Resin
Resin, beautifully presented.
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Unearthed for the Exceptional.
Inspired by the Himalayas.Resin, gummies, capsules and more.
01 / LAB TESTINGRead the report.Supplier-sample results and methods.
02 / THE RESINChoose your jar.10 g or 30 g.
03 / ON YOUR TERMSStart with one.One-time purchase. Membership optional.
Meet the
range.
Four individual formats, or all four in the Signature Bundle.
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Gummies
Shilajit in a chewable form.
In stock
60 gummies15 g shilajit content
£30 GBP
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Capsules
Shilajit in capsules.
In stock
60 capsules30 g shilajit content
£60 GBP
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Sachets
Your quantity. Ready to travel.
In stock
10–120 sachets5–60 g resin · choose your quantity
From £12.50 GBP
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Signature Bundle
All four formats. One collection.
In stock
Resin + gummies + capsules + 30 sachets90 g shilajit content
£183.90 GBP
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THE MY SHILAJIT MEMBERSHIP
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Auto-renewal on by default · switch off anytimeTRACE THE BEGINNING
A journey to the source.
Enter the mountains. Discover the collection.
Himalayan
inspiration
Modern
standards
01 / 04BENEATH THE SURFACE
From the rock.
Towards the resin.
Preparation begins with the raw material found in mountain rock.
A closer look inside the rock.
02 / 04WATER PREPARATION
Water draws
it out.
Water dissolves the soluble portion of the raw material, creating a liquid extract. Rock particles and other insoluble matter remain to be separated.
The resin takes shape through preparation.
03 / 04SEPARATION & FILTRATION
Keep the extract.
Leave the grit.
Separation and filtration remove suspended particles from the liquid extract. Testing is a separate step: appearance alone cannot establish quality.
Filtration prepares the extract. Testing examines it.
04 / 04CONCENTRATION
Less water.
Rich, dark resin.
As water is reduced, the liquid extract thickens into resin. Its deep colour and dense texture are the visible result of this concentration step.
Next, look beyond the texture to the laboratory results.
A little further
Preparation is one part.
Testing is another.
Explore the supplied laboratory report and the pathway from a sample to a traceable jar.
The nature of our resin
What makes
My Shilajit.
Mineral Composition
Read the measured values and test methods for the reported sample.
Fulvic & Humic Acids
Explore the composition results and how the laboratory measured them.
The Resin Format
Resin in a jar, with a wooden spoon.
Published Lab Results
A supplier-submitted resin sample analysed by Eurofins Analytical Services India. Read the complete report.
A closer look at shilajit
Small serving.
Complex by nature.
Fulvic and humic compounds. Naturally occurring minerals. A resin studied for strength retention and antioxidant activity.
Fulvic acid.
Small, water-soluble compounds with a natural affinity for minerals. Fulvic acids can form complexes with mineral ions—a distinctive part of shilajit’s chemistry. Researchers also investigate their antioxidant and immune-related activity in laboratory studies.
Humic acid.
Larger organic compounds formed as plant matter transforms over time. Their many binding sites interact with minerals, helping give shilajit its complex organic–mineral character. Their biological activity is an area of ongoing research.
Natural minerals.
Calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc and copper have been identified in shilajit. Their amounts vary by source.
The role of minerals
Small elements. Essential roles.
From releasing energy to moving a muscle, minerals help the body do extraordinary things every day. Here is what six minerals identified in shilajit do in human nutrition; the contribution of a resin serving depends on its measured mineral content.
Magnesium
Energy & movement
Helps the body release energy from food and supports normal muscle and nerve function. It also plays a role in protein production and bone health.
Iron
Oxygen where it matters
Needed to make haemoglobin, which carries oxygen around the body, and myoglobin, which supplies oxygen to muscles.
Zinc
Immunity & repair
Supports normal immune function and wound healing. Your body also uses zinc to make DNA and proteins, and for your sense of taste.
Potassium
Muscles & nerves
An essential electrolyte involved in nerve signalling and muscle contraction. It helps cells function and supports normal heart and kidney function.
Calcium
Structure & strength
Builds and maintains bones and teeth. Beyond that familiar role, calcium helps muscles move and nerves carry messages throughout the body.
