Kufsol Cough Syrup (100ml)

Kufsol Cough Syrup is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine by SN Herbals. The product label lists Vasa, Tulsi, Kantkari, Mulethi, Kakdasingi, Kulanjan, Gojivha, Kharjura, Shathi, Pippali and Madhu (honey), with sugar and jaggery q.s.

Label indication: cough, cold and chest congestion, or as directed by a physician. The label also states that Kufsol should be taken under medical supervision.

Kufsol at a glance

• Form: Oral syrup
• Classification: Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine
• Pack: 100 ml per bottle; 1, 2 and 3 bottle packs available
• Key ingredients: Vasa, Tulsi, Kantkari, Mulethi and Pippali
• Contains: Honey, sugar and jaggery
• Dosage on label: 1–2 teaspoonfuls twice daily, or as directed by the physician
• Medical supervision: Required as stated on the label

What is Kufsol Cough Syrup used for?

The label identifies Kufsol for cough, cold and chest congestion, or use as directed by a physician. The label uses the broader wording “all type of cough.” Suitability for a specific cough pattern should be decided with a qualified clinician rather than inferred from marketing language.

Complete ingredient information

The following composition is transcribed from the product label on a per 10 ml aqueous-extract basis:

The label also lists sugar q.s., jaggery q.s., sodium benzoate, methylparaben sodium and propyl paraben sodium. *The label prints “Stem” for Mulethi/Glycyrrhiza glabra; this plant-part entry is being retained as printed pending manufacturer/practitioner confirmation.

Ayurvedic formulation context

Kufsol combines botanicals traditionally used in Ayurvedic respiratory formulations. Traditional Ayurvedic context should not be interpreted as proof that the product treats a modern medical diagnosis. Product-specific therapeutic claims should remain limited to the approved label and qualified clinical advice.

How to take Kufsol

Dose: 1–2 teaspoonfuls (the Shopify product data expresses this as approximately 5–10 ml) twice daily, or as directed by the physician.

The label does not specify whether the syrup should be taken before or after food. Do not add a meal-timing rule unless advised by the prescribing clinician. The label says Kufsol may be mixed with half a cup of lukewarm water. Shake well before use.

Duration: The label does not provide a fixed course length. Duration should be individualized by the clinician based on symptoms and clinical context.

Who should use it?

Kufsol may be considered when a qualified clinician finds it appropriate for the label-listed context of cough, cold or chest congestion. Suitability should be individualized, particularly for children, pregnancy or breastfeeding, chronic medical conditions, or concurrent medicines.

Who should avoid it or seek medical advice first?

• Infants under 12 months: Do not use because the formulation contains honey.
• Allergy: Avoid if you have a known allergy to any listed ingredient.
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding: Consult your healthcare professional before use.
• High blood pressure, heart or kidney conditions: Seek medical advice before use because the formula contains Mulethi/licorice.
• Concurrent medicines: Check with a healthcare professional before combining the product with prescription medicines.
• Blood-glucose management: The formula contains sugar and jaggery; do not assume it is sugar-free or suitable for diabetes.

Safety information

No herbal or conventional medicine should be described as guaranteed “side-effect free” without robust product-specific evidence. Kufsol contains multiple botanicals, including Mulethi/licorice, which can have dose-, duration-, condition- and medication-related safety considerations. Stop use and seek medical advice if you experience a suspected allergic or other significant adverse reaction.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate. Shake well before use. Best before 36 months from the date of manufacture; check the pack for batch-specific dates.

When to seek medical help

Seek prompt medical evaluation for difficulty breathing, chest pain, coughing up blood, a severe or worsening cough, or a cough that persists for several weeks. Significant coughing of blood or struggling to breathe needs urgent medical care. Do not rely on a cough syrup to manage these warning signs.

Frequently asked questions

What is Kufsol Cough Syrup used for?

The label identifies Kufsol for cough, cold and chest congestion, or as directed by a physician. It is labelled to be taken under medical supervision.

Is Kufsol for dry cough and cough with phlegm?

The label uses the broad wording “all type of cough.” A specific recommendation for dry or productive cough should be based on qualified clinical advice rather than a blanket claim.

What ingredients are in Kufsol?

Per 10 ml, the label lists Vasa 500 mg, Tulsi 500 mg, Kantkari 500 mg, Mulethi 400 mg, Kakdasingi 350 mg, Kulanjan 350 mg, Gojivha 350 mg, Kharjura 350 mg, Shathi 350 mg, Pippali 250 mg and honey 1 g, plus sugar and jaggery q.s. and listed preservatives.

What is the dosage of Kufsol?

The label says 1–2 teaspoonfuls twice daily, or as directed by the physician. This corresponds to the Shopify product data of approximately 5–10 ml twice daily.

Should Kufsol be taken before or after food?

The label does not specify meal timing. Follow the prescribing clinician’s direction.

Can children take Kufsol?

Do not give this honey-containing formulation to an infant under 12 months. For older children, the label does not provide an age-specific pediatric dosage table and states that the product is to be taken under medical supervision.

Is Kufsol side-effect free?

No absolute side-effect-free claim is made here. The product contains multiple botanicals including Mulethi/licorice, so individual conditions, medicines, dose and duration can matter.

Can I take Kufsol during pregnancy or with other medicines?

Consult your healthcare professional before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding or if you take prescription medicines.

Related Ayurvedic formulations

Explore related SN Herbals products: Sitopaladi Churna, Vyoshadi Vati, Chandramrit Ras, Shwaskuthar Ras and Vasaguduchaydi Kwath Churna. These are different formulations and should not be treated as interchangeable without appropriate advice.

References and product-information sources

• Kufsol bottle label and Shopify product data — first-party source for product-specific composition, dosage, storage and pack information.
• NCCIH: Licorice Root — Usefulness and Safety — safety context for Glycyrrhiza/licorice.
• CDC: Foods and Drinks to Avoid or Limit — honey guidance for infants under 12 months.
• Ministry of AYUSH E-Charak — medicinal-plant identity cross-check.

Medical disclaimer: This information is for educational and product-information purposes and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Kufsol is labelled to be taken under medical supervision. Consult a qualified healthcare professional or Ayurvedic practitioner for individual advice.