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دماغی قہوہ
Brain Care Coffee (dimaghi qahwa), a herbal blend taken traditionally to support memory and focus.
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Rs 500
About 3–5 working days after WhatsApp confirmation. Free delivery over Rs 5,000.
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- Cash on deliveryPay the courier when your parcel arrives.
- Sealed packsOriginal sealed units, packed for the courier.
- 3–5 day deliveryAnywhere in Pakistan, after WhatsApp confirmation.
- Unopened returnsSealed packs within 7 days. Returns policy
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About this product
What Brain Care Coffee is
Brain Care Coffee (دماغی قہوہ) is a traditional blend of dried herbs, sold under that name by desi pansar makers. It is a warm herbal drink for a daily routine. The word "coffee" is part of the name; the Urdu name is دماغی قہوہ, and it is brewed like a herbal qahwa. It is a house recipe, so the exact mix of herbs is kept private. Its Urdu name, dimaghi qahwa, means a qahwa for the mind, and in desi herbal practice it is taken traditionally to support memory, focus and a clear head, especially through long days of study or work.
- How to use
- Add about 1 teaspoon to a cup of water just off the boil. Cover and steep for 5 minutes, then strain. Drink it plain or with a little honey. Follow the pack if it gives a different amount.
- Choosing a pack
- Sold as one sealed pack.
- Safety notes
- A herbal drink. Not a substitute for medical treatment; keep taking any medicine your doctor has prescribed. Ask your doctor first if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you have a plant allergy, ask us on WhatsApp before you order.
FAQs
Is this a medicine?
It is a herbal qahwa. Drink it alongside, not instead of, treatment your doctor gives you.
What is in it?
A traditional blend of dried herbs. The recipe is a house secret, so we do not publish the full list. If you have a plant allergy, ask us on WhatsApp before you order.
Is it ground coffee?
The Urdu name is qahwa. If you need to avoid caffeine, ask us on WhatsApp before you order.
What is Brain Care Coffee used for?
It is taken traditionally to support memory, focus and a clear head, as its name dimaghi qahwa suggests.
