SHILAJIT RESIN · 30 G POT
Himalayan Shilajit Resin, 30 g Pot
Resin in a 30 g pot. Label facts, no promises.
Himalayan shilajit resin is a dark, sticky mountain substance, and ours comes in a 30 g pot with the directions printed on it. This page shows what the label states, what it does not, and the quality questions to ask any seller before you buy.
- Resin in a 30 g pot
- Packs of 1, 3, 5 or 10 pots (30, 90, 150 or 300 g)
- Directions are printed on the pot
- Adults 18+ only; keep out of reach of children
- Ask a doctor first if pregnant, breastfeeding or on medication
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Resin format
30 g pot
30, 90, 150 or 300 g packs
Directions on the pot
Food supplement
Adults 18+
Keep out of reach of children
Resin format
30 g pot
30, 90, 150 or 300 g packs
Directions on the pot
Food supplement
Adults 18+
Keep out of reach of children
SHILAJIT RESIN · 30 G POT
Resin in a 30 g pot. Label facts, no promises.
Himalayan shilajit resin is a dark, sticky mountain substance, and ours comes in a 30 g pot with the directions printed on it.
THE NUMBERS
The numbers on the label
30
g of resin in each pot
4
pack sizes: 1, 3, 5 or 10 pots
300
g in the largest pack of 10 pots
18
and over: adults only
How to use
Using the pot: read the label first
01 · Read the pot first
READ.
Read everything printed on the pot before the first use, starting with the directions and the serving.
02 · Follow the printed serving
FOLLOW.
Take the amount the label directs and never more than the recommended serving; if you cannot find an amount, ask us before you start.
03 · Use a clean, dry utensil
USE.
Take the resin out with a clean, dry utensil each time, then close the lid tightly.
04 · Store it with care
STORE.
Keep the pot away from heat and direct sunlight and out of reach of children, and follow the label if it says anything different.
What Himalayan shilajit resin is
Shilajit resin is a dark, sticky material sold in a pot, and this one holds 30 g.
Read the details: what himalayan shilajit resin is
Cleveland Clinic describes shilajit as a sticky, black substance that forms from decomposed plants in rock crevices in mountainous regions, with a long history in Ayurvedic medicine.
A European Commission document on mumijo, another name for shilajit, says it is not uniquely defined in origin (animal, vegetable or mineral) or in composition, and that it is often dark brown and resinous with a characteristic smell. In plain terms, two pots sold under the same word can differ, so the label and the seller matter more than the name.
The word Himalayan is part of the product name; it is not proof of where a particular lot was collected. Our guide to what shilajit is explains the ingredient in more depth.
What the label shows, and what it leaves out
The pot is 30 g.
Read the details: what the label shows, and what it leaves out
Packs hold one, three, five or ten pots, which is 30, 90, 150 or 300 g of resin in total. The directions are printed on the pot, and we ask you to follow them and never exceed the recommended serving.
We do not publish a serving amount, a fulvic-acid percentage or test results for this product on this page, because we do not have them. The label on the pot is the only authority, so read it before you open the pot.
That gap is common in this category. In a 2024 test of eight shilajit products, ConsumerLab found fulvic acid ranging from about 6.9 mg to 2,206 mg per serving and reported that labels typically do not print it. A missing percentage is a reason to ask questions, not a sign that a product is good or bad.
Questions to put to any shilajit seller
Contamination is the quality question that matters most with shilajit, because the material forms in rock and varies by origin.
Read the details: questions to put to any shilajit seller
Cleveland Clinic lists aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, mercury, thallium, lead and fungus as possible contaminants, and says that variation in location, plant life and temperature makes quality hard to guarantee.
A 2024 paper in Biological Trace Element Research found that most metal levels reported in the studies it surveyed were under the WHO and FDA limits it cites, but that some studies were over, and it concluded that using shilajit without knowing the permissible metal levels is not safe. The World Health Organization says no level of lead exposure is known to be without harmful effects and lists some traditional medicines among the sources of lead, and the NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health says some Ayurvedic preparations may contain lead, mercury or arsenic in amounts that can be toxic. Neither statement is about shilajit itself, but both show why metal content is taken seriously.
