Independently tested
Shilajit test results
Every batch, tested at the source by Eurofins. The certificates are on this page.
Shilajit has become popular faster than it has become trustworthy. The market now carries a great deal of counterfeit, untested and contaminated product - low-quality or synthetic material that can contain heavy metals, chemical fillers, or almost none of the fulvic acid that makes Shilajit worth taking at all.
We test every batch at the source, through Eurofins - one of the largest independent testing laboratories in the world. Not after import, when the only thing left to check is what already arrived.
What the current batch measured
Heavy metals are screened with the KV2HD method for food (AOAC, EASI-CHE-SOP-30) at Eurofins' accredited laboratory, and potency is measured as fulvic acid content. Human Pro Shilajit is verified at over 82% fulvic acid - the marker that separates genuine resin from diluted or synthetic material.
Batch SR2214 — February 2025
| Compound | Result | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Fulvic acid | 87.97% | The marker used to judge whether Shilajit is genuine |
| Moisture | 16.56% | Resin holds water; potency is measured against the sample as received |
| Substance | Result | EU limit (2023/915) |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenic (As) | 0.072 mg/kg | 1.0 mg/kg |
| Cadmium (Cd) | 0.019 mg/kg | 1.0 mg/kg |
| Lead (Pb) | 0.133 mg/kg | 3.0 mg/kg |
| Mercury (Hg) | BLQ | 0.10 mg/kg |
All four results comply with Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/915. BLQ means the level was too low for the instrument to quantify.
The heavy metal analysis is accredited. The fulvic acid result is marked Non-Accredited on the report, and is measured titrimetrically by method EASI CHE SOP 71.
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Why testing at the source matters
Most Shilajit sellers do not test at all. Or if they do, it happens after importing - which verifies what turned up, not what was sourced.
That gap is where three problems live: resin that is synthetic or cut with binders and fillers, resin carrying unsafe levels of lead, arsenic or mercury, and resin with so little fulvic acid that there is not much point taking it.
Testing at the source, before it ships, is the only way to answer all three before the material is already in a jar with our name on it.
What we test, and how often
Fulvic acid and heavy metals are tested on every batch. They change with each harvest, so every jar is backed by its own certificate.
Pesticides and PAHs are checked every few years. These depend on where the resin comes from and how it is processed rather than on the lot, and neither of those changes between batches.
Eurofins draw these samples themselves, at the source. Both came back below the limit of quantification.
The reports
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The number is on the certificate, not just in the copy
Shilajit is the easiest supplement in the world to fake. It is a dark resin - you cannot tell a real one from a diluted one by looking at it. Publishing the certificate, fulvic acid figure and all, is the cheapest honest thing a brand can do.