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Nuracuff Syrup - Vasaka 1200 mg + Ustukhuddus 120 mg + Somlata 1000 mg + Banafsha 60 mg + 17 more

NURACUFF SYRUPVASAKA 1200mg. IP + USTUKHUDDUS 120mg. IP + SOMLATA 1000mg. IP + BANAFSHA 60mg. ...

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| 100ml

MRP :

₹90

PTR :

₹68.57

PTS :

₹61.71

AyurvedicNuracuff Syrup is an Ayurvedic multi-herb syrup, traditionally used in Ayurveda to support throat and chest comfort in the cold season. Read More

Composition

VASAKA 1200mg. IP + USTUKHUDDUS 120mg. IP + SOMLATA 1000mg. IP + BANAFSHA 60mg. IP + MUNAKKA 60mg. IP + UNAV 60mg. IP + GAJWAN 60mg. IP + MULETHI 60mg. IP + SAUNF 60mg. IP + RESHAKHATMI 60mg. IP + ANJEER 60mg. IP + KANTAKARI 60mg. IP + KAIPHAL 60mg. IP + GILOY 60mg. IP + TULSI 60mg. IP + LASURA 30mg. IP + GINGER 60mg. IP + APAMARG 30mg. IP + NOSHADAR 30mg. IP + SATPUDINA 30mg. IP + SAT KAPOOR 30mg. IP

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By Vibcare Pharma · Updated 9 October 2026 · Based on product labels and standard drug references

Read our full guide: Ayurvedic cough syrups: ingredients, brands and rules

Description

Nuracuff Syrup is an Ayurvedic cough and cold syrup from Vibcare Pharma, supplied as a syrup. Each serving of the formulation is made with Vasaka 1200 mg, Somlata 1000 mg, Ustukhuddus 120 mg, Banafsha 60 mg, Munakka 60 mg, Unav 60 mg, Gajwan 60 mg, Mulethi 60 mg, Saunf 60 mg, Reshakhatmi 60 mg, Anjeer 60 mg, Kantakari 60 mg, Kaiphal 60 mg, Giloy 60 mg, Tulsi 60 mg, Ginger 60 mg, Apamarg 30 mg and Sat Kapoor 30 mg, along with Lasura 30 mg, Noshadar 30 mg and Satpudina 30 mg. The therapeutic class is cough and cold. It is packed as 100ml, from Vibcare Pharma's Nuralz division.

How it works

The syrup brings together herbs that work in simple, complementary ways. Vasaka, Kantakari, Mulethi and Reshakhatmi are traditionally used to soothe the throat and keep the chest and air passages comfortable. Banafsha, Munakka, Anjeer, Lasura, Saunf and Ginger are traditionally used to calm throat irritation and support easy digestion. Ustukhuddus, Gajwan, Kaiphal, Apamarg, Tulsi and Giloy are traditionally used to support seasonal wellness and clear breathing. Noshadar is traditionally used to loosen phlegm, while Satpudina and Sat Kapoor give a cooling, soothing feel in the nose and throat.

Used for

Nuracuff Syrup is traditionally used in Ayurveda for cough and cold, for an irritated or scratchy throat, for chest congestion with phlegm and for nasal and head comfort during seasonal changes. Stop use and see a doctor if symptoms last beyond a few days.

Use under the guidance of an Ayurvedic practitioner.

Side Effects

Common

  • Nausea or stomach discomfort
  • Loose motions
  • Mild headache
  • Sleepiness or drowsiness (from sat kapoor)
  • Burning feeling in the stomach
  • Dryness of mouth or throat

Get medical help at once if you notice

  • Allergic reaction such as rash, itching or swelling of the face
  • Breathing difficulty or wheezing
  • Irregular heartbeat, restlessness or tremor (from somlata)
  • Severe stomach pain or vomiting

Uses

  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda for cough and cold.
  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda to soothe an irritated or scratchy throat.
  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda to support clear and easy breathing during seasonal changes.
  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda for chest congestion with phlegm.
  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda for nasal and head comfort in the cold season.
  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda to support the body's natural seasonal defences.

Precautions

Do not use

  • Must not be used by anyone with a known allergy to any of the ingredients.

