Hamdard Labs enters OTX segment, launches 13 new products
New Delhi: Health and wellness firm Hamdard Laboratories on Monday said it has expanded its product portfolio with the introduction of 13 new products in the OTX (nutraceuticals) and Unani medicine segments.
The new OTX range consists of Onion Oil, Kalonji Oil, Ashokarishta, Nozeem, Liquirub, Isabgol++, which are beneficial for skin, hair, body ache, constipation, nose and chest congestion, etc., the company said in a statement.
"Holistic wellness and self-care are among the top priorities of consumers. With many challenges such as restricted movement and worsening pollution facing us today, we recognize the need to make high-quality Unani products easily available to promote holistic health and wellness," Hamdard Laboratories (Medicine Division) Chairman Abdul Majeed said in a statement.
The company's products are formulated with the best ingredients and offer the goodness of nature with no side effects, the key factors influencing millennials' purchase decisions, he added.
The products are readily available across Hamdard Wellness Centres, chemist shops and e-commerce sites, including 1 mg, Amazon and Healthmug, the company stated.
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Hamdard Labs (India) is a Unani pharmaceutical company in India. The company was established by Late Hakeem Abdul Hameed Sahib in 1906.
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