Horse Chestnut Extract Manufacturer, Bulk Supplier in India | Aesculus Hippocastanum

Standardized Withania somnifera root extract, made in Uttarakhand.

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Every autumn across Europe, children collect shiny brown conkers from under horse chestnut trees and string them for playground games, never suspecting the seed in their pocket anchors a serious pharmaceutical tradition. German doctors have prescribed horse chestnut seed preparations for heavy, aching legs for decades, and the country’s Commission E formally approved it for chronic venous insufficiency, the condition behind varicose veins and swollen ankles. The working compound is aescin, a saponin mixture that supports vein wall tone and helps manage the leakage that makes legs swell by evening. Vein health is a quiet category; nobody brags about it at parties, yet it moves enormous volume because standing jobs, long flights, and aging populations keep feeding it. ShriNanda Herbs manufactures Horse Chestnut Extract at its Uttarakhand facility from Aesculus hippocastanum seed, standardized on aescin, with every lot assayed in the plant’s own laboratory before despatch. A playground conker, grown up and put to good use.

What the Drum Contains

The Business of Tired Legs

Think about who spends all day on their feet. Nurses, teachers, retail staff, factory workers, chefs. Now add everyone who sits through long-haul flights, everyone who is pregnant, and everyone over sixty with veins that have started arguing back. That is the customer base for venous support, and it grows in every market with an aging population, which currently means every market. Horse chestnut owns the herbal side of this shelf because the clinical record behind aescin is deeper than almost any competing botanical, with trials on leg swelling and heaviness that supplement brands can actually reference. Topical formulators buy it for the same reason, since aescin gels and creams for tired legs sell steadily across Europe and increasingly in Asia. Diosmin and rutin appear alongside it in many formulas, each handling a different piece of vein support, and blend builders that help the ingredients work well together. Small seed, long legs.

Where Buyers Put It

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Packing Without Surprises

Saponin-rich powders hold up well when moisture stays out. Sealed food-grade liners inside 25 kg HDPE drums or double-lined kraft bags, desiccant matched to the shipping lane, and a second inspection for anything leaving during the monsoon window. Export sealing and complete documentation accompany every consignment, with pack weights adjusted when a buyer’s line runs differently.

Contract Supply Done Properly

Lock a grade once, and the same aescin specification arrives shipment after shipment, assayed in the same laboratory using the same methods, making stability studies and regulatory files manageable on your side. Pricing is factory-direct, with no trading margin stacked on top. The Certificate of Analysis travels with each lot, export papers leave finished, and the quoted dispatch date is the dispatch date. Vein and circulation formulators often add grape seed or gotu kola to the same consignment, and one production floor makes the whole set, so one booking covers it.

The Case for This Plant

Why Buyers Pick ShriNanda Herbs

Direct from the Maker

Direct from the Maker

Maker, not middleman. Price and accountability both sit at the same address

Nine Credentials

Nine Credentials

Food safety, hygiene, religious compliance, nine certificates in all, held under a single roof

In-House Testing

In-House Testing

Every production batch passes through the in-house testing lab

Long-Term Capacity

Long-Term Capacity

Capacity sized for contracts that run for years, not one-off lots

Rooted in Uttarakhand

Rooted in Uttarakhand

Geography does its bit too. The plant sits in Uttarakhand, up against the Himalayan belts this herb has always grown in

Horse Chestnut Extract FAQs

 20% and 40% as standard grades, measured by UV. Other percentages or HPLC specifications run against confirmed orders.

It is the saponin complex in horse chestnut seed that supports vein wall tone and helps manage the capillary leakage behind leg swelling and heaviness.

The seed of Aesculus hippocastanum. Bark and leaf have different profiles, and this extract uses only the seed.

Yes, gels and creams require consistent volume, and we align specifications to cosmetic requirements when the inquiry indicates topical use.

The plant runs the aescin assay, microbial counts, and heavy metal panel in its own laboratory and prints them on the CoA.

 It does so across the category. The combination approach dominates vein formulas, and blending guidance is available at sampling.

 GMP, FSSAI, ISO 22000:2018, ISO 9001:2015, HACCP, HALAL, STAR KOSHER, the AYUSH license, and FDA registration.

 In sealed food-grade liners inside 25 kg HDPE drums or double-lined kraft bags, with desiccant, export sealing, and full documentation.

The grade. Share the aescin percentage and quantity, and the quotation will be returned with the MOQ beside the price.

 Call or WhatsApp +91 85350 40759, or email info@shrinandaherbs.com with grade, volume, and destination market.

Price Your Horse Chestnut Order

Send the aescin grade and tonnage, and we’ll return pricing with a sampling plan attached.
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