New Arrivals

Discover the latest additions at Erawadee — traditional Thai medicine and natural cosmetics. Stay tuned for brand new remedies, beauty novelties, and wellness products!

Products found: 7

What's New in the Catalog?

Our New Arrivals section features the latest seven additions to the catalog: Artichoke Capsules No.83, Brahmi No.124, Andrographis Syrup No.122 and Spray No.123, Clearherb Gel No.68, Nail Cream No.69, and Shark Cartilage Powder. This list reflects our fresh stock and will change with new shipments.

The section is updated as new batches arrive, currently featuring three main groups. For internal use: Artichoke No.83 – 100 capsules of 250 mg each; Brahmi No.124 – Bacopa monnieri; and "Shark Formula" – shark cartilage powder. For throat care: Fa Talai Syrup No.122 with Andrographis paniculata and lemon, and Spray No.123. For skin: Clearherb Gel No.68 and Nail Cream No.69.

These are not just 'hero products' but fresh additions across various product lines. Full categories like liver support, brain health, respiratory care, and facial care remain on their dedicated pages; this section provides a convenient overview of recent additions.

How to Choose a New Arrival

  • Digestion – Artichoke No.83, if you are looking for capsules with this plant.
  • Memory & Learning – Brahmi No.124, a single-herb capsule.
  • Throat – Syrup No.122, if capsules are inconvenient, or Spray No.123 for on-the-go use.
  • Skin & Nails – Gel No.68 for localized application or Cream No.69 for nail plates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Artichoke for the liver – what is it used for?

Artichoke leaf extract is traditionally associated with supporting digestion, especially after fatty meals. In our catalog, this is Artichoke Capsules No.83, 100 capsules of 250 mg each. This is a dietary supplement, not a treatment for liver diseases: if you have concerns, consult a doctor for examination.

Artichoke capsules – how to take them?

Follow the instructions on the packaging: for No.83, it's 100 capsules of 250 mg each. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.

Brahmi – what is it, is it Bacopa?

Yes: Brahmi is the Indian name for Bacopa monnieri. The same term is sometimes used for Centella, so always check for Bacopa monnieri on the packaging. In our new arrivals, this is Capsules No.124, containing a single herb, not a blended formula.

Thai cough syrup – what's in the catalog?

Syrup No.122 with Andrographis and lemon is a herbal product for throat care, not a pharmaceutical cough syrup.

See also: liver support, brain & CNS, and respiratory system.

Dietary supplements are not medicines and do not replace medical consultation. Please read the instructions and contraindications before use.