Start with the material
What shilajit actually is
Shilajit is a dark, sticky mineral-organic substance that seeps from rock fissures in high mountain ranges, including the Himalaya, Karakoram and Hindu Kush. It forms over long periods as plant material breaks down inside the rock. Its organic fraction is mostly humic substances, especially fulvic acid, together with dibenzo-α-pyrones and minerals.
Raw shilajit comes out of the mountain mixed with stone, sand, plant debris and whatever the rock contains, including heavy metals. It has to be purified and tested before it is safe to take as a supplement.
Raw shilajit is not a supplement. What makes it safe to take is purification and testing, which is why we show both.
Brand & Website Structure
Himalayan Healing Shilajit
Wholesale & Retail
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Sub-Brand 01
Healing Shilajit
Retail & Online Sales
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Sub-Brand 02
Golden Shilajit
Retail & Online Sales
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Sub-Brand 03
Nutraposh
Retail & Online Sales
Origin before marketing
Gilgit-Baltistan: our starting point
Our shilajit begins in northern Pakistan, in a region shaped by the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindu Kush mountain systems. We work with local collectors, grade shilajit-bearing rock at source and keep origin, process and batch records connected from raw material to finished product.
That traceability matters more than a generic “Himalayan” label. A credible shilajit source should be able to explain where the material came from, who processed it, how contaminants are controlled and which laboratory tested the final batch.
We do not create shilajit. Nature makes the raw material; our responsibility is to preserve it carefully and prove what reaches the customer.
How our shilajit is processed
From shilajit-bearing rock to finished resin
The process is deliberately visible. Each stage has a purpose: separate unsuitable raw material, extract the soluble matrix, reduce unwanted contaminants, concentrate slowly and release only after quality review.
Collection & source grading
Raw shilajit-bearing rock is collected from high-altitude source areas in Gilgit-Baltistan and graded before entering production.
Filtration
The soluble shilajit fraction is separated from rock and insoluble material through the facility filtration stage using controlled water processing.
Purification
Purification stages are used to reduce unwanted material and contaminants. A dedicated adsorptive control stage is incorporated before finished-batch heavy metal testing.
Controlled conditioning
The material moves through controlled conditioning rather than rapid boiling. Process records are maintained against the batch.
Sun drying & maturation
Shilajit is reduced gradually in covered sun-drying and sun-maturation units, with trays inspected during the process.
Batch testing & release
Finished material is tested through independent laboratories. The batch certificate is part of the product evidence, not a generic certificate reused indefinitely.
What should “authentic shilajit” mean?
Not a home test or a marketing adjective. Look for traceable origin, an identifiable manufacturer, batch-specific laboratory testing, contaminant control, clear serving information and documentation that matches the product being sold.
Evidence, not a badge wall
Shilajit testing should be readable by the customer
We use independent laboratories and publish batch documentation so customers and trade buyers can examine the result, method and issuing laboratory rather than relying on one “purity” number.
| What is checked | Laboratory / scheme | Evidence |
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| Heavy metals | Eurofins / Bureau Veritas | View Eurofins report |
| Microbiology | Independent laboratory testing | View microbiology report |
| Composition / fulvic & humic analysis | AGROLAB Germany and other qualified laboratories | View AGROLAB report |
| Dietary supplement GMP | Eurofins Healthcare Assurance / 21 CFR Part 111 | Certificate |
| Food safety systems | GMP · ISO 22000 · HACCP · HALAL | Certificates |
Why we do not build the brand around one fulvic-acid percentage
Fulvic and humic results can change with analytical method, extraction and reporting basis. A high number without the laboratory method is difficult to compare responsibly. We prefer to publish the report and let buyers read the method alongside the result.
Laboratory Evidence · Third-Party Testing
What the attached reports say
We show report identifiers, dates, units and limits. Results from different samples are kept separate. The laboratory notes that results apply only to the samples it tested.
AGROLAB heavy metals and contaminant report · Batch SJ2509
AGROLAB LUFA GmbH · report dated 6 October 2025 · sample accepted 25 September 2025 · sample 765188. Results are reported on original matter.
| Parameter | Reported result | Method shown on report |
|---|---|---|
| Lead (Pb) | < 0.50 mg/kg | DIN EN 15763:2010-04 |
| Cadmium (Cd) | < 0.20 mg/kg | DIN EN 15763:2010-04 |
| Mercury (Hg) | < 0.02 mg/kg | DIN EN 13806:2002-11 |
| Arsenic (As), total | Report discrepancy: 0.98 mg/kg appears in the results table; the report note says 0.70 mg/kg | DIN EN 15763:2010-04 |
Estimated amount per labeled daily resin serving (500 mg)
Calculated from the SJ2509 report values for a single 500 mg serving per day. For results reported as “<”, the amount shown is an upper bound calculated from the reporting limit; the true amount is lower. These are calculations, not separate laboratory measurements.
| Element | Lab result used | Estimated amount in 500 mg/day | Share of USP <2232> PDE reference |
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| Lead (Pb) | < 0.50 mg/kg | < 0.25 µg/day |
< 5% of 5 µg/day
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| Cadmium (Cd) | < 0.20 mg/kg | < 0.10 µg/day |
< 2% of 5 µg/day
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| Mercury (Hg) | < 0.02 mg/kg | < 0.01 µg/day |
< 0.1% of 15 µg/day
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| Total arsenic (As) * | 0.98 mg/kg (higher value in results table) | About 0.49 µg/day * |
About 3.3% of 15 µg/day
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* Provisional: the report’s note states 0.70 mg/kg total arsenic. We use the higher table figure 0.98 mg/kg for this calculation only. The comparison treats total arsenic as if it were inorganic arsenic, a conservative assumption; no speciation result is provided.