Ask a doctor first

  • Check with a doctor first if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
  • Check with a doctor first if you have high blood pressure, heart disease, thyroid problems, diabetes, glaucoma or an enlarged prostate.
  • Check with a doctor first before giving it to young children.
  • Check with a doctor first if symptoms last beyond a few days or are accompanied by fever, or if you are taking any other medicine.

Nuracuff Syrup: frequently asked questions

What is Nuracuff Syrup used for?

Nuracuff Syrup is an Ayurvedic multi-herb syrup, traditionally used in Ayurveda to support throat and chest comfort in the cold season. Main uses: traditionally used in Ayurveda for cough and cold.; traditionally used in Ayurveda to soothe an irritated or scratchy throat.; traditionally used in Ayurveda to support clear and easy breathing during seasonal changes.; traditionally used in Ayurveda for chest congestion with phlegm.; traditionally used in Ayurveda for nasal and head comfort in the cold season..

What are the side effects of Nuracuff Syrup?

Common side effects of Nuracuff Syrup include nausea or stomach discomfort; loose motions; mild headache; sleepiness or drowsiness (from sat kapoor); burning feeling in the stomach; dryness of mouth or throat. Get medical help at once if you notice allergic reaction such as rash, itching or swelling of the face; breathing difficulty or wheezing; irregular heartbeat, restlessness or tremor (from somlata).

What is the dose of Nuracuff Syrup?

Nuracuff Syrup contains Vasaka 1200 mg + Ustukhuddus 120 mg + Somlata 1000 mg + Banafsha 60 mg + Munakka 60 mg + Unav 60 mg + Gajwan 60 mg + Mulethi 60 mg + Saunf 60 mg + Reshakhatmi 60 mg + Anjeer 60 mg + Kantakari 60 mg + Kaiphal 60 mg + Giloy 60 mg + Tulsi 60 mg + Lasura 30 mg + Ginger 60 mg + Apamarg 30 mg + Noshadar 30 mg + Satpudina 30 mg + SAT Kapoor 30 mg. Use Nuracuff Syrup as directed on the label or by an Ayurvedic practitioner.

What is the price of Nuracuff Syrup?

The MRP of Nuracuff Syrup is ₹90 for a pack of 100ml. For chemists and distributors, the PTR is ₹68.57 and the PTS is ₹61.71.

What is the composition of Nuracuff Syrup?

Nuracuff Syrup contains Vasaka 1200 mg + Ustukhuddus 120 mg + Somlata 1000 mg + Banafsha 60 mg + Munakka 60 mg + Unav 60 mg + Gajwan 60 mg + Mulethi 60 mg + Saunf 60 mg + Reshakhatmi 60 mg + Anjeer 60 mg + Kantakari 60 mg + Kaiphal 60 mg + Giloy 60 mg + Tulsi 60 mg + Lasura 30 mg + Ginger 60 mg + Apamarg 30 mg + Noshadar 30 mg + Satpudina 30 mg + SAT Kapoor 30 mg. It comes in a pack of 100ml.

How does Nuracuff Syrup work?

The syrup brings together herbs that work in simple, complementary ways. Vasaka, Kantakari, Mulethi and Reshakhatmi are traditionally used to soothe the throat and keep the chest and air passages comfortable. Banafsha, Munakka, Anjeer, Lasura, Saunf and Ginger are traditionally used to calm throat irritation and support easy digestion. Ustukhuddus, Gajwan, Kaiphal, Apamarg, Tulsi and Giloy are traditionally used to support seasonal wellness and clear breathing. Noshadar is traditionally used to loosen phlegm, while Satpudina and Sat Kapoor give a cooling, soothing feel in the nose and throat.

Who should not use Nuracuff Syrup?

Must not be used by anyone with a known allergy to any of the ingredients. Check with a doctor first if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Check with a doctor first if you have high blood pressure, heart disease, thyroid problems, diabetes, glaucoma or an enlarged prostate. Check with a doctor first before giving it to young children. Check with a doctor first if symptoms last beyond a few days or are accompanied by fever, or if you are taking any other medicine.

Who markets Nuracuff Syrup, and is it available for PCD franchise?

Nuracuff Syrup is a brand of Vibcare Pharma, sold through its Nuralz division. It is available for PCD pharma franchise and distribution in India; use the Send Enquiry or WhatsApp button on this page to ask about availability and terms.

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