Copper
Energy & connective tissue
Helps the body make energy, maintain connective tissue and use iron. Copper also supports the nervous and immune systems.
Benefits explored in human research
Fulvic acid · human trial
Inflammatory response.
In an early trial involving 30 men with allergies, oral carbohydrate-derived fulvic acid reduced the skin’s wheal response to an allergen challenge compared with placebo. A promising signal for research into inflammatory responses, using a manufactured fulvic preparation rather than shilajit resin.
Humic acid · human pilot study
The gut microbiome.
A 45-day study in 14 healthy volunteers found increased concentrations of several resident gut-bacterial groups after a humic-acid preparation. It shows that humic acids can interact with the microbial community; the uncontrolled study did not establish a digestive-health benefit.
Fulvic acid · topical human trial
Skin-response research.
In a four-week trial of 36 people with eczema, a carbohydrate-derived fulvic-acid cream improved the clinician’s overall assessment more than the comparison emollient. This finding concerns a topical formulation, not the effects of consuming shilajit.
Whole shilajit extract · human trial
Strength under fatigue.
An eight-week trial found better strength retention after exercise in a subgroup of men taking purified shilajit.
Whole shilajit extract · human trial
Oxidative balance.
A 48-week trial in postmenopausal women with osteopenia found improvements in markers of oxidative stress.
Further findings from laboratory & animal research
Fulvic-rich fractions · laboratory
Interaction with immune proteins.
Researchers isolated fractions from shilajit and measured their interaction with human complement, a group of immune-system proteins. Acidic fractions showed dose-dependent complement-fixing activity. This helps explain the interest in immune modulation, without demonstrating improved immunity in people.
Fulvic acid · laboratory
Protein-aggregation research.
In laboratory experiments, fulvic acid inhibited the formation of tau fibrils and helped break down existing fibrils. These molecular findings make protein aggregation an interesting research direction; they do not demonstrate better memory or prevention of dementia.
Humic acids · animal study
The intestinal barrier.
In mice with experimentally induced colitis, humic acids increased tight-junction protein expression, altered gut bacteria and reduced inflammatory signalling through the TLR4–NF-κB pathway. These findings suggest mechanisms worth investigating in human gut-health trials.
The science & study details
Strength study: 63 recreationally active men received placebo or 250 or 500 mg/day of PrimaVie shilajit for eight weeks. The stronger half of participants taking 500 mg had less decline in maximal strength after a fatiguing task than placebo. This was a subgroup finding.
Oxidative-stress study: 60 postmenopausal women with osteopenia received placebo or 250 or 500 mg/day of a standardised shilajit extract for 48 weeks. Supplemented groups showed lower malondialdehyde and higher glutathione, alongside reduced bone loss.
The strength and oxidative-stress trials studied whole extracts, not isolated fulvic acid, humic acid or individual minerals. Mineral presence does not establish a nutritionally significant amount per serving. The illustrations above are conceptual, not molecular structures.
Acid-specific human studies: the oral fulvic study used a seven-day placebo-controlled crossover challenge with carbohydrate-derived fulvic acid. The topical study used 3.5% carbohydrate-derived fulvic acid twice daily for four weeks. The humic-acid microbiome pilot used Activomin for 45 days without a placebo group. These are different preparations and routes of administration; their findings cannot be treated as interchangeable.
Mechanism studies: complement fixation and tau fibril experiments were performed in vitro. The intestinal-barrier study used a chemically induced mouse model. Such studies explain biological possibilities, rather than establish clinical benefits from a serving of resin.
06 / SCIENCE & TRANSPARENCY
Shilajit
lab results.
Read the results for a supplier’s resin sample.
See what was tested and what the numbers mean.
MY SHILAJIT / EVIDENCE LIBRARY01
SUPPLIER-SUBMITTED SAMPLE
Analytical
report.
- Laboratory
- Eurofins Analytical Services India
- Supplier batch
- ULSH2606026
- Report date
- 22 June 2026
- Sample
- 200 g · shilajit resin
Report AR-258-2026-00092862-01 · parts 01 & 02
Original PDF · no results omitted
A NUMBER IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
Read the result.
See the context.
The supplied report records 12 measurements for one resin sample. We show the results alongside what they can—and cannot—tell you.
