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Medicinal thai herb extracts and supplements

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is there a list of medicinal thai herbs that are grown and sold here cheap? Ie: curcumin / ginseng etc etc

would be interested in buying some local vitamins/herbs at a cheap price if available

any information is appreciated!

i'm in bkk.

All available at most grocery and drug stores. Just arrive in Bangkok?

Thai herbs are widely sold in kiosks in malls and in gorcery store entrances (don't know how cheap, though). Labelling is usually only in Thai. I have not seen any lists or write-ups that were not also in Thai.

Many government hospitals also have shops on the ground floor selling Thai herbal remedies.

Labling in Thai, but every Tesco and Bug C with the seller kiosks outside speak English. Where are you located, and what do you want? I will take pics of the bottles you want to buy for those herb names you list. Just PM me

The two brands of herbs available in my area are Thanyaporn (www.thanyaporn.com) and Herbal One (www.herbalone.net.) The bottles of both brands have both Thai and English on the labels. Entering herbalone.net will forward to www.ouayun.com. You then choose "brands" and select Herbal One. Both websites have complete lists of the herbs available in English. Ouayun has an online webstore which, unfortunately, is only available in Thai although the pictures of the herbs for sale all have English on their labels. Ouayun has a "Contact Us" button which will bring up both their telephone number and a form to send them an email message. They could let you know where the Herbal One products are for sale. If someone can help you with the Thai, you can order online from ouayun. Good luck.

Herbal One products are available on line from www.lazada.co.th

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Thank you everyone for your responses.

I do order my herbs online from an american company, and it takes about 2 weeks usually to get here.

I want to try to source my herbs inside of thailand(bangkok) if they are cheap.

I've been here for well over a year on/off although i have never tried to or taken the time to stop at a market where medicinal herbs are sold, as a poster stated here they are mostly all written in thai.

Mostly looking for curcumin / antibacterial-anti inflammation/mental boosting herbs that are typically grown locally here i believe

You do understand that the links that I gave you are for local companies and locally produced herbs?

Also, that the labels are in both English and Thai?

  • 3 weeks later...

Hope this is close enough to the topic: Where can I buy essential oils in Chiang Ma? Such as Arnica, Cinnamon and Myrrh. I've seen Eucalyptus in shops and some flower oils and would like more variety. Thanks in advance.

Hope this is close enough to the topic: Where can I buy essential oils in Chiang Ma? Such as Arnica, Cinnamon and Myrrh. I've seen Eucalyptus in shops and some flower oils and would like more variety. Thanks in advance.

Noi http://www.noichiangmai.com/ does not currently stock the items you mentioned above, but she is beginning to carry some essential oils and will be adding more in time depending on demand and ability to source high quality at reasonable prices.

Current stocked items include:

Black Walnut & Wormwood,

St. John's Wort,

Echinaccea,

Gotu Kola,

Ginkgo,

Tea Tree Oil.

All products are by http://www.naturesanswer.com/ and priced close to US SRP.

Doug

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