Pureganics

Pureganics is based in India and currently lists 14 distinct products across several personal care and cosmetic categories. The catalogue includes items such as Mosquito Repellent Gel (both DEET and DEET‑free), Aloe Vera Juice, Aloe Vera Gel (HS code 3304.99), Aloe Neem Mint Hand Wash, Chlorophyll Face Pack, Aloe Face Wash, Herbal Heena Powder, Coffee Bean Face Scrub, Black Mehndi Powder, Hand Sanitizer with 70 % Alcohol (HS code 3808.94), Amla Juice, Strawberry Seed Scrub and Activated Charcoal Face Pack. The listed products fall under the top categories of Face Wash, Mosquito Coils/Insect Repellents, Heena Products, Aloe Vera, Cosmetics & Beauty Products, Alcohol Based Hand Sanitizer, Juice and Face Cream.

The supplier is classified in the harbor trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification on the platform. All products are described with material composition where provided; for example the Aloe Vera Gel combines Aloe Barbadensis Miller leaf juice, deionized water, carbopol and natural preservatives. The hand sanitizer is formulated as a 70 % ethyl or isopropyl alcohol solution. No additional certifications are listed in the supplied data.

Pureganics’ catalogue covers a mix of topical cosmetics, personal hygiene and natural extracts. Mosquito repellent gels are typically formulated with DEET concentrations ranging from 5 % to 30 % for DEET‑based versions, while DEET‑free gels rely on botanical actives such as citronella or neem oil. Aloe‑based products such as Aloe Vera Juice, Gel and Face Wash normally require a minimum aloe purity of 90 % and may be standardized to ICUMSA 45 for juice clarity. Hand sanitizers with 70 % alcohol align with WHO guidelines and are commonly tested to meet ASTM E2197 for efficacy. Heena and mehndi powders are regulated for heavy‑metal limits, with most importers demanding lead content below 10 ppm and a particle size distribution under 150 µm. Face washes and scrubs frequently target a pH of 5.5‑6.5, use surfactants such as sodium laureth sulfate or coco‑betaine, and may include exfoliating agents like coffee bean grounds or activated charcoal in particle sizes of 100‑200 µm. Juice products such as Amla Juice are generally assessed for Brix values between 10 % and 15 % and must comply with HACCP and local food‑safety standards.