Ingredients & health
Does Ek Aur have caffeine?+
No — Tulsi Nimbu Sukoon, and every flavor planned after it, is caffeine-free. The idea is steady, calm energy rather than a stimulant jolt and the crash that follows.
What does tulsi actually do?+
Tulsi (Holy Basil) is traditionally used in Ayurveda to support calm and steadiness. We're not making medical claims here — just using an ingredient with a long, well-known history in Indian households, at a real dose rather than a token amount.
Is it sweetened with sugar?+
It's sweetened with jaggery (gur), not refined sugar or high-fructose corn syrup, and there are no artificial sweeteners either.
Is it vegan and gluten-free?+
Yes to both. Nothing in Tulsi Nimbu Sukoon is derived from animal products or contains gluten-based ingredients.
Is this safe to drink every day?+
For most healthy adults, yes — but as with any herb-based product, if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication, or managing a health condition, it's worth checking with a doctor first. We'll always list every ingredient plainly so you can make that call yourself.
Buying & availability
How do I get Ek Aur right now?+
We haven't launched in stores yet — we're currently taking founding-batch pre-orders for Tulsi Nimbu Sukoon, our first flavor. Reserve your trial pack on the
reserve page; if we hit our reservation target, we go into production and ship to everyone who reserved.
Why only one flavor right now?+
We're finishing one flavor properly before starting the next — Tulsi Nimbu Sukoon is fully real right now, and the next one unlocks once this one proves itself. Reserving now also gets you first access when it launches.
What happens if the batch doesn't happen?+
If we don't reach 500 reservations by the deadline shown on the reserve page, everyone who paid is refunded in full within 14 days — no questions asked. Your payment isn't at risk either way.
How do I confirm my payment went through?+
After paying via UPI on the reserve page, fill out the short confirmation form with your details and the UPI transaction reference number. That's what officially logs your reservation.