The comparison values are USP <2232> permitted daily exposures (PDEs): lead 5 µg/day, cadmium 5 µg/day, total mercury 15 µg/day and inorganic arsenic 15 µg/day. USP <2232> applies to finished dosage forms labeled as conforming to USP or NF. This graphic is a context comparison only; it does not claim USP/NF conformity, regulatory approval, or that the product is risk-free. USP chapter information .
The laboratory report states that, according to the extent of analysis, the sample complies with Regulation (EU) 2023/915. Its note says arsenic is excluded from marketability assessment because no maximum level is defined for that parameter. This is a statement about the submitted sample and tests performed, not a general guarantee for every product.
Open the laboratory reportAGROLAB fulvic and humic acid report · separately identified sample
AGROLAB LUFA GmbH · report version 2 dated 6 January 2026 · sample no. 841653/2 · sample description “Shilajit”. The report excerpt supplied does not state a production lot number, so these values are not attributed to batch SJ2509.
| Parameter | Result | Method and basis |
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| Fulvic acid | 56.8% | UPLC-UV at 274 nm (PQ); original matter |
| Humic acid | 2.9% | UPLC-UV at 274 nm (PQ); original matter |
| Humic and fulvic acid | 59.7% | UPLC-UV at 274 nm (PQ); original matter |
Percentages depend on method and reporting basis. Compare results only when methods and bases are comparable. We do not use a fulvic percentage alone as a measure of overall product quality.
Other findings in the SJ2509 report
The attached report also includes microbiology, pesticides, mycotoxins, PAHs and pyrrolizidine alkaloid analyses. For example, it reports E. coli and Salmonella as not detected in the specified test portions; aflatoxins were below the reported quantification limits; and benzo(a)pyrene was 2.7 µg/kg. Please consult the complete report for analytes, methods, limits and all qualifications.
View full report documentsWe are building a batch traceability record that links raw-rock intake, processing records, finished lot and third-party COA. When a record is available, it will be published with its matching batch and report. A laboratory result is evidence about the submitted sample, not a claim of zero contaminants or a substitute for the full report.
A facility buyers can walk through
B2C + B2B
Direct customers, wholesale buyers and private label brands
For people buying shilajit for themselves
Buy shilajit resin, drops or capsules directly, with access to current product information and batch documentation.
- Himalayan shilajit resin
- Liquid shilajit drops
- Shilajit capsules
- International shipping to supported markets
- Batch COA access
For shilajit brands, distributors and clinics
Manufacturer-direct B2B supply for buyers searching for a shilajit manufacturer, bulk shilajit supplier, wholesale shilajit resin or private label shilajit production.
- Bulk shilajit resin
- Finished drops and capsules
- Private label programmes
- Per-batch certificate of analysis
- Export documentation and facility visits
Wholesale Shilajit · Private Label · Bulk Supply
Source Shilajit Directly from the Manufacturer
We supply bulk Shilajit resin, finished Shilajit supplements and private-label solutions for international buyers. Trade discussions can include batch selection, testing requirements, packaging, documentation and a facility visit before a larger commitment.
Evidence, read honestly
What the research does and does not show
Shilajit has a long traditional record and a short clinical one. The human trials that exist are small, and most used a standardized commercial extract rather than raw or traditionally prepared resin. Their results belong to the material they tested. They do not prove that any other product, including ours, will do the same.
What the literature does agree on is that shilajit varies by source and that contamination is a real risk. A 2008 study in JAMA found lead, mercury or arsenic in about one in five Ayurvedic products bought online. That is the main reason we test every lot and publish the numbers.
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Ghosal S. Chemistry of shilajit, an immunomodulatory Ayurvedic rasayan. Pure and Applied Chemistry. 1990;62(7):1285–1288.
Describes the humic, fulvic and dibenzo-α-pyrone composition.
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Stohs SJ. Safety and efficacy of shilajit (mumie, moomiyo). Phytotherapy Research. 2014;28(4):475–479.
A review of the published evidence and safety data. Find on PubMed
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Pandit S, et al. Clinical evaluation of purified shilajit on testosterone levels in healthy volunteers. Andrologia. 2016;48(5):570–575.
90-day randomized, placebo-controlled trial in men aged 45–55 using a standardized extract. Find on PubMed
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Keller JL, et al. The effects of shilajit supplementation on fatigue-induced decreases in muscular strength and serum hydroxyproline levels. Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition. 2019;16:3.
