Cavadi Camphor is a high-purity camphor product presented as small white tablets or blocks with a strong, fresh aromatic odor. It is intended for traditional and household uses such as religious puja offerings, creating a fragrant atmosphere, fumigation for short-term room freshening, and as a wardrobe/moth repellent. Camphor has a characteristic cooling scent and evaporates readily at room temperature, releasing a fragrant vapor. Cavadi Camphor is not a food product and should be used only as directed. The product is flammable and emits smoke when burned; it can cause skin or eye irritation in some people and is toxic if swallowed, so it must be kept out of reach of children and pets and stored in a cool, dry place away from heat and open flames.

To use Cavadi Camphor for puja or fragrance, place one small tablet or a portion of a tablet on a heat-resistant dish or camphor holder and light it briefly until it catches fire, then allow it to burn or smolder until it melts and the fragrance disperses; never leave burning camphor unattended and keep away from flammable materials. For steam inhalation or temporary aromatic steaming, add a small piece to hot (not boiling) water in a bowl and inhale the rising vapors from a safe distance, avoiding direct contact with the hot water; this should not be used on infants or people with respiratory sensitivities without medical advice. For wardrobe or drawer use, place unlit tablets in a breathable sachet or on a small plate inside the storage area to repel moths and keep clothing smelling fresh. Do not ingest camphor, avoid prolonged direct skin contact, and consult a physician if accidental ingestion or adverse reactions occur.