Particular trees and plants secrete various gums and resins. These crude drugs are used in the manufacture of medicinal and cosmetic products around the world. Alfarid has built a reputation of consistency without compromising quality to supply these items. Our clients rely on our consistent, stable supply to facilitate their production requirements.

Respecting our clients' need of only superb products, Alfarid Corporation has an extent of widespread origins from where Gums Resins are procured coming from only natural grown resources. Freshly reaching our warehouses, Gums Resins undergo a vigilant selection process in which every single element is carefully divided into groups and/or grades respectively. Once accomplished obtaining the best pieces in hand, Gums Resins are specially packed and stored in well fumigated areas from where the shipment process initiate.View Image

Frankincense Gum Olibanum

Frankincense or Gum Olibanum is boswellia carterii, an incense resin that exudes from various trees of Ethiopia, Yemen and Somalia. Olibanum resin is yellow-brownish in colour and is available from small pieces to lumps in form collectively. Frankincense is used mainly as burning incense and boswellic acids as essence in olibanum essential oils. The oils and resin derived from steam distillation of gum olibanum are used in perfume making fragrance and as thickening agent for dyes. Common names for frankincense are olibanum, oliban, kadidlo, オリバナム, Aromatinė derva, Ладан, אָליבאַנום  Олибанум, boswellia carterii and occult.Read more on Frankincense

Gum Guggal

Alfarid Corporation is the top ranked resin manufacturers of the purest form of commiphora mukul resin guggulu, having high scent like peeled open prunes, a fresh fruity smell. Guggul is used in ayurvedic medicine as a herbal extracts to lower cholesterol and treat blood pressure disease. Guggal is used as herbal incense for puja, flavour purpose and as active pharmaceutical ingredients. Moreover, resin material is used as an extract for pharmaceutical ingredient and by adhesive manufacturers; Guggul gum is considered as cure herbs particularly by resin manufacturers in India for extraction purpose using guggulsterones and has also formulated gugulipid as a patent. Guggul gum resin is also used as ayurved medical herbs for weight reduction. Gugal resin prices are available either by filling in Download or Inquiry Form. The available types of gugal are nagarparkar, tharparkar, balochistan and blended grades.Read More on guggul

Gum Myrrh

Gum myrrh is the yellow to reddish brown aromatic natural gum resin exudes from fissures or incisions in the bark and is collected as irregular masses native to Ethiopia, Somalia, and the Arabian Peninsula.
Botanical name is Commiphora myrrha. Also known as myrrh frankincense, gold frankincense, mur, mir, mire, murr, myrhh, myrh, myrha and myrra. In the past, myrrh was used by many cultures for treatment of infected wounds and digestive and bronchial complaints for over a thousand years. It was also mentioned in the earliest Jewish and Christian holy texts, and was a primary ingredient in incense used for religious rituals. Myrrh is used as an astringent in many mouthwashes, gargles and toothpastes for fighting and preventing gum disease. It is beneficial in treating sore throat and tonsillitis. Myrrh can be effective in treating eczema/skin inflammations. It is used in balms to treat chapped lips. It can also be used to help alleviate wrinkles and to uplift old skin and rejuvenate mature complexions. Myrrh is also used as a flavoring, fragrance, or stabilizing ingredient in beverages, cosmetics, drugs, and foods. The oil is a fragrance component in soaps, detergents, perfumes, and creams. The essential oil is used in aromatherapy. Buy myrrh incense resin, myrrh lumps, granules, powdered myrrh, large peasize, small pea size myrrha and myrrh siftings.Read More Frankincense

Gum Aloes Barbadensis

Gum aloes is characterized by strong and pungent odour and very bitter and nauseas taste. Botanical name is Aloe barbadensis. Aloe or Gum Aloes exudes from the leaves of aloe species. The liquid extracted from these species is concentrated and formed into solid block or lump shape. Aloe gum is particularly used in pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. A prominent property of gum aloes is that it serves as a strong laxative. As a laxative, it stimulates the digestion process, constipation and diarrhea with painful urination. It is also used in combination with other herbs to treat congestion, prostate problems and headaches.Read more on Aloes

Gum Arabic Acacia Arabica

Gum arabic, a natural gum also called gum acacia, is a substance obtained from several species of the acacia tree, especially Acacia senegal and Acacia seyal. It is used primarily in the food industry as a stabilizer. Gum Arabic is used in manufacturing pharmaceutical capsules to coat pills, and in the making of vitamins, lotions, and mascara. It is used in sweeteners and as a food, beverage and drink additive, a liquid or drink thickener, in cake and pastry preparation, and in food flavorings. Gum Arabic is water-soluble gum, also used in the manufacture of adhesives and ink, and as a binding medium for marbling colors. It is an important ingredient in shoe polish and also often used as a lickable adhesive in cigarette papers.Read more on Acacia Arabica

Dragons Blood Resin & Powder

Gum dragons blood or Dracaena cinnabari is the natural resin and pharmaceutical raw material. Dragon Blood is red color resin that oozes out of dumm al akhwain tree trunks in the Socotra Island (an Island in Yemen). The sap exudes from the tree trunk as if bleeding. This resinous substance is collected and dried in the form of pure dragon blood drops and also as lumps. Dragons blood resin & powder is an expensive resin used in color fine varnishes. It helps stop bleeding and heals wounds and pain, treats diarrhea.
Other names used for sangre de drago are Daemonorops Draco, sangue de drago, sangue de agua. To get price of dragons blood resin, you may send a request and we will get back to you with price, actual picture and sample. Read More Dracaena cinnabari