Rajapura Handi Oil is an Ayurvedic herbal oil produced in Sri Lanka and intended for external, topical application. It comes in a 100ml amber glass bottle with a green screw cap, and carries Ayurveda Registration No. 6/2/1/12/9 under Sri Lanka's regulatory framework for Ayurvedic preparations. The product is also ISO certified and Halal-certified by the Halal Assessment Council (HAC) of Sri Lanka.
Behind the oil is Rajapura Herbal Drugs Company (Pvt) Ltd, based at Sirigala in the Monaragala district — a rural part of Sri Lanka's Uva Province that has long been associated with traditional herbal knowledge. The company has been making herbal preparations since 1973, and the Rajapura name appears in Sinhala script on every bottle: රාජපුර. The Monaragala address grounds the product firmly in a specific place and a specific tradition, rather than a generalised notion of Ayurveda.
The oil is formulated according to an Ayurvedic recipe that draws on the herbal ingredient knowledge this company has maintained across decades. As with all Ayurvedic oils of this type, it is applied to the skin — not ingested. The amber glass bottle protects the herbal oil from light, which is a practical consideration for any oil-based preparation that contains plant-derived compounds.
Buyers new to Ayurvedic topical oils are advised to consult a qualified practitioner or medical professional regarding the correct method and frequency of application before use. The product is registered with Sri Lanka's Ayurveda regulatory authority, which provides a framework for its permitted use.
