Available Formats: Please select your preferred variant from the listing options above: Whole Seeds, Powder, or Capsules.
Product Description & Botanical Details
A small deciduous tree, Cydonia Oblonga, commonly known as Beedana or Quince, is related to apples and bears a pome fruit. The strongly-perfumed fruit turns to bright golden yellow on maturity. Native to Persia, this versatile herb is traditionally used across multiple cultures for both culinary and wellness applications.
- Botanical Name: Cydonia oblonga
- Common Names: Beedana, Quince
Uses & Health Benefits
- Throat & Cough Support: The dried pits/seeds of quince are traditionally used in treating sore throats and relieving coughs.
- Digestive Health: Used for treating digestive disorders, gastrointestinal inflammation, and relieving intestinal discomfort (such as when dissolved as an infusion or jam in warm water).
- Intestinal & Bowel Care: Utilized as an infusion to help manage diarrhea and hemorrhage of the bowel.
- Topical & Joint Comfort: Applied as a compress or poultice for injuries, inflammation of the joints, and skin irritation. In Iran, seeds are also used as a traditional remedy for lung conditions.
- Cosmetic Uses: The seeds of Cydonia Oblonga are widely utilized in the cosmetic industry for medicinal and skin-soothing formulations.
Usage & Dosage
- Capsules: Take 1 to 2 capsules twice daily with warm water after meals, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
- Powder: Mix 1/2 to 1 teaspoon with warm water, honey, or tea as part of traditional routines.
- Whole Seeds: Can be soaked or prepared for teas, infusions, and traditional wellness preparations.
Product Specifications
| Botanical Name |
Cydonia oblonga |
| Available Forms |
Whole Seeds / Powder / Capsules |
| Shelf Life |
3 Years from the date of manufacture |
| Returns Policy |
14 Days returns accepted (Must be unused, unopened, and in original packaging) |
| Storage |
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Seal tightly after opening. |
Caution & Disclaimer: Prolonged use or large internal doses might lead to gastric irritation. Herbal remedies can be powerful; consult your GP or a qualified medicinal herbalist before self-treating, especially if you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or have a known illness.