How TTK Healthcare Became Part of Indian Families
It started simple. In 1928, T.T. Krishnamachari had one goal: bring quality healthcare products to Indian families without the premium price tag. We began by bringing trusted international products to India and then started making them right here. Today, from baby care to life-saving medical devices, we have been dedicated to taking care of families for over 95 years.
William Woodward creates the first gripe water in Nottinghamshire, England
“Gripe Water” officially registered as a trademark
TTK Healthcare introduces Woodward’s to Indian families
TTK begins manufacturing Woodward’s in India
Complete transformation into integrated manufacturing in India
Launched the iconic ‘Kay Zhala? Baal Radat Hota…’ ad, a cult campaign still remembered fondly across India.
1 Gripe Water Bottle Sold Every Second!
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Our Story
Woodward’s Gripe Water has been trusted worldwide for 174 years. First introduced in India by TTK Healthcare in 1928, this legendary brand enjoys impeccable trust among mothers worldwide.
Our Heritage
As part of the TTK Group—founded by T.T. Krishnamachari, India’s first Commerce and Industry Minister—we represent the perfect blend of heritage wisdom and modern quality standards.
Our Promise Today
We’re government-approved by India’s Ayush Ministry, ensuring every drop meets the highest safety standards while honouring our natural, alcohol-free promise.
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The moments that made us a part of your family
Woodward’s Gripe Water | Safe, Trusted, and Traditional from Generations | Hindi
New Generation Moms Trust Woodward’s | Gripe Water for Baby’s Tummy Relief | 30 Sec | Hindi
Woodward’s Gripe Water | Medifacts Endorsed Solution for Baby’s Colic & Gas | Hindi
Kajal Aggarwal’s Baby Care Secret | Woodward’s Gripe Water Hindi
Woodward’s Gripe Water for Happy Smiles | Burping Made Easy for Generations | Trusted by Hindi Moms
Woodward’s Gripe Water | Iconic 2015 TV Commercial | Trusted Since 1851
Quality You Can Actually Depend On
For over 9 decades, TTK Healthcare has been pioneering India’s healthcare advancement – from developing India’s first indigenous heart valve prosthesis to ensuring quality healthcare reaches every household at affordable prices.
We were India’s first to receive ISI 14002/ISO 9002 certification and among the first to introduce Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) in the pharmaceutical industry.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple: “Quality Consumer and Healthcare Products at affordable prices” – and in doing so, we deliver long-term value to all our stakeholders.
Our Vision
We aspire to be a leading player in the chosen categories of consumer and healthcare products in India and occupy a place of pride in the minds of Indian consumers as a manufacturer of quality products. Through Customer Centric Processes, People Development and Operational Excellence, we aim to earn a special place in every Indian household while setting new standards of quality and care.
The values that guide us
The foundation of every family bond
We do what’s right for you and your little ones. Every promise made is a promise kept, with honest partnerships built on fairness and accountability.
Open hearts, honest conversations
We believe in clear communication with every family we serve. Your feedback shapes us, and together, we create better outcomes for little ones everywhere.
Always learning, always improving
From our first gripe water recipe in 1851 to today’s innovations, we never stop finding better ways to care for your family’s needs.
Creating tomorrow’s care, today
We blend time-tested wisdom with modern solutions, ensuring every generation benefits from both heritage and progress.
Your trust, our greatest responsibility
Every bottle, every product, every moment – we’re committed to exceeding what you expect from a brand that’s been part of your family story.
The standard your family deserves
No shortcuts, no compromises. Just the excellence that has earned the trust of millions of mothers for 174 years.
