Cough & Cold Relief - Shwas

Shwas has six ingredients: Ajwain, Garlic, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Frankincense, and Fractionated Coconut Oil as the base.

Ajwain and garlic are the same two ingredients Indian grandmothers have been wrapping in warm cloth and pressing on a child's chest for generations — the classic ajwain-garlic potli. Eucalyptus and peppermint open up blocked airways. Frankincense reduces inflammation and supports breathing.

All ingredients are diluted at concentrations safe for children aged 2 and above.

Yes. The soles of the feet have large pores and good blood supply close to the surface — active ingredients absorb well here. This is why the feet-first approach has been used in Indian and traditional medicine for centuries, long before anyone understood exactly why it worked.

Yes. The soles of the feet have large pores and good blood supply close to the surface — active ingredients absorb well here. This is why the feet-first approach has been used in Indian and traditional medicine for centuries, long before anyone understood exactly why it worked.

Vicks relieves symptoms. Shwas targets the infection. Vicks uses camphor and menthol to create a cooling feeling that makes breathing feel easier — but it doesn't fight the virus. Garlic and ajwain in Shwas have proven antiviral and antimicrobial properties. They work on the illness, not just the feeling of being blocked.

This is exactly who Shwas is made for.

Toddlers in daycare or school can catch 8–12 colds a year. Most parents are stuck in a cycle — sick for 10 days, back for a week, sick again. Shwas is designed to break that cycle by catching colds early and shortening how bad they get.

It works best when used consistently — applied early, applied at bedtime, reapplied through the day. It rewards parents who start at the first sign rather than waiting to see if it develops.

Yes. Shwas is a topical roll-on and does not interact with any oral medicines. You can use it alongside paracetamol (Calpol), antihistamines, or anything a doctor has prescribed — no conflict.

Shwas is not a replacement for medical care when it's needed. If a doctor prescribes something, follow that. Shwas works best as a first response and a complement to other care — not a substitute when a child is seriously unwell.

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight — any cabinet or drawer works well. No refrigeration needed. Keep away from direct heat as heat degrades essential oils.

Once opened, use within 12 months.

Yes, it has been tested at an ISO certified lab, meeting international lab testing standards. Here are the reports : <report link>