So ask any seller, including us: where was this lot collected, how was it processed, which independent laboratory checked it for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury, and can I read the report for the lot I am buying? Cleveland Clinic advises choosing products tested by an independent laboratory, while noting that such testing is not foolproof.
We do not publish test results for this pot on this site, so we make no testing claim. If a report matters to you before you buy, ask us through the contact page and weigh the answer, or its absence.
Who should skip it or ask a doctor first
It is a food supplement for adults 18 and over, not for under 18s, and it must be kept out of reach of children.
Read the details: who should skip it or ask a doctor first
Ask a doctor or pharmacist first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking any medication or living with a medical condition.
Cleveland Clinic names more groups who should avoid shilajit or check with a provider first: people with heart disease, blood pressure problems, clotting or bleeding disorders, diabetes, liver or kidney disease, overactive immune conditions or hemochromatosis, and anyone taking blood thinners. The NHS adds that not every herbal or complementary remedy is safe in pregnancy and advises checking with a pharmacist, midwife or GP before taking any medicine.
Food supplements are not medicines. The US FDA says it is not authorized to approve dietary supplements for safety and effectiveness before they are marketed, and it advises talking to a doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare professional first. Read our guide to shilajit safety and side effects before you decide.
The facts printed on the label, in one place. Anything not listed here is not claimed.
Label facts, 30 g pot
Format
Resin
Pot size
30 g
Pack sizes
1, 3, 5 or 10 pots (30, 90, 150 or 300 g)
Directions
Printed on the pot; do not exceed the recommended serving
Serving size
Not published on this page: use the amount printed on the pot
Fulvic acid percentage
Not published
Test results
None published for this product on this site
Origin wording on the pot
"Product of Nepal", as printed; we have not verified it
For
Adults 18+; keep out of reach of children
The printed label on the pot is the only authority; anything not listed here is not claimed.
Before you order
What to expect when the pot arrives
Here is what arrives, what the material is like, what the research says and what to do if something feels wrong.
01
What arrives
A 30 g pot of resin in the pack size you choose, with the directions printed on the pot. Images are illustrations, not photographs. The pack you receive is supplied by Satiovex (Xinop LLC), and its name, colours and label may differ from these pictures. Our guide on how to take shilajit resin covers handling and what is unknown about amounts.
02
What the material is like
The European Commission document describes shilajit as often dark brown and resinous with a characteristic smell, and Cleveland Clinic calls it sticky and black. We have no sourced description of taste, so we will not predict it. If the texture changes in a way that worries you, stop using it and contact us.
03
What the research does and does not show
We make no health claim for this product and give no timeline, because the evidence is thin. A 2011 paper in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology judged the evidence for shilajit's bioactivity insufficient, and a 2014 paper in Phytotherapy Research called its safety well documented while noting that few well-controlled human trials exist and that standardized products are needed. Cleveland Clinic describes the studies as small, with methodologic problems.
04
Side effects people report
Cleveland Clinic lists sore throat, headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, says allergic reactions are possible, and advises stopping shilajit immediately if it causes unpleasant side effects. No source we read says how often these happen. If you think a supplement harmed you, stop using it and report the problem to the FDA.
Resin, capsules or gummies in practice
No source we read compares these formats for any outcome, so this table shows practical differences and one lab finding, not a ranking.
Resin (this pot)
Capsules or tablets
Gummies
Form
Resin (this pot)
Dark, sticky resin in a 30 g pot
Capsules or tablets
Pills and tablets; the capsule and pill products in the ConsumerLab test were extracts
Gummies
Chewable pieces; check what else is in them
Who measures the amount
Resin (this pot)
You, using the amount printed on the pot
Capsules or tablets
Counted units; read the label for the amount per serving
Gummies
Counted units; check whether shilajit is listed on its own or inside a blend
Fulvic acid in a 2024 lab test
Resin (this pot)
Far less than the capsule and pill extracts
Capsules or tablets
Far more than the resins
Gummies
Included in the test; no gummy-specific figure in the free summary
Cost for an equal amount of fulvic acid
Resin (this pot)
Higher than extracts
Capsules or tablets
Lower than resins
Gummies
Not reported in the free summary
Storage and handling
Resin (this pot)
Clean, dry utensil, tight lid, away from heat and sunlight
Capsules or tablets
Follow the label
Gummies
Follow the label
Carrying it around
Resin (this pot)
A pot and a utensil
Capsules or tablets
No utensil needed
Gummies
No utensil needed
Fulvic acid is a marker ConsumerLab measured, not a measure of benefit, and the test covered eight products. For the full side-by-side, read shilajit resin vs capsules vs gummies.
