Gllphyn’s range includes a 30 g gel and two capsule bottles: Moringa (Morin Plus) and Ortho Care. Each has its own pack information and directions. This guide brings the basic facts together so you can explore the right product page and read the complete label before buying.
The range at a glance
| Product | Format and pack | Where to explore it |
|---|---|---|
| Fragrant Pain Relief Gel | Topical gel in a 30 g tube; for external use only | See the gel |
| Moringa (Morin Plus) | 60 vegetarian capsules; 500 mg per capsule | See Moringa |
| Ortho Care | 60 vegetarian capsules; 500 mg per capsule | See Ortho Care |
Get to know the gel
Gllphyn Fragrant Pain Relief Gel is an apricot-coloured topical gel. Its product description identifies Menthol, Wintergreen Oil and Linseed Oil, along with a fresh fragrance and a non-greasy, quick-absorbing texture. The gel is physiotherapist-formulated by Dr. Tasneem Mun of GlophaMed, Mumbai, and made in India.
The gel’s instructions are for external application. Read the current pack directions, avoid broken skin and eyes, and follow the product’s precautions. Its directions should not be carried over to a capsule product.
Get to know Moringa (Morin Plus)
The Moringa bottle is identified as Morin Plus Capsule. It contains 60 vegetarian capsules, with 500 mg per capsule. The product information identifies Moringa leaf by its botanical name, Moringa oleifera.
The Moringa gallery includes pack-facts, ingredient-identity and rear-label images. These are useful when you want to see what is on the bottle before ordering. For the complete ingredient and excipient information, read the physical pack. Follow its directions or your healthcare provider’s advice.
Get to know Ortho Care
The Ortho Care bottle is labelled as an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. Its pack contains 60 vegetarian capsules, with 500 mg per capsule, in a blue-and-grey capsule format.
The product page introduces selected botanical identities, including Curcuma longa, Boswellia serrata and Withania somnifera (Ashwagandha). These selected names do not represent the complete composition. The physical bottle is the place to check every ingredient and quantity, along with directions and cautions.
What to check before choosing a bottle or tube
- Match the name and format. Check that the product page, pack name and item in your cart are the product you intended to buy.
- Read the pack quantity. A 30 g tube and a 60-capsule bottle describe different types of pack information.
- Read the full composition and directions. A short ingredient card or a product name cannot answer every question about suitability or use.
- Check the precautions and storage information. These belong to the individual product. Ask a qualified healthcare professional if you need advice about your circumstances.
Explore, then check your cart
The Gllphyn homepage brings the three products together. Each product page has its own photos and details. Use that page for the current price and availability, then review the product name, quantity and totals in your cart. Any applicable discounts, shipping and final totals are shown during checkout.
For help finding product information or with an order, contact Gllphyn. If you are reading a capsule bottle for the first time, our guide to capsule pack information explains the difference between pack count, amount per capsule and the complete composition.