Ayurvedic proprietary medicine · 100 ml
Kuftips Cough Syrup
कफटिप्स कफ सिरप
Kuftips cough syrup is an Ayurvedic syrup made with Vasaka, Yashtimadhu (mulethi), Kulanjan, Pippali, Tulsi and Pudina. The carton describes it for dry cough and cough with phlegm, cold and sore throat.[1]
- Soothes throat & cough
- Non-sedative
- Alcohol-free
- Natural ingredients
These four lines are printed on the carton front.[1]
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- Label dose
- 10 ml (2 teaspoons), 3 times a day
- Lasts at this dose
- About 3 full days
- Sugar from the syrup
- About 18 g a day
- MRP total
- ₹110
Doses are copied from the carton.[1] Days are whole days at 3 doses a day. The label says: if cough persists, consult your doctor.
Ingredients
Kuftips cough syrup composition: what is in each 5 ml
The carton lists six herbal ingredients per 5 ml in a sugar syrup base, with caramel colour and three preservatives.[1] Kuftips is sold as an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine: under Section 3(h) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, that is a formulation made only from ingredients described in the Ayurvedic books listed in the Act, where the formulation itself is not one of the classical formulations in those books.[2]
- Vasakaवासा (अडूसा)Adhatoda vasica · Malabar nut200 mg
- KulanjanकुलंजनAlpinia galanga · greater galangal200 mg
- Yashtimadhuयष्टिमधु (मुलेठी)Glycyrrhiza glabra · licorice200 mg
- Pippaliपिप्पलीPiper longum · long pepper200 mg
- TulsiतुलसीOcimum sanctum · holy basil50 mg
- SatpudinaसतपुदीनाMentha spicata · spearmint2 mg
Base and additives (as on the label): sugar (Saccharum officinarum) 3,000 mg per 5 ml; excipients q.s.; colour: caramel; preservatives: methyl paraben IP, propyl paraben IP and sodium benzoate IP.[1]
Bars compare each herb with the largest amounts (200 mg). The label gives each herb by name and weight. It does not state the plant part or whether the herb is used as powder or extract.
Dosage
How to take Kuftips syrup
| Age | Dose (label) | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Above 12 years and adults | 2 teaspoons (10 ml) | 3 times a day |
| 6 to 12 years | 1 teaspoon (5 ml) | 3 times a day |
| Up to 6 years | Half teaspoon (2.5 ml) | 3 times a day, see the warning below |
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The carton suggests mixing the dose with half a cup of lukewarm water, or taking it as your physician directs. It also says: if cough persists, consult your doctor.[1] Use a measuring cup rather than a kitchen spoon, since kitchen spoons vary in size.
Young children. On 3 October 2025 the Union Health Ministry advised that cough and cold medicines should not be prescribed or dispensed to children under 2 years, and are generally not recommended under 5 years.[3] Do not give Kuftips to a child under 2. For a child under 5, use it only if a doctor advises it.
In September 2026 the Drugs Consultative Committee also recommended a red warning on cough syrup labels against use below 4 years. That is a recommendation, not yet a notified rule.[4]
Safety
Who should ask a doctor before taking Kuftips
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding. Licorice (Yashtimadhu) is advised against in pregnancy.[7] Safety evidence for Vasaka in pregnancy is limited.[9]
- High blood pressure, heart disease or low potassium. Large or long-term amounts of licorice can raise blood pressure and lower potassium.[7],[8]
- If you take blood pressure tablets, diuretics (water tablets), digoxin, corticosteroids or warfarin. Licorice can interact with each of these.[7]
- Diabetes or a low-sugar diet. Each 5 ml has 3 g of sugar, so the adult dose of 10 ml three times a day adds about 18 g of sugar a day.[1]
- Allergy to any listed herb, to parabens or to sodium benzoate.
Do not take more than the label dose. Keep the bottle out of reach of children and store it in a cool, dry place.
हिंदी में
कफटिप्स कफ सिरप: ज़रूरी जानकारी
- कीमत क्या है?