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DELIVERY
Delivery, returns and who sells it
Free tracked shipping and a 30-day money-back guarantee apply to every order.
Free tracked shipping
Every order ships free with tracking and no minimum spend to the United States, the United Kingdom, the EU, Canada and Australia, and you receive a tracking number when the order ships; orders are dispatched within 1 working day. Import duties and taxes may apply depending on your country. No Canadian or Australian product licence number is published on this site.
Delivery estimates
Estimates are counted from dispatch: 4 to 5 working days to the United Kingdom and 5 to 8 working days to other countries. They are estimates, not guaranteed dates.
Returns and checkout
A 30-day money-back guarantee applies, with refunds issued within 5 business days of approval. Checkout opens on satiovex.com. Satiovex is the trading name of Xinop LLC, the company that sells pr1mebody products; Xinop LLC is based in Albuquerque, NM. Details are on our shipping and returns page.
Common questions
What is Himalayan shilajit resin?
It is shilajit, a dark, sticky mountain material, sold here as a resin in a 30 g pot. Because its origin and composition are not uniquely defined, two pots can differ, so read the label and put the quality questions to the seller.
How do I use the resin?
Follow the directions printed on the pot and do not exceed the recommended serving. We publish no amount here because the label is the authority, and Cleveland Clinic gives no dose because shilajit varies from batch to batch. Use a clean, dry utensil, close the lid tightly and keep the pot away from heat and direct sunlight.
Is shilajit resin safe to take?
It depends on the pot and the person, and no source we read can say it is safe for you. Cleveland Clinic cites a few trials suggesting shilajit is relatively safe when taken as directed, but says very few such trials exist and that batch variation makes quality hard to guarantee; see is shilajit resin safe.
What side effects have been reported?
Cleveland Clinic lists sore throat, headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, and says allergic reactions are possible. No source we read gives how often they occur.
Who should not take shilajit resin?
Anyone under 18 should not, and anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or living with a medical condition should ask a doctor or pharmacist first. Cleveland Clinic also flags heart disease, blood pressure problems, clotting or bleeding disorders, diabetes, liver or kidney disease and hemochromatosis.
Do you publish test results for this pot?
No. No test results are published for this product on this site and we make no testing claim, so ask any seller, including us, for a laboratory report on the exact lot. The pot's printed origin wording is "Product of Nepal", which we quote and have not verified.
Is shilajit resin better than capsules or gummies?
No source we read ranks the formats. The one lab comparison we found is a 2024 ConsumerLab test of eight products, which measured fulvic acid, a lab marker rather than a measure of benefit; the table above sets out what it found.
Is shilajit allowed as a food supplement in the EU?
A 2020 European Commission document says mumijo (shilajit) is not novel when used as or in food supplements and is novel in other foods, so check the current catalogue entry before relying on it. EFSA says the business placing a food supplement on the market is responsible for its safety. We read no official source for the UK, Canada or Australia, so we say nothing about their rules.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes, a 30-day money-back guarantee applies, and refunds are issued within 5 business days of approval. Shipping is free and tracked on every order; see shipping and returns.
Sources
1. Cleveland Clinic Health Essentials: A quick introduction to shilajit (11 March 2025)
5. Stohs, Safety and efficacy of shilajit (mumie, moomiyo), Phytotherapy Research, 2014 (PubMed record)
7. US FDA: Information for consumers on using dietary supplements
8. US FDA: How to report a problem with dietary supplements
10. World Health Organization: Lead poisoning and health (fact sheet, 10 June 2026)
11. NIH NCCIH: Ayurvedic Medicine, In Depth (January 2019)
12. NHS: Medicines in pregnancy (page dated 5 September 2022)
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