8-week trial in recreationally active men using a standardized extract. Find on PubMed
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Saper RB, et al. Lead, mercury, and arsenic in US- and Indian-manufactured Ayurvedic medicines sold via the Internet. JAMA. 2008;300(8):915–923.
The contamination study referred to above. Find on PubMed
From the founder
“I have worked with shilajit since 2012 and I take it myself. My family and I have used about ten kilograms of it over the years. I would not sell anything I would not give to them, and I would not ask you to trust a claim I cannot show you on a lab report.”
We are a small manufacturer, not a marketing company. The same collectors bring us rock each season. The same team grades it, purifies it and dries it.
Brand owners and buyers visit every year to film the process for themselves, researchers have come to study it, and we keep the door open for that on purpose.
Read our storyCommon Shilajit Questions
Shilajit Questions, Answered Clearly
What is Shilajit?
Shilajit is a naturally occurring mineral-organic material found in mountain rock systems and traditionally used in South Asia. Commercial Shilajit supplements should be purified, processed appropriately and tested for contaminants before sale.
Where does Himalayan Healing Shilajit come from?
Our raw material is sourced from high-altitude areas of Gilgit-Baltistan in northern Pakistan, a region associated with the Karakoram, Himalaya and Hindu Kush mountain systems.
Where is Himalayan Healing Shilajit manufactured?
Himalayan Healing Shilajit is processed and manufactured at our facility in Abbottabad, Pakistan. The raw Shilajit material is sourced from high-altitude areas of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Is Himalayan Healing Shilajit independently tested?
Yes. Himalayan Healing Shilajit has been independently tested by laboratories including AGROLAB LUFA in Germany, Eurofins and IAS Laboratories. View our laboratory reports .
What tests should a Shilajit COA include?
A useful Shilajit Certificate of Analysis should include heavy-metal testing, microbiological testing and relevant identity or composition testing. It should also identify the laboratory, test methods, sample or batch number and report date. Read our laboratory reports guide .
How can I tell whether a Shilajit product is credible?
Ask for traceable origin, the identity of the manufacturer, a batch number, recent batch-specific laboratory reports, heavy-metal and microbiological testing, clear serving instructions and documentation that corresponds to the product being sold. Physical home tests should not replace laboratory evidence.
Is Shilajit resin better than capsules or drops?
They are different formats. Resin is the traditional sticky form; drops are convenient for measured liquid use; capsules are convenient for fixed servings. The better choice depends on format preference, formulation and verified quality rather than the form alone.
Is Himalayan Healing a Shilajit manufacturer or reseller?
Himalayan Healing processes Shilajit in its own manufacturing facility and supplies direct retail customers as well as wholesale and private-label buyers.
Do you publish Shilajit lab reports?
Yes. Our website provides access to batch laboratory reports and facility certifications so buyers can review the issuing laboratory, test method and reported values rather than relying only on marketing badges. Review the laboratory reports .
Do you offer wholesale Shilajit and private-label manufacturing?
Yes. Trade supply can include bulk Shilajit resin, finished products, private-label programmes, batch certificates and export documentation. Buyers can request current availability and pricing through the wholesale section.
Which countries do you ship Shilajit to?
Himalayan Healing serves retail and trade buyers across major international markets, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, Gulf countries, Australia and New Zealand, subject to current shipping and import conditions.
Why can fulvic-acid percentages differ between Shilajit lab reports?
Results can vary with the analytical method, extraction procedure and reporting basis. For meaningful comparison, read the percentage together with the laboratory method and the complete batch report.
Topical authority · internal knowledge hub
Learn how to evaluate shilajit before you buy it
These focused guides answer the questions customers need resolved about Shilajit, including its origin, authenticity, safety, testing, composition, processing, and supplier transparency.
Fulvic Acid in Shilajit Most articles quote a single fulvic acid percentage as if it's a fixed, universal number. Learn About Fulvic Acid in Shilajit
How to Identify Credible Shilajit? The market can manufacture a label in hours. It cannot manufacture a credible history. The most trustworthy Shilajit... How to Identify Credible Shilajit
Heavy Metals in Shilajit Learn why Shilajit should be tested for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury, how purification helps control contaminants, and what to examine in an independent laboratory report. Explore Shilajit Heavy Metals Testing
How Shilajit Is Purified? Raw Shilajit is not a finished supplement. It arrives from the mountains locked into rock, dust, sand and plant matter... See How Shilajit Is Purified
Gilgit-Baltistan Shilajit Gilgit-Baltistan Shilajit is a naturally occurring mineral-organic material collected from high-altitude... Learn About Gilgit-Baltistan Shilajit
Shilajit Lab Reports A shilajit Certificate of Analysis is not a single number. It's a document with a specific structure, specific methods... How to Read Shilajit Lab Reports
Shilajit Manufacturer & Wholesale Every batch ships with a third-party Certificate of Analysis. Partners can visit the mountains and the facility to... Explore Shilajit Manufacturing & Wholesale
What is shilajit? Discover how Shilajit forms in mountain rocks and explore its fulvic acid, humic substances and natural mineral composition. Learn What Shilajit Is