Sethsuwa Vajibala (160g) is an Ayurvedic rasayana from Sri Lanka, a thick, dark brown to black herbal paste packed in a 160g jar. Its full name on the pack is Vajibala Ranahansa Rasayanaya, printed in Sinhala and English. The maker describes it as an Ayurvedic medicine made to a formula of the Ayurveda pharmacopoeia, taken as a supplement as a physician directs.
The jar is clear, with a red screw cap sealed under a red shrink band and a red and maroon label. It comes boxed in a matching red and maroon carton that shows the Vajibala name in large white Sinhala lettering under a rearing black horse emblem. The maker calls the product 100% natural.
Vajibala is made at the Sethsuwa Ayurveda Hospital on Batalanda Road, Makola South, in the Gampaha District, the maker of the Sethsuwa Pranajeewa oils. The hospital also runs a consultation centre and an Osusala on Gregory's Road, Colombo 7.
Good to know
- Pack: one 160g jar of herbal paste, in a carton.
- The maker does not list ingredients or directions on its product page.
- Use only as directed by a qualified Ayurvedic physician; ask one before use in pregnancy, while breastfeeding or for children.
Sethsuwa Pranajeewa products are made at the Sethsuwa Ayurveda Hospital in Batalanda, Makola, Sri Lanka.
