ALLERONIL OIL, 30ml

Alleronil Oil: Ayurvedic Herbal Nasal Oil with Traditional Herbs (30ml)

A traditional Kerala-style herbal oil, made to fit into your daily wellness routine. Alleronil Oil combines time-honoured Ayurvedic herbs in a base of Virgin Coconut Oil (Urukku Velichenna), packed in a compact 30ml bottle with a precision dropper for easy, hygienic use.

The herbal blend

Prepared with Adalodakam (Malabar Nut), Thulasi (Holy Basil), Kacholam (Kaempferia), Karimjeerakam (Black Cumin), Karuka (Cynodon/Durva Grass) and Nellikka (Amla), in a Virgin Coconut Oil base and enriched with Karimjeerakam and Kacholam.

Why you'll love it

• Traditional Ayurvedic formula: Based on classical Ayurvedic principles and a blend of well-known herbs.
• Nasal care ritual: A traditional herbal oil for everyday nasal wellness.
• Calming herbal profile: Pleasant, soothing herbs that suit an evening wind-down routine.
• Virgin Coconut Oil base: A classic Kerala foundation for herbal oils.
• Precision dropper bottle: Compact, clean and easy to carry or keep at your bedside.
• Quality assured: Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility, with ISO and IAF standards.

How to use

Use as directed on the label or as advised by an Ayurvedic practitioner. Typically, a small number of drops is applied using the dropper. Keep the dropper clean and recap the bottle after each use.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use. Not recommended for children without practitioner guidance. Consult a doctor if you are pregnant, nursing, or have any medical condition. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

A few notes:

• Claims I softened: Phrases like "manage seasonal sensitivities," "support clear breathing," and "promotes sleep" read as health claims. For an Ayurvedic product, marketplaces and regulators (AYUSH rules in India) usually require a license number and proper label backing for these. I kept the language to "nasal wellness" and "calming herbs." If your product has an AYUSH manufacturing license, you can mention it and may be able to use the original wording.
• "Free from harsh chemicals and synthetic additives" is a claim you'd need to be able to back up, so I left it out. You can add it back if your formulation and testing support it.
• Please check the usage and the label: Nasal oils are often applied inside or around the nostrils, so make sure the "How to use" section matches your actual label directions, and tell me if you want it changed. I kept the "external use only" line from your other listings, but adjust it if the label says otherwise.
• Ingredient names: I added English names in brackets (Malabar Nut, Holy Basil, and so on). Please verify them against your label, especially Karuka, which can refer to more than one plant.