- 100 ml की एक बोतल का MRP ₹110 है।
- यह किस काम आता है?
- यह एक आयुर्वेदिक सिरप है। लेबल के अनुसार यह सूखी व बलगम वाली खाँसी, सर्दी-जुकाम और गले की खराश में उपयोगी है।
- कितना लेना है?
- 12 साल से ऊपर: 2 चम्मच (10 ml), 6 से 12 साल: 1 चम्मच (5 ml), दिन में 3 बार। 2 साल से छोटे बच्चे को न दें। 5 साल से छोटे बच्चे को केवल डॉक्टर की सलाह पर दें।
- क्या इसमें अल्कोहल या चीनी है?
- लेबल के अनुसार इसमें अल्कोहल नहीं है। इसमें चीनी है: हर 5 ml में 3 ग्राम।
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Questions
Kuftips syrup: frequently asked questions
The MRP is ₹110 for one 100 ml bottle, inclusive of all taxes. Delivery charges, if any, are confirmed on WhatsApp before you pay.
Yes. It is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine made with Vasaka, Kulanjan, Yashtimadhu, Pippali, Tulsi and Satpudina in a sugar syrup base. It is not a prescription-only allopathic cough syrup.
The label dose is 5 ml three times a day for ages 6 to 12, and 2.5 ml three times a day up to 6 years. Following the Union Health Ministry’s October 2025 advisory on cough and cold medicines, do not give it to a child under 2, and give it to a child under 5 only on a doctor’s advice.
The carton states that it is alcohol-free and non-sedative. None of the listed ingredients is a sedative antihistamine or codeine.
Ask your doctor first. Each 5 ml contains 3 g of sugar, so the adult dose adds about 18 g of sugar a day.
Do not take it in pregnancy or while breastfeeding unless your doctor advises it. It contains licorice (Yashtimadhu), which is advised against in pregnancy.
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References
- Laafon Galaxy Pharmaceuticals. Kuftips Cough Syrup 100 ml: carton and bottle label [product label]. Composition, indications and dosage as printed on the current pack; checked 2026 Oct 25.
- The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 (Act 23 of 1940), Section 3(h): Ayurvedic, Siddha or Unani proprietary medicine. New Delhi: Government of India.
- Health Ministry advises cough syrups should not be prescribed or dispensed to children below two years [Internet]. New Delhi: News On AIR; 2025 Oct 4 [cited 2026 Oct 25]. Available from: https://www.newsonair.gov.in/health-ministry-advises-cough-syrups-should-not-be-prescribed-or-dispensed-to-children-below-two-years
- CDSCO recommends ban on infant/toddler imagery, red warning on cough syrup labels to curb use in under-4s [Internet]. Hyderabad: The South First; 2026 Oct 4 [cited 2026 Oct 25]. Available from: https://thesouthfirst.com/health/cdsco-recommends-ban-on-infant-toddler-imagery-red-warning-on-cough-syrup-labels-to-curb-use-in-under-4s/
- The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Rules, 1955, rule 6 and Schedule (item 1: Asthma). New Delhi: Government of India.
- The Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945, Schedule J (item: bronchial asthma). New Delhi: Government of India.
- Shane-McWhorter L. Licorice. In: MSD Manual Professional Version [Internet]. Rahway (NJ): Merck & Co.; 2025 Jul [cited 2026 Oct 25]. Available from: https://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/special-subjects/dietary-supplements/licorice
- Ceccuzzi G, Rapino A, Perna B, Costanzini A, Farinelli A, Fiorica I, et al. Liquorice toxicity: a comprehensive narrative review. Nutrients. 2023;15(18):3866. doi: 10.3390/nu15183866
- Shoaib A. A systematic ethnobotanical review of Adhatoda vasica (L.), Nees. Cell Mol Biol (Noisy-le-grand). 2021;67(4):248-63. doi: 10.14715/cmb/2021.67.4.28
This page gives product information from the pack label and published sources. It is not medical advice and does not replace a consultation with a registered medical practitioner or Ayurvedic physician. Read the label before use.
