India has roughly ten cannabis wellness companies worth knowing, all operating under the AYUSH framework rather than the recreational market. Entry prices run from about Rs 999 to Rs 2,549, and every one of them routes ingestible products through a doctor in some form.
Kushiva makes cannabis leaf extract in four formats, from Rs 1,199, with a certificate of analysis behind every batch.See the range
General information, not legal or medical advice. Cannabis products in India are regulated and, where medicinal, prescription-only. Vijaya (cannabis leaf extract) should be used only under the supervision of a registered medical practitioner. Prices checked 15 August 2026 and change often.
Disclosure: Kushiva publishes this comparison and sells some of the products discussed in it. Prices and policies for other brands are taken from their own public listings on the date stated, and we correct anything shown to be wrong — email kushiva487@gmail.com.
Which companies sell cannabis products in India?
The ones you will actually encounter: Qurist, BOHECO, Cure By Design, Awshad, Hempstrol, Calmosis, The Trost, Cannazo India, Cannavedic and Kushiva.
Separately there are marketplaces — ItsHemp, CBD Store India, Aarogya CBD — which resell several of the above. Useful to buy from, but not brands in their own right.
What do they cost?
Cheapest listed entry points, checked August 2026: Cannazo's Vijaya Amrit at Rs 999, Kushiva's 10 ml oil at Rs 1,199, Cannavedic's Pure Vijaya from Rs 1,500, Awshad's 10 ml at Rs 1,600, and Qurist's 30 ml from Rs 2,549 on sale.
The top of the market goes considerably higher — Cure By Design's range reaches about Rs 10,500. Every listed price sits in the India cannabis wellness price index, dated and source-linked.
Are they all legal?
That turns on the specific product rather than the brand. The NDPS Act 1985 covers the flowering tops and resin, and excludes leaves and seeds when they are not accompanied by those tops, which is the basis the category rests on. A preparation made from the leaf under a valid AYUSH licence, and supplied as that licence allows, operates within that framework; the licence and the supply route are what matter, not the category name.
The longer explanation is in our guide to whether cannabis is legal in India.
Do they all require a prescription?
For ingestible extracts, effectively yes. What differs is the sequence and the cost. BOHECO consults first and prices afterwards. Cannazo makes the prescription and consultation free. Kushiva lets you order first and settle the doctor step after, at no extra cost, holding the order until it clears.
How do you tell them apart?
Not by strength, which is the trap. These companies state strength in four incompatible ways: milligrams per bottle, milligrams per millilitre, CBD:THC ratios per gram, and named tiers like Mild or Medium. A number on one label is not comparable to a number on another.
What you can compare is the listed price, the prescription process, and what each company says about its batch documentation. That is the honest basis for a shortlist.
Which company should I buy from?
It depends on what you need, and the useful answer is not a ranking. Qurist has by far the largest review base and a pet range. Cure By Design has the deepest potency ladder and a THC-free line. Hempstrol offers cash on delivery. BOHECO has the longest track record. Cannazo bundles a free consultation.
Kushiva competes on a low entry price and on being literal about labelling. Where a rival is the better fit, our nine-brand comparison says so directly.
What should I check before ordering?
Four things, in this order: the strength and the unit it is stated in; the regular price rather than a sale price that has been running for months; what the batch document actually covers; and whether the doctor step happens before or after you pay.
From Kushiva
Four products. Every price listed.
Oils at Rs 1,199 and Rs 2,490, gummies at Rs 3,550, enriched extract at Rs 3,500 — all inclusive of GST, all with a certificate of analysis behind the batch.