Guduchi,Manjith,Khadir,Chirayata,Jawasa,Neem,Chopchini,Ushwa,Revand Chini,Harad,Motha,Amaltas,Shirish,Nisoth,Babul,Kachnar,Bakuchi,Haridra,Chaul Mogra,Brahmi,Kasmad,Mundi,Tulsi,Vidang,Pitpapda,Kalmegh,Tarbooj,Kutaj,Kutaki,Daruharidra,Inderjav,Kamal,Gulab Arka

Key Benefits:
  • Purodil Syrup is believed to have properties that may support skin appearance and help maintain healthy skin.

Product Specifications And Features:
  • Product Form: Liquid

Net Quantity:
200 ml

Indications:
It is used as a herbal formulation supporting skin health and may help in maintaining skin cleanliness and beauty.

Product Weight Net Qty:
200 ml

Area Of Application:
Skin disorders, particularly acne and pimples

Dosage:
["Adults: 2-3 tablespoonfuls twice or thrice daily", "Children: 1-2 teaspoonfuls twice a day", "Or as directed by a healthcare professional"]

Directions For Use:
  • Adults: 2-3 tablespoonfuls twice or thrice daily
  • Children: 1-2 teaspoonfuls twice a day
  • Or as directed by a healthcare professional

Safety Information:
  • Read the label carefully before use
  • Store in a cool, dry and dark place
  • Keep away from direct sunlight

Content on this page was last updated on 16 October, 2025, by Dr. Rajeev Sharma (MBA, MBBS)