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Popular Re 1 Ayurvedic Digestive Tablet Fails Maharashtra FDA Test, Listed Among 239 NSQ Drugs By CDSCO
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· September 5, 2026
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Key points The product, widely sold in small Re 1 sachets, was tested by the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration. The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation has listed this product among 239 others that failed quality parameters.
A popular Ayurvedic digestive tablet has been declared Not of Standard Quality during a quality check. The product, widely sold in small Re 1 sachets, was tested by the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration. The batch, identified as BM1250, was found to have issues, including 13 broken tablets and powder inside the container.
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation has listed this product among 239 others that failed quality parameters. The product's inclusion on this list indicates that it did not meet prescribed standards.
Further details about the product and the quality check are available from the source.
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Published: September 5, 2026 ·
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