What was independently analysed?
The supplied document names Eurofins as the analytical laboratory. It explicitly states “not sampled by Eurofins”. Independent analysis and independent sampling are different steps; direct report authentication remains outstanding.
Does this report cover my jar?
That connection is not established yet. The supplier’s stated bulk batch is 1,000 kg; the analysed sample was 200 g. Supply, packing and jar-batch records must link your jar to the tested material.
Are all the tests accredited?
The four elements and four microbial tests appear in the accredited section. Total plate count, moisture and both fulvic-acid assays appear in the non-accredited section. No laboratory logo is used as a product approval.
Does testing verify Himalayan origin?
A contaminant report does not prove geographical origin. Himalayan sourcing needs separate collection, supplier and traceability records. Those records are not established by this sample report.
MY SHILAJIT / THE UNDER-CAP SIGNATUREA SMALL DETAIL. ALL YOURS.
REVEAL. SCAN. DISCOVER.
A little
brilliance.
Only yours.
Beneath the gold, your jar has a signature. Reveal the concealed QR and scan to check its unique code.
Check my code Find the code beneath your cap
ONE JAR.
ONE SIGNATURE.
ONE SIGNATURE.
- 01Reveal
Find the concealed label.
- 02Scan
Your code checks automatically.
- 03Make it yours
Save to your collection, if you wish.
Quality
at a glance.
| What matters | Our standard | Compare withOther brandsCheck each brand |
|---|---|---|
| Independent lab testing | Eurofins India | Lab & location |
| Heavy-metal testing | Published | Test results |
| Microbiology testing | Published | Test results |
| Pure Himalayan resin | To confirm | Ingredients & origin |
| Sourcing at 16,000 ft | To confirm | Source records |
| UV-protected glass | To confirm | Packaging details |
| Traditional sun-drying | To confirm | Process records |
| Returns & refund support | See policy | Return terms |
| Full lab reports | Open access | Report access |
| Unique hologram code | Verifiable | Unique code |
| Personal jar record | Save to account | Batch traceability |
| Wooden spoon & card | Included | Box contents |
Our choice of glass
Why violet glass.
We choose violet glass for its light filtering and resistance to oxygen and moisture transmission.
Explore the resin
Selective light filtering.
Violet glass reduces transmission across much of the visible spectrum. Less exposure helps protect light-sensitive compounds from photodegradation: chemical change triggered by light.
An oxygen & moisture barrier.
Non-porous glass walls resist oxygen and water-vapour transmission. Together with a well-sealed lid and careful storage, this helps limit environmental exposure between servings.
Worth keeping.
A sculpted glass base and gold cap, designed for reuse.
The science behind the choice
Selective spectral transmission describes how a material admits some wavelengths while reducing others. MIRON’s published violet-glass information describes transmission of some ultraviolet A (UVA), violet and near-infrared light, alongside reduced transmission across much of the visible spectrum. This is selective filtering, not complete UV protection.
Light can initiate photodegradation and, in the presence of oxygen, photo-oxidation in susceptible ingredients. Published bottle-colour research illustrates why packaging and storage conditions matter. These material references explain our packaging choice; they do not establish a longer shelf life or measured potency retention for our shilajit. The finished jar’s performance depends on its glass specification, closure and storage conditions.
Keep closed. Store away from direct sunlight.
The jar
& packaging.
01The jar
Faceted black jar, gold lettering and a warm gold cap.
02The presentation
Black. Warm gold. Deep burgundy.
03Inside the box
Included with the resin: presentation box, wooden spoon and instruction card.
04Under the cap
An iridescent packaging detail.
Verify your secret codeCOMPARE PRODUCTS
Which type
should you choose?
Resin comes in a jar; gummies are chewable; capsules have a shell. Compare the ingredients and the amount of shilajit on each label before choosing.
Compare resin, gummies and capsules
MY SHILAJIT / WAYS TO TAKE IT
Ways to
take resin.
01 / Direct use
Resin.
On its own.
No cup. Just the resin’s rich, earthy taste.
Measure.
Use the wooden spoon to lift the amount shown on the instruction card in your box.
Take directly.
Follow the instruction card’s directions for under-the-tongue use.
