Shilajit in its traditional form
Resin is the least processed way to take shilajit. It keeps the thick, tar-like texture that experienced shilajit users look for, and a little goes a long way.
How to spot the real thing
The market’s full of cheap knock-offs. Authentic resin should:
- Go firm when cold and soften when warm in your hand
- Dissolve fully in warm water, without leaving gritty bits
- Have a strong, earthy, smoky smell
Try these simple checks yourself when your jar arrives.
How to use it
- Use a clean, dry spoon to scoop a pea-sized amount.
- Stir it into warm (not boiling) water, tea or milk until dissolved.
- Drink it once a day, ideally at the same time each day.
Resin or gummies, which is right for you?
Pick resin if you want the most traditional form and don’t mind the taste or the ritual. Pick gummies if convenience matters more.
Where your order ships from
Your order is packed and sent from India, with tracking all the way to your door in every state and territory. As it’s an international delivery, it takes a bit longer than local shipping, so it pays to reorder before you run out.
Frequently Asked Questions
My resin has gone rock hard. Is it off?
No, that’s normal in cooler weather. Warm the jar in your hands for a minute and it’ll soften right up.
It’s gone runny in summer. Is that a problem?
Also normal. Pop it in the fridge for 10 minutes to firm it up. Heat changes the texture, not the quality.
What does it taste like?
Strong, earthy and a bit smoky. If that’s not your thing, a dash of honey helps, or the gummies might suit you better.
Can I take it on a plane?
Small jars are generally fine in checked luggage. For carry-on, check your airline’s rules on pastes and gels.
Who shouldn’t take shilajit?
Avoid it if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, and speak to your GP first if you have a health condition or take regular medication.
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