Standardized Botanical Extracts
Andrographis Extract (Kalmegh)
Andrographis paniculata
Kalmegh extract enquiries are defined by plant part, andrographolide marker, test method, extract ratio, solvent route and destination requirements. Catalogue presence does not imply a fixed percentage or certification.
An established standardized-extract enquiry where marker level and analytical method must be explicit.
Andrographis, Green Chiretta and King of Bitters identify Kalmegh.
Kalmegh is the Indian trade name for Andrographis paniculata. International buyers may also use Andrographis, Green Chiretta or King of Bitters.
The word “chiretta” is applied to more than one botanical. State Andrographis paniculata to distinguish this material from Swertia chirayita and other species.
Common buyer questions about the name
Is Green Chiretta the same botanical as Kalmegh?
On this page, Green Chiretta and Kalmegh identify Andrographis paniculata.
Why should the botanical name be included?
Chiretta-type common names can refer to other species, so Andrographis paniculata prevents ambiguity.
Commercial forms
- Whole-herb extract
- Marker-standardized extract
- Buyer-specified powdered grade
Typical applications
- Nutraceutical formulations
- Herbal formulations
- Botanical blends
Review framework
- Andrographolide marker range and analytical method confirmed before quotation
- Plant part, extract ratio, solvent system and carrier status aligned to the buyer brief
- COA and applicable contaminant or microbiological testing scoped to the approved lot
Availability, grade, origin, composition, MOQ, packaging and documents are confirmed for the approved enquiry and offered lot.
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