Every winter the same scene plays out at home. Somebody’s voice cracks during a Zoom call, a teacher comes back from school with a sore throat, and Mummy says, “Mulethi chabao.” Good advice. But who carries a licorice stick to office? This guide covers the price of Mulethi capsules, how they compare with sticks and powder, and the one health condition where you should skip licorice completely.
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Mulethi capsules price: quick answer
| Pack | Price | Per capsule | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month (30 caps) | ₹549 (MRP |
₹18.3 | 45% off MRP |
| 1 month, prepaid | ₹521.55 | ₹17.4 | Extra 5% |
| 2 months | ₹988.20 | ₹16.5 | Extra 10% |
| 3 months | ₹1,317.60 | ₹14.6 | Extra 20% |
Prices from the Mulethi Capsules page on 16 Oct 2026. A first order also gets NEW10 for 10% off.
30 veg capsules · single-herb Glycyrrhiza glabra extract
Why people reach for Mulethi in October–January
Mulethi, or Yashtimadhu, is one of the oldest throat herbs in Ayurveda. Classical texts call it kanthya, which means good for the throat and voice. It is sweet, soothing and cooling. Ayurveda traditionally uses it when the throat feels dry and scratchy, the kind of irritation that comes with cold, dry air and smoggy days.
This season stacks up three things: winter dryness, Diwali smoke, and the rise in pollution across North India. That is why searches for throat-comfort herbs climb every October.
Mulethi capsules vs stick vs powder
| Feature | Capsules | Sticks (jad) | Powder (churna) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Convenience | Swallow and go | Chew slowly; messy | Mix with water or milk |
| Dose control | Fixed per capsule | Hard to judge | Spoon size varies |
| Taste | None | Sweet, woody | Sweet, a little earthy |
| Purity check | Brand lab testing | Depends on seller | Adulteration risk |
| Office/travel friendly | Yes | Somewhat | No |
| Typical cost / month | ₹549 | ₹60–150 | ₹100–250 |
Verdict: Sticks are cheapest and great at home. Capsules make sense when you want a fixed dose, no taste and no mess, especially for working professionals and people who travel.
Who should consider Mulethi capsules?
- Voice professionals: teachers, trainers, singers, anchors and call-centre staff.
- Daily commuters in Delhi-NCR, Lucknow, Kanpur, Patna and other cities where AQI crosses 200 in winter.
- People who already use Mulethi at home and want a consistent, travel-friendly option.
If heavy mucus or chest congestion is the bigger issue, Vasaka (Malabar Nut) is usually the better fit. Our lungs and pollution buying guide compares the two.
How to take Mulethi capsules
- Dose: Follow the dose on the label, taken after a meal with lukewarm water, or as your practitioner advises.
- Timing: Evening works well for throat comfort after a long day of talking.
- Support it: Sip warm water through the day and gargle with salt-turmeric water after coming home.
- Duration: Use it for a few weeks through the season. If you want to take it daily for more than 4–6 weeks, ask an Ayurvedic doctor first.
The one big caution: blood pressure
This is where most blogs stay quiet, and we won’t. Licorice contains glycyrrhizin. Taken in large amounts or for a long time, it can make the body hold on to salt and water and can lower potassium. That can push blood pressure up.
Skip Mulethi or ask a doctor first if you:
- have high blood pressure or heart disease
- have kidney problems or low potassium
- are pregnant or breastfeeding
- take diuretics, steroids or heart medicines
Honest product advice builds trust, and we would rather lose a sale than sell to the wrong person.
Mulethi + Vasaka: the winter pair
Many Ayurvedic formulations pair Mulethi with Vasaka (Adusa). Mulethi soothes the throat, and Vasaka is traditionally used for chest and airway comfort. If both throat and chest bother you during smog season, ask your practitioner whether taking Malabar Nut (Vasaka) Capsules (₹599) alongside Mulethi suits you.
Code NEW10 = 10% off your first order · Extra 5% off prepaid · Free shipping above ₹499 · COD available. Mulethi + Vasaka together come to ₹1,148, which clears the free-shipping limit easily. Shop Mulethi Capsules →
Why buy from Aarogya Jeevanam?
- Ayush-licensed and GMP-certified manufacturing
- Lab tested for quality
- Single-herb formula with no unnecessary blends
- Vegetarian capsules
- Pan-India delivery with Cash on Delivery
Want to understand Mulethi’s Ayurvedic properties in depth? Read our Hindi guide मुलेठी की तासीर.
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FAQs
1. What is the price of Mulethi capsules?
Aarogya Jeevanam Mulethi Capsules cost ₹549 for 30 capsules (MRP ₹999). The 3-month pack works out to about ₹14.6 per capsule.
2. Are Mulethi capsules good for the throat?
Ayurveda has traditionally used Mulethi to soothe the throat and support the voice. The capsules support throat comfort; they are not a treatment for infections. See a doctor if a sore throat lasts more than a week or comes with fever.
3. Can I take Mulethi capsules daily?
For a few weeks, yes, at the label dose. For longer daily use, consult an Ayurvedic doctor, especially if you have BP concerns.
4. Mulethi capsules or Mulethi powder, which is better?
Both come from the same herb. Capsules give a fixed dose with no taste. Powder is cheaper but harder to measure and easier to adulterate.
5. Is COD available?
Yes. COD is available across India, and orders above ₹499 ship free.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information and is not medical advice. Mulethi Capsules are an Ayurvedic supplement meant to support general wellness. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Avoid them in pregnancy, high blood pressure, kidney disease or low potassium unless a doctor advises otherwise. Prices are as of 16 Oct 2026 and may change.
