
Naunehal100 ml
Hamdard Laboratories

Per tablet: Gymnema (Gymnema sylvestre, known locally as "gurmar") 42.49mg, Bamboo Manna (Bambusa bambos) 95.60mg, Bladder Dock (Rumex vesicarius) 63.73mg, and Mineral Pitch/Shilajit 4.25mg.
Indicated for diabetes and blood sugar regulation. As with all traditional/Unani medicine indications, this reflects the manufacturer's stated traditional use rather than a claim backed by disclosed clinical trial data for this specific formulation, and this product should not replace a physician-managed diabetes treatment plan or prescribed antidiabetic medication.
1-2 tablets, 30 minutes before meals, twice daily, or as prescribed. Avoid strong-smelling substances such as coffee, mint, or garlic while taking this medicine, and maintain a 30-minute gap between the medication and food or drink.
No significant side effects at proper dosage and no known contraindications have been reported; avoiding excess sweets and carbohydrates while using this product is also advised. Gymnema sylvestre, the main ingredient here, has documented blood-glucose-lowering activity. Given the plausible risk of additive blood-sugar-lowering effects, anyone taking prescribed diabetes medication such as insulin or metformin should consult a physician before adding this product, and should monitor for symptoms of low blood sugar (dizziness, shakiness, confusion) if they do use both.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and out of reach of children. Do not use beyond the expiry date printed on the pack. This product is sold in a 50-tablet (5x10) box, and is also sold in India under the Hamdard brand.
Q: What is Dolabi tablet used for?
A: Dolabi tablet is a Unani herbal formulation traditionally associated with blood sugar support, built around Gymnema sylvestre along with bamboo manna, bladder dock, and shilajit. It is not a substitute for a physician-managed diabetes treatment plan.
Q: How should Dolabi tablet be taken?
A: The typical dose is 1-2 tablets, 30 minutes before meals, twice daily, or as prescribed. Avoid taking it with strong-smelling substances such as coffee, mint, or garlic, and keep a 30-minute gap from food or drink.
Q: Can Dolabi tablet be taken alongside prescribed diabetes medication like insulin or metformin?
A: Only after consulting a physician. Its main ingredient has documented blood-sugar-lowering activity, so combining it with prescribed diabetes medication can increase the risk of low blood sugar, and you should watch for symptoms like dizziness, shakiness, or confusion.
Q: Should I change my diet while taking Dolabi tablet?
A: Yes, avoiding excess sweets and carbohydrates while using it is advised, since this supports the same blood-sugar goals the tablet is meant to help with.
Q: Does Dolabi tablet replace a doctor-managed diabetes treatment plan?
A: No, it should not replace a physician-managed diabetes treatment plan or prescribed antidiabetic medication. Blood sugar levels should still be monitored and managed under medical supervision.
Q: Are there side effects with Dolabi tablet?
A: No significant side effects or contraindications have been reported at the proper dosage on its own. The main risk is additive blood-sugar-lowering when combined with diabetes medication, as noted above.
Q: How is Dolabi tablet packaged?
A: It is sold in a 50-tablet box arranged as five strips of 10 tablets each.
Disclaimer
The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but product packaging, ingredients, and specifications may change without notice. Please check the product packaging before use and consult the manufacturer or a relevant professional for any concerns or questions.