Seal.
Wash and dry the spoon, then close the lid firmly.
Good to know
Human studies of swallowed shilajit capsules do not establish faster absorption or greater benefit from under-the-tongue use. These studies do not establish a holding time; use the method described on the instruction card in your box.
02 / Warm water
Resin.
Meet water.
Dissolve in warm water.
Measure.
Use the wooden spoon to measure the amount shown on your instruction card.
Stir.
Stir the resin into warm water until it has dissolved.
Enjoy.
Sip your drink. Wash and dry the spoon before putting it away.
Good to know
Your box includes an instruction card with serving and preparation details. The studies below used capsules and did not compare drinks or establish better absorption with warm water.
03 / Tea or milk
Resin.
In your cup.
Mix into warm tea or milk.
Pour.
Pour a cup of tea or milk and let it cool until comfortably warm.
Stir.
Use the wooden spoon to add the amount on your instruction card. Stir until dissolved.
Enjoy.
Enjoy your drink, then wash and dry the spoon.
Good to know
Use the serving and preparation details on the instruction card in your box. The capsule studies below did not compare tea, milk and water or show that one drink makes shilajit more effective.
THE GOLDEN TICKET · MY SHILAJIT REWARDS
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500 points£10 account credit
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1,200 pointsA complimentary 30 g jar
Standard UK delivery included
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Reward details
Points become available 30 days after confirmed payment. Verify your account email to connect your purchases. Exchanging points reduces your balance. £10 credit requires a future £40+ product order and shares the £10-per-order cap with referral credit. Free products do not earn points; refunds and disputes reverse purchase points. Complimentary jars are subject to stock. No subscription required. Full reward details.
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How referral credits work
Both credits release 30 days after the first paid order with £40 or more of products, after discounts and credit, if it has not been cancelled, refunded or charged back. One reward per new customer; no self-referrals or recruitment chains. Up to £10 credit per future order of £40 or more. Credits are not cash. Referral links are saved for 30 days in your browser and attached to your account when you sign in. You can also paste the code or link at checkout. Guests must verify their payment email in an account to use their credit.
THE READING ROOM
Shilajit
guides.
What Is Shilajit? Origin, Composition and Purification
What is shilajit? Learn about its fulvic acids and minerals, and how raw material, purified ingredients and finished resin products differ.
3 min read
Shilajit Benefits and Research: What the Human Studies Actually Show
Explore shilajit benefits research on testosterone, exercise and bone density. See what human studies measured, who took part and where the evidence stops.
5 min read
How to Take Shilajit: Measuring, Mixing, Taste and Timing
How to measure and mix shilajit, choose a drink and assess morning, evening or empty-stomach advice. Start with the directions on your exact product.
5 min read
My Shilajit Resin · The everyday ritual
Reports
& batch records.
01
- The original report
- Read all three pages of the supplied Eurofins Analytical Services India report, including its methods and notes.
02
- A clear sample scope
- The report describes a supplier-submitted resin sample. It does not yet establish a released retail batch.
03
- A record for your jar
- Our verification system connects issued jar codes to released batches and their published report details.
04
- Evidence before release
- A batch must have its report details reviewed and be explicitly released before new jar codes can be issued.
Questions about testing?
Read the lab report and testing methods.
Explore shilajit testing How shilajit is preparedA few questions.
How do I check price and availability?
Open the product page for the current price, pack options and availability. Your bag and checkout show the details of the selection you are ordering.
Can I see laboratory results?
Yes. The testing page shows the results and methods for a supplier-submitted resin sample. The report covers that sample; it is not a certificate for every finished product.
Does a laboratory report confirm origin?
A contaminant report describes the tested sample; it does not establish geographical origin. Collection, supplier and packing records are needed to connect an origin claim to a finished batch. Our testing page explains the scope of the evidence currently shown.
How is resin prepared?
Water extraction, filtration and concentration can turn raw material into resin. The process page explains each step.
How do I check ingredients and dietary suitability?
Check the information for the exact format and pack. Resin, gummies and capsules have different formulations. If the complete ingredients or shell details are not shown, ask Customer care before choosing; a product image does not establish vegan or allergen suitability.
Nature’s Black Gold.
