Qarshi Products
Medically reviewed by Dr. Arman Chaudhry, FRCS (England), Consultant Urologist
20 products

Mumsik Sultani Capsule
Rated 5.0 out of 5(1)Rs 550

Laboob E Kabir
Rs 540 – Rs 2,280

Safoof e Mughaliz
Rs 300
Out of stockTila Muqavi Shahi
Rs 550
Out of stockProtone Capsules
Rs 600
Out of stockImsaki Jawahar Capsule
Rs 360 – Rs 2,580
Out of stockTila Musakan
Rs 300
Out of stockNoctaKARE Capsules
Rs 435
Out of stockZarjam Capsule
Rs 420 – Rs 3,600
Out of stockSafoof e Jarian
Rs 200
Out of stockJarianeen Tablets
Rs 240 – Rs 1,800
Out of stockLaboob Khas Jawahar Wala
Rs 900 – Rs 3,840
Out of stockMajoon Mughaliz Jawahar Wali
Rs 460 – Rs 1,680
Out of stockRahat Tab Qarshi
Rs 210 – Rs 1,700
Out of stockLaboob Bard Nuqrai
Rs 330
Out of stockVitavig Capsules
Rs 300
Out of stockSozak Qarshi Medicine
Rs 180
Out of stockKhameera Abresham Qarshi (Sada)
Rs 130
Out of stockProstnal
Rs 240
Out of stockQairooti Khas
Rs 145
Qarshi herbal medicines for men
Qarshi is one of Pakistan’s best-known makers of herbal (Unani) medicines. Its men’s range covers capsules, powders (safoof), majoon and oils (tila) for stamina, early discharge and general weakness. Every product here is an original Qarshi pack, delivered in plain packing with cash on delivery.
What is in stock now
| Product | Type | Suggested use (as Qarshi gives it) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mumsik Sultani Capsule | Capsule | 1 capsule three hours after a meal | Rs 550 |
| Laboob E Kabir | Herbal paste (laboob) | 1 teaspoon twice a day | from Rs 540 |
| Safoof e Mughaliz | Powder (safoof) | Half a teaspoon twice a day | Rs 300 |
The rest of the range is shown below as out of stock. Message us on WhatsApp if you are looking for one of those.
Capsule, safoof, laboob or tila: what is the difference?
- Capsules are the easiest to take and carry. Good for a set daily dose.
- Safoof is a powder taken with water or milk. It usually works more slowly and is taken for weeks.
- Laboob and majoon are thick herbal pastes, taken by the spoon, often as a general tonic.
- Tila is an oil rubbed on the skin. It is for external use only and is not swallowed.
Using herbal medicines safely
- Herbal does not mean free of side effects. Take the dose on the pack and give it a few weeks.
- If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease or take regular medicine, ask a doctor first.
- Stop if you get a rash, stomach upset or anything unusual.
- If a problem with stamina or early discharge does not improve, see a doctor. There is often a cause that can be treated.
Looking for something faster?
Herbal medicines are taken over weeks. For use on the day, see our timing tablets, delay sprays and delay creams.