Yes. It is made from turpentine oil derived from high-quality pine trees.

Camphor derived from the wood distillation of bark trees is a laborious, expensive, and time-consuming process. The average age of a bark tree should be 50 years for the preparation of camphor which makes it almost impossible to meet the whole world's demand for camphor. That is why the other way of preparing camphor from pine trees was developed. It is good for external usage.

( Gaurashtra, 25/09/2021 )

It is 100% natural but in India, you cannot claim anything (except regular food items) edible until it is lab tested. We would not recommend you to consume it. ( Gaurashtra, 22/09/2021 )

However, this product is pure but it is not lab tested for consumption. We would recommend you to use it for only external purposes. ( Gaurashtra, 20/09/2021 )

Sorry, we do not have any idea about this. You may search on Google or Youtube. ( Gaurashtra, 08/09/2021 )

This is better than the one available in market for pooja purposes. This is used in medicines. Hence, this is the purest one ( Gaurashtra, 07/12/2020 )

Since this product is not lab tested, we would not recommend it for consumption. ( Gaurashtra, 30/11/2020 )