Wedagedara launches free online medical consultation service for Ayurvedic product users

Wedagedara Producers Pvt. Ltd., a trusted Ayurvedic manufacturer in Sri Lanka, has launched a programme to provide free medical advice to customers purchasing its range of Ayurvedic and herbal products. The initiative aims to ensure that consumers receive proper guidance before using Ayurvedic and herbal medicines. Under this service, customers can contact the company’s call centre, and once a request is made, a team of government-registered Ayurvedic doctors will review the inquiry, call the customer back, and provide the necessary medical advice on dosage and suitability. If a physical consultation is needed, customers can visit the company’s medical team by appointment for a reasonable fee.

Based in Alawwa, Wedagedara Producers Pvt. Ltd. is known for combining traditional Ayurvedic wisdom with modern innovation. The company holds ISO 22000, HACCP, and GMP certifications, ensuring strict safety and quality standards. Over the past, it has gained recognition for its eco-friendly production processes and commitment to sustainable herbal sourcing. Among its products are Garsy Herbal Candy, a natural fat-burning supplement; LivosBee, for liver health; OSUVITA Herbal Fresh, a natural mouth freshener; Bliss Tea, a sugar-free, herbal blend suitable for diabetic individuals; Pulse Max, a natural cream for male wellness; Suwatha, an instant sugar-free 'pas panguwa'; and DiabeCare, a herbal tea for diabetes developed through research by over 100 Ayurvedic doctors. These are available at Cargills, Arpico, Western and Ayurvedic pharmacies, Osusala, and online through the company’s website and social media. Wedagedara’s Director, Chaminda Rajapakshe said that the service was designed to make Ayurvedic care more accessible and safer. “Many people want to try herbal or natural products but are unsure how they interact with other medicines. Through this programme, anyone can get professional medical advice for free before making a purchase.”