What Is the Patanjali Agarbatti List? - #8618

I’ve always enjoyed using incense sticks at home, whether during prayer or just to create a peaceful atmosphere. Recently, I started using Patanjali agarbattis because I trust the brand for its natural products. However, I realized that the store near me only has a limited selection, and I’m curious to know more about the Patanjali agarbatti list. The one I tried was sandalwood, and I must say, it smells amazing. The fragrance is mild but long-lasting, and it doesn’t irritate my nose like some other incense sticks do. This made me wonder what other fragrances are included in the Patanjali agarbatti list. Does it offer options like rose, jasmine, lavender, or something more unique? I’ve also heard that some incense sticks are specially designed for meditation or relaxation, so I’d love to know if the Patanjali agarbatti list includes any specific types for such purposes. Another reason I’m interested in exploring the Patanjali agarbatti list is because I want to avoid synthetic fragrances. I’ve had bad experiences with other brands where the artificial scent gave me headaches or irritated my sinuses. Are all the items in the Patanjali agarbatti list made with pure and herbal ingredients? I’ve read that natural ingredients like herbs, flowers, and essential oils are used in traditional agarbatti making, and I hope that’s the case with Patanjali. I also wonder if the Patanjali agarbatti list offers different packaging sizes. I usually buy small packs, but it would be convenient to purchase larger boxes, especially for regular use or during festivals. Are there bulk options available that are more economical? Lastly, I’ve heard that some brands offer variations like herbal cones or dhoop sticks alongside agarbattis. Does the Patanjali agarbatti list include such alternatives? It would be great to have options for different occasions, as I sometimes prefer the earthy scent of dhoop over traditional agarbattis. Can someone share the complete Patanjali agarbatti list or recommend the best fragrances for relaxation, meditation, and prayer? Also, are these available online, or do I need to visit a Patanjali store to find the full range?