Which HSN code is used for Ayurvedic medicines?

Most Ayurvedic medicines fall under codes 3003 and 3004. Generally, the 300390 series is used for Ayurvedic medicines.

How much GST is payable on Ayurvedic medicines?

Branded or packaged Ayurvedic medicines generally attract 12% GST. However, some traditional, unbranded herbal products attract 5% or no tax at all.

Which Ayurvedic products are subject to 5% GST?

Some herbal medicines that are made using indigenous or traditional formulas and are not branded are subject to a 5% rate. In some cases, the government also provides exemptions. <br>

What has changed after 22 September 2025?

After this date, the rates on some unbranded Ayurvedic medicines have been reduced. Some products may also be exempted under health-related schemes.

Why 12% GST on branded Ayurvedic medicines?

Branded medicines are considered “medicines” and attract the standard 12% rate. They are usually packaged, dose-measured and made in a specific formula. <br>

Is Input Tax Credit (ITC) available on the purchase of Ayurvedic medicines?

Yes. If the business is registered for GST, then ITC can be claimed on the purchase.

How much GST is there on Ayurvedic treatment kits or combo packs?

Such kits fall under the 300410 or 3004 series, and 12% GST is applicable in most cases.

How to know if a medicine is branded or unbranded?

If the package has the brand name, logo, printed label or MRP, it is considered branded. If it is sold only in bulk or open form, it is considered unbranded.

Will GST be applicable to homemade herbal mixtures?

If it is not commercially packaged or branded, GST is not applicable in many cases. However, it is important to know the correct category if you are doing business

How long does the GST rate on Ayurvedic medicines remain the same?

The rates do not change frequently. However, the government does bring amendments from time to time. So, it is good to check for regular updates. <br>

HSN CODE

All HS Codes or HSN Codes for Ayurvedic with GST Rates in 2025

Narendra Kumar

08 Dec, 2025

HSN Codes for Ayurvedic medicines, including the specified subcodes under 3003 and 3004, primarily attract a GST rate of 12% in 2025, with some traditional unbranded formulations at 5% or exempt under post-22 September 2025 reforms.

Chapter	Description	HSN Code	Rate (%)	CESS (%)	Effective Date	Rate Revision
Pharmaceutical products	Medicaments (Excluding Goods Of Heading 3002, 3005 Or 3006) Consisting Of Two Or More Constituents Which Have Been Mixed Together For Therapeutic Or Prophylactic Uses, Not Put Up In Measured Doses Or In Forms Or Packings For Retail Sale Other : Ayurvedic,	30039012	12%	–	22/09/2025	12%
Pharmaceutical products	Medicaments (Excluding Goods Of Heading 3002, 3005 Or 3006) Consisting Of Two Or More Constituents Which Have Been Mixed Together For Therapeutic Or Prophylactic Uses, Not Put Up In Measured Doses Or In Forms Or Packings For Retail Sale Other : Ayurvedic,	30039014	12%	–	22/09/2025	12%
Pharmaceutical products	Medicaments (Excluding Goods Of Heading 3002, 3005 Or 3006) Consisting Of Two Or More Constituents Which Have Been Mixed Together For Therapeutic Or Prophylactic Uses, Not Put Up In Measured Doses Or In Forms Or Packings For Retail Sale Other : Ayurvedic,	30039013	12%	–	22/09/2025	12%
Pharmaceutical products	Medicaments (Excluding Goods Of Heading 3002, 3005 Or 3006) Consisting Of Two Or More Constituents Which Have Been Mixed Together For Therapeutic Or Prophylactic Uses, Not Put Up In Measured Doses Or In Forms Or Packings For Retail Sale Other : Ayurvedic,	30039015	12%	–	22/09/2025	12%
Pharmaceutical products	Medicaments (Excluding Goods Of Heading 3002, 3005 Or 3006) Consisting Of Two Or More Constituents Which Have Been Mixed Together For Therapeutic Or Prophylactic Uses, Not Put Up In Measured Doses Or In Forms Or Packings For Retail Sale Other : Ayurvedic,	30039011	12%	–	22/09/2025	12%

Additional Common Ayurvedic Codes

300310: Equipment for Ayurvedic medicaments: 12%.

30039010: Ayurvedic medicaments in measured doses: 12%.

300410: Ayurvedic treatment kits: 12%.

3004 subheadings (e.g., 300420, 300450): Mixed Ayurvedic formulations: 12% (5% for essentials).

Input tax credit is available to registered sellers; exemptions target unbranded AYUSH products under public health schemes. Verify via CBIC for exact formulations.

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Conclusion

The GST rate for Ayurvedic medicines in 2025 remains consistent with the pharmaceutical slab 12% GST rate applied under HSN 3003 and HSN 3004.

As per the data –

Measured-dose Ayurvedic medicines (HSN 30039010, HSN 30039011 to HSN 30039015, HSN 3004 series) consistently taxed at 12% GST rate post September 22, 2025.

Traditional, unbranded Ayurvedic preparations retain a reduced 5% slab or exemption, sold without labeling, packaging, or branding under government health or AYUSH-led public distribution channels.

Ayurvedic equipment and composite treatment kits (HSN 300310/ HSN 300410) falls under 12% GST rate bracket.

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Which HSN code is used for Ayurvedic medicines?
Most Ayurvedic medicines fall under codes 3003 and 3004. Generally, the 300390 series is used for Ayurvedic medicines.
How much GST is payable on Ayurvedic medicines?
Branded or packaged Ayurvedic medicines generally attract 12% GST. However, some traditional, unbranded herbal products attract 5% or no tax at all.
Which Ayurvedic products are subject to 5% GST?
Some herbal medicines that are made using indigenous or traditional formulas and are not branded are subject to a 5% rate. In some cases, the government also provides exemptions.
What has changed after 22 September 2025?
After this date, the rates on some unbranded Ayurvedic medicines have been reduced. Some products may also be exempted under health-related schemes.
Why 12% GST on branded Ayurvedic medicines?
Branded medicines are considered “medicines” and attract the standard 12% rate. They are usually packaged, dose-measured and made in a specific formula.
Is Input Tax Credit (ITC) available on the purchase of Ayurvedic medicines?
Yes. If the business is registered for GST, then ITC can be claimed on the purchase.
How much GST is there on Ayurvedic treatment kits or combo packs?
Such kits fall under the 300410 or 3004 series, and 12% GST is applicable in most cases.
How to know if a medicine is branded or unbranded?
If the package has the brand name, logo, printed label or MRP, it is considered branded. If it is sold only in bulk or open form, it is considered unbranded.
Will GST be applicable to homemade herbal mixtures?
If it is not commercially packaged or branded, GST is not applicable in many cases. However, it is important to know the correct category if you are doing business
How long does the GST rate on Ayurvedic medicines remain the same?
The rates do not change frequently. However, the government does bring amendments from time to time. So, it is good to check for regular updates.