Medically reviewed by Dr Abdul Shafiz Shaikh, BUMS, Reg. No. I-2416.
Consumers encounter phrases such as “government approved,” “AYUSH approved” and “100% legal.” Those phrases should never replace product-specific evidence.
Use this checklist to evaluate a Vijaya-containing formulation before purchasing.
1. Identify the legal entities
Distinguish among:
- Brand owner.
- Seller.
- Manufacturer.
- Prescribing practitioner.
- Testing laboratory.
One entity’s licence should not be presented as though every other entity holds it.
For Sanan Organix, the website identifies Surya Sharma Solutions Private Limited as the legal entity and Mehta Ayurvedic Sansthan as the manufacturing partner. That relationship should remain consistent across product labels, policies and licence pages.
2. Read the licence itself
Confirm:
- Name of the licence holder.
- Issuing authority.
- Licence number.
- Address.
- Validity.
- Product or activity scope.
- Any conditions.
A licence image should be readable and accompanied by accessible text.
3. Match the product
Confirm that the product name, dosage form, composition and manufacturer correspond to the documentation being cited. A facility certificate or unrelated product licence does not automatically validate every item sold by the brand.
4. Examine the label
Look for:
- Ingredients and quantities.
- Directions.
- Warnings.
- Batch number.
- Manufacturing and expiry dates.
- Net quantity.
- Storage.
- Manufacturer and marketer details.
- Customer-care information.
Avoid products whose important details exist only in an advertisement but not on the label.
5. Understand the prescription process
When a prescription is required, verify that the seller:
- Reviews the prescription before dispensing.
- Can request clarification or decline.
- Protects uploaded medical information.
- Offers a legitimate consultation route.
- Does not guarantee approval.
6. Check quality evidence
If the seller claims testing, request a report that matches the same product and batch. Review the laboratory, date, methods and reported constituents. “Lab tested” without an accessible, applicable report is incomplete.
7. Review the claims
Warning signs include:
- Guaranteed cure.
- No side effects.
- Works for everyone.
- Instant de-addiction.
- Treats multiple unrelated diseases.
- Safe with every medicine.
- Prescription never required.
Responsible information explains uncertainty, contraindications and the role of professional advice.
8. Verify contact and policies
A trustworthy seller should display:
- Legal name and address.
- Working contact method.
- Privacy policy.
- Shipping policy.
- Refund and cancellation policy.
- Prescription-data policy.
- Adverse-event contact process.
Sanan Organix verification centre
Create a permanent verification page containing:
- Manufacturer licence.
- Product list covered by the documentation.
- Manufacturing address.
- Sanan Organix legal entity.
- GST details.
- Prescription workflow.
- Medical reviewer information.
- Batch-document request process.
View the manufacturing partner’s AYUSH licence information
View the published NOC/compliance information
References
- India Code, NDPS Act, 1985: https://www.indiacode.nic.in/
- Central Bureau of Narcotics: https://www.cbn.gov.in/
- Ministry of AYUSH: https://ayush.gov.in/
Disclaimer
This checklist provides general consumer information, not a determination that any individual product is legally compliant or medically appropriate.
