Does Patanjali Make Agarbatti Without Bamboo? - #8716

I’ve been using incense sticks for years during my daily prayers and meditation. Recently, I read that many incense sticks are made with bamboo, which, when burned, can release toxic chemicals harmful to our health. It’s made me rethink my choice of agarbatti, and now I’m searching for a safer alternative. Does Patanjali make agarbatti without bamboo? I’ve always preferred Patanjali products because they claim to be natural and eco-friendly, but I couldn’t find clear information on whether their agarbatti is bamboo-free. This is important to me because I use agarbatti indoors, often in closed spaces, and I worry about the smoke affecting my family’s health. I also read that burning bamboo is not great for the environment, so I want to switch to something that’s safer and more sustainable. If Patanjali offers agarbatti without bamboo, are the fragrances just as good as regular ones? I usually go for sandalwood and rose, but I’m open to trying new scents as long as they’re calming and not overpowering. How does the quality compare? Does it burn evenly and last long enough? I’ve had bad experiences in the past with incense sticks that burn out too quickly or leave behind an unpleasant smell. Another thing I’m curious about is whether Patanjali agarbatti without bamboo costs more than the regular ones. Eco-friendly products are often pricier, but I’m okay with paying a little extra if it means better quality and safety. If anyone here has used Patanjali’s agarbatti without bamboo, please share your experience. Are there specific variants or fragrances you’d recommend? Lastly, if Patanjali doesn’t offer bamboo-free agarbatti, are there any other brands or alternatives I should consider? I’m open to trying cones, dhoop sticks, or anything else that’s safe and natural. I just want to ensure I’m not inhaling harmful chemicals or contributing to environmental damage every time I light an incense stick. It would be great to get some clarity on this from others who’ve looked into the same issue. I’m trying to make better choices for my health and the planet, and switching to bamboo-free agarbatti feels like a small but meaningful step. Any advice or suggestions would be really helpful!