What is shilajit?
Shilajit is a dark, resin-like material found in mountain rocks and used in Ayurveda. It is a mixture of organic compounds and minerals rather than a single herb or vitamin.

A closer look
A small jar with one ingredient. This unflavored shilajit resin is measured out and dissolved in a warm drink, giving you a different format from our ready-to-chew gummies.

Inside the formula
A single ingredient with a distinctive texture, taste and preparation.
Shilajit is a dark, resin-like material found in mountain rocks and used in Ayurveda. It is a mixture of organic compounds and minerals rather than a single herb or vitamin.
Fulvic acid is one of the naturally occurring components of shilajit. It is part of the resin’s composition, rather than a separate added herb.
This resin is unflavored. Expect a strong, earthy and slightly bitter taste; dissolving it fully in a warm drink makes it easier to take.
Resin can feel softer in warm conditions and firmer when cool. Keep the lid tightly closed and protect the jar from moisture and direct sunlight.
Shilajit: our guide to the ingredient, research and testing
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Dissolve approximately 300 mg completely in warm water, milk or herbal tea. Take once or twice daily, following your current pack for serving instructions.
No. This is an unflavored, single-ingredient resin, with no added herbs, sweeteners or flavoring. Its taste is naturally earthy and slightly bitter.
Resin naturally responds to temperature: it may soften in warmth and become firmer when cool. Keep the jar closed, dry and away from direct sunlight.
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