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Tagara - Himalaya Valeriana Wallichii Tablets for Sleep and Calm
Oral · 250 mg/tab · 60 tabs
Tagara contains an extract of Valeriana wallichii rhizome, an Ayurvedic herb used to support restful sleep and to calm the nervous system during stress.
Manufactured by The Himalaya Drug Company. Supplied as Tagara 250 mg, 60 tablets per pack. Available for purchase with international shipping.
Product overview
Tagara - Himalaya Valeriana Wallichii Tablets
Tagara is a herbal tablet from Himalaya containing an extract of Valeriana wallichii rhizome, known as Indian valerian. It is used in Ayurvedic practice to support restful sleep, to calm the nervous system and to ease the tension that builds up during stress. Each tablet holds 250 mg of the extract, and the pack contains 60 tablets. Tagara is the Ayurvedic equivalent of valerian, the herb most often used for sleep support without a prescription hypnotic. Where a hypnotic is needed, doctors use Zopiclone or Zaleplon instead.
- One variant: Tagara 250 mg
- 60 tablets per pack
- Extract of Valeriana wallichii (Indian valerian) rhizome
- A herbal supplement, not a hypnotic
How Tagara Works
Valerian preparations are traditionally used as mild sedatives. Its calming effect comes from the mix of constituents in the root rather than one molecule, which is why the evidence base is smaller than for prescription hypnotics. A comparative clinical study of Tagara reported improvements in how quickly people fell asleep, how long they slept and how disturbed that sleep was. It is used as support for mild sleep problems and nervous tension, not for severe insomnia. Melatonin-based products such as Melatonin work through the body clock, while hypnotics such as Eszopiclone depress nervous system activity directly.
Dosage & Administration
The manufacturer's direction is 1 tablet twice daily, or as advised by a physician. Tablets are swallowed with water. Valerian is generally considered safe short term, with headache, stomach upset, dizziness or mental dullness most often reported. Do not combine it with sleeping tablets, alcohol or other sedatives without medical advice, and do not drive if you feel sleepy. Herbal products are not tested like medicines, so tell your doctor what you take, and ask before use in pregnancy or breastfeeding.
This is a herbal supplement, not a prescription medicine, and it is not a substitute for medical treatment of insomnia. Information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Specifications
| Trade Name | Tagara |
| Generic Name | Valeriana wallichii rhizome extract |
| Manufacturer | The Himalaya Drug Company |
| Dosage | 250 mg extract per tablet |
| Package | 60 tablets per pack |
| Drug Class | Ayurvedic herbal sleep and calm supplement |
| Administration | Oral, 1 tablet twice daily |
| Storage | Cool, dry place, below 30C |
| Prescription Status | Over-the-counter herbal supplement |
| Verification | Batch and expiry confirmed with supplier |
| Shipping | International |
FAQ
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Questions, answered
Tagara is a herbal supplement made from Valeriana wallichii, used in Ayurvedic practice to support restful sleep, calm the nervous system and ease tension during stress. It is taken for mild sleep problems and for feeling wound up, not for severe insomnia, which needs medical assessment.
The manufacturer's direction is 1 tablet twice daily, or as advised by a physician. Tablets are swallowed with water, and many people take the second tablet in the evening when the aim is sleep support. If you take it for sleep, keep the timing consistent from day to day.
Valerian is generally considered safe for short-term use by most adults. Reported effects include headache, stomach upset, dizziness, itching and mental dullness or drowsiness. Stop and speak to a doctor if you notice anything unusual, and avoid driving if you feel sleepy after taking it.
Do not combine herbal sedatives with prescription sleeping tablets or alcohol without medical advice. They add to each other's drowsiness, which increases the risk of falls, breathing problems and being hard to wake. If you already take a hypnotic, ask your doctor before adding Tagara.
No. Tagara is a herbal valerian extract, while melatonin is the hormone the body uses to time sleep. Melatonin shifts the body clock and has a defined dosing schedule; Tagara works as a mild calming herb. They are different products and should not be used interchangeably.
Yes, 60-tablet packs of Tagara 250 mg are stocked here and international shipping is available at checkout. Tagara is an over-the-counter herbal supplement, so check the import rules where you live before ordering, and keep the pack out of reach of children.
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