About this product
The ingredient panel lists 1,800 mg of Himalayan shilajit extract per serving. That figure conflicts with the lower amount in the product name, creating uncertainty about the intended dose.
No fulvic-acid percentage, extract standardization, or purity testing is supplied. A high milligram amount cannot compensate for unclear active content and material quality.
Four capsules provide only a short bottle supply at a high serving cost. The product is difficult to justify without clarification of the label discrepancy and quality controls.
Pros
Himalayan source identified High listed serving amount Extract form stated
Cons
Name and ingredient amounts conflict No active standardization or purity testing Very high cost and four-capsule serving
Warnings
Clarify the dose discrepancy before use Missing purity data leaves heavy-metal contamination uncertain A high listed amount may increase digestive intolerance