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lab results.

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See what was tested and what the numbers mean.

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SUPPLIER SAMPLE · NOT RETAIL-BATCH RELEASEULSH260602622 June 2026Original report

TEST RESULTS

What the tests found

Report ULSH2606026

A CLOSER LOOK

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Reported sampleUK reference maximums*
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*Reference limits, not a product pass. “<” means below the reporting limit.

Sources & methodology

UK reference maximums. Lead 3 mg/kg, cadmium 1 mg/kg and mercury 0.1 mg/kg, the food-supplement reference limits listed in Table 5 of the Food Standards Agency’s RP521 assessment under assimilated Regulation 1881/2006. The assessment concerns CBD; only its general food-supplement limits are used here. No general total-arsenic maximum is supplied by that source. Product classification, reporting basis and market-specific applicability still require confirmation. Read UK source

US context. USP <2232> addresses finished supplements labelled as meeting USP/NF standards. The AHPA April 2022 comparison lists USP daily references of 5 µg lead, 5 µg cadmium, 15 µg inorganic arsenic and 15 µg total mercury (2 µg methylmercury). These are not universal FDA concentration limits. Without a confirmed daily serving and chemical species, no US pass/fail is shown. USP scope · Dated reference table · US specifications rule

Sample comparison. Selected for publicly accessible resin certificates with numeric results; no market-share claim. Values are shown in mg/kg (1 ppm = 1 mg/kg; 1,000 ppb = 1 mg/kg). The 30 g view is a mathematical equivalent, not a serving recommendation or a tested retail jar. The supplier report does not specify dry/as-sold basis; no moisture correction or uncertainty adjustment is applied. Sources checked 4 October 2026.

Brand A · UK · 27 Nov 2024. Eurofins UK · subcontracted metals; method not specified · as received. Original report AR-24-UD-567212-01

Brand B · USA · 2 Jul 2026. Eurofins Madison · ICP-MS / modified AOAC · as received; ppb divided by 1,000. Original report 5428992-0

Chart labels are anonymised. Original source documents identify their publishers so the numbers can be checked.

ULSH2606026 · 22 June 2026View lab report (PDF, opens in a new tab)

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Reported measurementAdditional test requested

Periodic-table symbols & atomic numbers.
These are contaminants under review, not a list of beneficial minerals.

SUPPLIER SAMPLE RESULTPb82

Lead

A trace contaminant reported for the supplier-submitted sample.

0.40mg/kg
What this result covers

This is a measurement of the submitted sample. Applicable acceptance criteria and the connection to a retail batch remain under review.

The laboratory reports 0.40 mg/kg for the submitted sample. A retail-batch connection and applicable acceptance criteria have not been confirmed.

Method & measurement details
Method
EASI-CHE-SOP-44
Quantification limit
0.05 mg/kg
Report section
Accredited tests · page 1
Sample basis
Shilajit resin; dry/as-sold basis not specified

“<” means below the quantification limit, not zero. Accreditation refers to the report’s designation; it is not product certification.

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SUPPLIER-SUBMITTED SAMPLE

Analytical
report.

Laboratory
Eurofins Analytical Services India
Supplier batch
ULSH2606026
Report date
22 June 2026
Sample
200 g · shilajit resin
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Report AR-258-2026-00092862-01 · parts 01 & 02
Original PDF · no results omitted

A NUMBER IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

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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.

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What to look for in a shilajit lab report

Match the material. Find the sample description, report number and dates. Establish whether the report covers raw material, a supplier’s resin sample or a finished product, then ask how its sample number connects to the batch on the pack.

Check the tests. Read the named elements, microbiology and composition measurements separately. A fulvic-acid result does not answer a question about lead or microbial contamination.

Keep the numbers in context. Read each result with its unit, method, reporting limit and any acceptance criteria. A “<” result is below the stated limit, not zero; a pass only describes the criteria used for that decision.

Read the full document. Check who sampled the material and which tests fall within the laboratory’s accredited scope. The original supplier-sample report above and our COA reading guide show how these details fit together. For a pack you hold, use jar verification and the batch and authenticity guide.

Quality
at a glance.

Twelve points to compare My Shilajit with other shilajit brands
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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
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Return terms
Full lab reports
Open access
Report access
Unique hologram code
Verifiable
Unique code
Personal jar record
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Batch traceability
Wooden spoon & card
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Box contents

“To confirm” = awaiting documentation. Tests cover a supplier sample, not a released retail batch. Other brands vary.

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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.
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