Divya Swasari Vati is an Ayurvedic tablet from Patanjali Divya Pharmacy marketed to support respiratory health. It combines herbs such as mulethi, kakdasingi, pippali, ginger, pepper and clove with seven mineral preparations (bhasma and pishti). Because of the mineral content, it should be used under medical supervision.
Last reviewed: November 2026. General information only, not medical advice. Contents and strengths can differ by manufacturer and batch, so always check your pack and follow your doctor.
Quick Facts
| Manufacturer | Divya Pharmacy, Haridwar |
| Type | Ayurvedic tablet (OTC) |
| Tablet weight | 540 mg |
| Pack | 80 tablets |
| Label dose | As directed by the physician |
Divya Swasari Vati Composition
- Mulethi (licorice) root 64.0 mg
- Kakdasingi 63.0 mg
- Rudanti 63.0 mg
- Sonth (ginger) 42.0 mg
- Marich (black pepper) 42.0 mg
- Chhoti pipal 42.0 mg
- Lavang (clove) 32.0 mg
- Dalchini (cinnamon) 32.0 mg
- Akarkara 32.0 mg
- Seven mineral preparations at 12.571 mg each: abhrak bhasma, mukta shukti bhasma, godanti bhasma, kapardak bhasma, praval pishti, sphatika bhasma and tankan bhasma
- Excipients: gum acacia, talcum, aerosil
What Is Divya Swasari Vati Used For?
- Respiratory health support
- Traditional use in cough and breathing discomfort
- Support during seasonal cold and cough
How It Works
The pungent herbs and mulethi are traditionally used for cough and chest congestion. The uses are traditional, and the seller page does not list specific conditions or clinical evidence.
How to Take It
The pack says as directed by the physician and does not give a fixed dose. Ask an Ayurvedic doctor or physician for the right dose and duration.
Possible Side Effects
Pharmacy pages list no side effects. Possible effects of ingredients like mulethi and pungent spices may include:
- Acidity or heartburn
- Raised blood pressure or water retention with long use of mulethi (licorice)
- Stomach upset
- Allergic reaction
Seek urgent care for breathing difficulty, chest pain, blue lips, swelling of the face or lips, or a cough with blood.
Precautions and Who Should Be Careful
- Use under medical supervision, as the pack advises
- Not a substitute for inhalers or prescribed asthma or COPD medicines
- Ask a doctor if you have high blood pressure, heart or kidney disease, because licorice can raise BP
- Ask a doctor before use in pregnancy, breastfeeding or in children
- Buy only from a licensed, genuine source
- Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and children
Key Points to Remember
- Contains nine herbs plus seven mineral preparations
- No fixed dose is printed, so ask a physician
- Do not stop prescribed asthma medicines
- Seek urgent help for breathing trouble
When to Contact a Doctor
- Cough lasts more than 2 weeks
- You have wheezing, breathlessness or chest pain
- You have high blood pressure or kidney disease
- The patient is a child or pregnant
Practical Tips
- Drink warm fluids and avoid smoke, dust and cold drinks
- Steam inhalation can ease congestion
- Keep rescue inhalers handy if prescribed
- Track how often cough or wheeze happens
Questions to Ask Your Doctor or Pharmacist
- Is this safe along with my inhaler or BP medicines?
- What dose and duration suit me?
- Could my cough need a chest X-ray or lung test?
- What signs mean I should stop?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Swasari Vati used for?
It is an Ayurvedic tablet marketed to support respiratory health, such as cough and cold, under medical supervision.
What does Swasari Vati contain?
Mulethi, kakdasingi, rudanti, ginger, pepper, pippali, clove, cinnamon, akarkara and several bhasmas and pishti.
What is the dose?
The pack says as directed by the physician, so ask your doctor.
Can Swasari Vati replace my asthma inhaler?
No. Never stop prescribed asthma or COPD medicines without your doctor advice.
Further reading: NCCIH (NIH): Licorice root usefulness and safety | NCCIH (NIH): Ginger usefulness and safety