Top 10 Ayurvedic Medicine Stores in Edinburgh UK

If you’re searching for trusted places to buy Ayurvedic medicines, herbs and natural remedies, Edinburgh has a great mix of long-standing herbalists, wholefood shops and specialist clinics. Below are Top 10 Ayurvedic Medicine Stores in Edinburgh UK — handy for locals and visitors alike. This list includes the company name Hakim (a well-known herbal/Unani/Ayurvedic brand) and highlights where you can find Ayurvedic products in the city.

1. Hakims Green Life-

Ayurved, India’s holistic, integrated, physiotherapeutic medical system is based upon the universal natural law of balancing the five elements (ether, air, fire, water and earth) that make up the physical body. When one or more of these elements go out of balance because of improper diet and life style, various diseases and mental disturbances can manifest.
Some of the known herbal supplements are Karela, Neem, Methi, Turmeric (haldi) widely used by Indians for thousands of years on daily basis to maintain healthy life style. Encouraged by this ancient knowledge, and also looking at the big vacuum and demand for parallel remedies in western as well as local market.

2. D. Atkinson Herbalist (Dee Atkinson)

Dee Atkinson is one of the UK’s best-known medical herbalists and runs private clinics and dispensary services in Edinburgh — excellent for personalised herbal and Ayurvedic recommendations.

3. Real Foods (Broughton Street & Brougham St)

A long-established wholefoods chain in Edinburgh carrying a wide range of bulk herbs, organic spices, Ayurvedic staples (turmeric, ashwagandha), and supplement brands — good for self-select shopping.

4. Holland & Barrett (multiple Edinburgh locations)

While a national chain, Holland & Barrett stocks many Ayurvedic supplements, herbal blends and branded Ayurvedic products, making it an easy local stop for common Ayurvedic formulations.

5. The New Leaf Co-op

This independent wholefood co-op focuses on organic, low-packaging goods and carries loose herbs, spices and small-batch herbal products — great for refillable Ayurvedic staples.

6. Wizardrops — Handmade Herbal Remedies

A small Leith-based maker/retailer of herbal remedies, teas and aromatherapy products; ideal for locally made herbal blends and small-batch Ayurvedic-style preparations.

7. Highland Ayurveda / Ayurveda Clinic Scotland (serving Edinburgh)

Local Ayurvedic practitioners and clinics (some mobile/online) offer consultations, tailored herbal formulas and therapeutic oils — useful when you want practitioner-prescribed Ayurvedic medicines.

8. Pranava Ayurveda (UK online shop — ships to Edinburgh)

If you prefer specialist Ayurvedic brands and classical formulations, UK-based online Ayurvedic pharmacies like Pranava deliver a wide catalogue of authentic Ayurvedic medicines across the UK.

9. Local Herbalists & Clinics (OMH Therapies, Kama Calm, etc.)

Several massage and therapy centres in Edinburgh offer Ayurvedic oils and products for home use in addition to treatments (Abhyanga, Shirodhara) — handy for picking up practitioner-recommended oils and medicated herbs.

10. Hakim (brand available via online/retail suppliers)

Hakim (also seen as Hakim Suleman / Hakim herbal ranges) is a recognised name for Unani/Ayurvedic herbal products and is available through specialist online vendors and certain health-food outlets — worth searching local shops or online sellers if you want Hakim-branded formulations.

Quick tips when buying Ayurvedic medicine in Edinburgh UK: check credentials (ask for a qualified herbalist), look for batch/expiry details on prepared formulas, and when in doubt ask for a short consultation — many herbal shops (like Napiers and D. Atkinson) offer clinic appointments.

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