The Shatavari preparations available from the pharmacy, each with its own composition, directions and pack size.
90 capsules
90 Vati
Each form is a separate preparation with its own composition, pack size, directions and price. Only forms that exist in the pharmacy are linked.
Shatavari is a cooling, nourishing root long used in Ayurveda for reproductive nourishment, Pitta balance and restorative care across the stages of life.
Chakrapani prepares Shatavari in more than one form; each is a separate preparation with its own composition and directions.
| Form | Character | Typically suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Capsules | Shatavari root powder filled into capsules. | A measured dose where the taste of the root is unwelcome. |
| Vati (tablet) | Compressed tablet prepared with root powder and root decoction. | A fixed, countable dose that travels well. |
Official pharmacopoeial standard
API Part I, Vol. IV (2004), Monograph 50, Śatāvarī (Root), p. 108
Identifies Śatāvarī as the tuberous root of Asparagus racemosus; the linked PCIM&H record is the official indexed entry for Shatavari in API Part I, Vol. IV (2004).
Classical source
Bhāvaprakāśa Nighaṇṭu, Guḍūcyādi-varga, Śatāvarī entry
Classical Śatāvarī entry documenting nourishing, cooling, rasayana and balya qualities.
शतावरी गुरुः शीता तिक्ता स्वाद्वी रसायनी ।
मेधाऽग्निपुष्टिदा स्निग्धा नेत्र्या गुल्मातिसारजित् ।
शुक्रस्तन्यकरी बल्या वातपित्तास्रशोथजित् ॥RCT · 120 postpartum women/113 per protocol · 72 hours
Ajgaonkar A, Debnath T, Bhatnagar S, Debnath K, Langade J. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 2025. PMID 41055223.
RCT · 80 randomized/73 per protocol women · 8 weeks
Mahajan S, Avad P, Langade J. International Journal of Women’s Health. 2025. PMID 41209045.