Shilajit 60 Serves

Yes. Each capsule is a measured 500mg of shilajit extract standardised to 40% fulvic acid - the number is printed on the label, not implied. It’s dosed by weight - the same 500mg in every capsule - rather than eyeballed like raw resin, where the amount changes scoop to scoop. No trademarked-extract branding or celebrity markup: straight standardised shilajit at a fair price.

Resin is shilajit in its raw extracted form - a sticky black tar that comes in a jar and gets dosed by eye (pea-sized, rice-grain, etc). Powder and capsules are the same shilajit further processed and dosed by weight. The “resin is more authentic” claim is mostly marketing - what matters is two things: how much fulvic acid is actually in the dose, and how it tests for heavy metals. A standardised capsule wins on both counts because it’s measured in milligrams, the same every capsule - ours is standardised to 40% fulvic acid. Resin sold direct from the mountain is dosed by eye.

Yes - but it’s a supply-chain problem, not a shilajit problem. Shilajit forms inside rock, and rock contains naturally-occurring trace heavy metals (arsenic, lead, mercury). A reputable manufacturer purifies, extracts, and tests every batch against safe upper limits. A questionable supplier sells the raw stuff and hopes. Independent testing of cheap resin brands has repeatedly turned up products over safe thresholds. That’s why we use purified shilajit from a reputable manufacturer, dosed by weight in capsules - rather than selling raw resin of unknown origin.

60 capsules. Each capsule is 500mg of shilajit extract standardised to 40% fulvic acid, naturally containing trace minerals. Inactive ingredients: vegetable capsule shell, microcrystalline cellulose. That’s the entire formula. No proprietary “mineral matrix blends”, no caffeine, no fillers. Every milligram on the panel.

Two main roles. First, it works as an electron-transport-chain cofactor in the mitochondrion - basically a small chemical helper that lets the chain run more efficiently, which means more ATP per unit of fuel burned. Second, it acts as a chelator, meaning it binds to minerals and helps shuttle them across cell membranes. In practice that’s why fulvic-acid-rich products are also called “mineral transporters” - they don’t just deliver minerals, they help them get where they need to go. These effects are documented for fulvic acid in lab research; human evidence for shilajit specifically is still emerging, so we keep the claims modest.

No - they’re not the same lever. CoQ10 is a specific molecule that sits at one step of the electron transport chain (Complex I → III electron transfer). B-vitamins are precursors for multiple coenzymes the chain uses. Fulvic acid (in shilajit) is a broader cofactor that supports the chain’s overall environment, including CoQ10’s own retention in the cell. So if anything, shilajit is best thought of as complementing your existing stack - not replacing it.

Don’t expect day-one results. The mitochondrial cofactor story plays out over weeks, not hours - there’s no stimulant effect. Effects build gradually over weeks rather than appearing on day one. Most customers describe the experience as “I didn’t notice it switching on, I noticed I’d stopped feeling flat” somewhere in week 3-4. If you’re expecting a caffeine-style spike, you’ll be disappointed. If you’re expecting a steady baseline-lift, give it the 60-day tub.

One capsule per day, with food, ideally with breakfast or lunch - not late at night. Taking it with food helps with mineral absorption. Some people split into 2x ½ capsule doses if they’re sensitive to anything new, but one whole capsule is the recommended daily dose. Don’t take more than one capsule a day expecting more effect - more isn’t better.

Yes - all of them, no conflicts. Shilajit has no stimulants, no caffeine, no creatine, no aminos. It’s just standardised mineral extract. Plenty of customers stack it with NoWhey Creatine Monohydrate (creatine for muscle ATP, shilajit for the system that recharges it) or take it alongside their morning whey. The only practical note: don’t dose it at the same time as a high-mineral antacid or zinc megadose - the chelation effect can make either less predictable.

Yes. The men-specific clinical work focused on testosterone in older men because that’s where shilajit producers funded the research - but the mitochondrial cofactor mechanism works the same in any body. Cellular energy, recovery, and CoQ10 effects aren’t sex-specific. The testosterone effect specifically was studied in men, but if you’re a woman taking it for energy or recovery, the underlying mechanism still applies. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, check with a GP first - there’s not enough data and that’s the honest answer.

60-Day Try-It Guarantee. Use it as directed for the full 60 days, plenty of time to judge whether it's working for you. If you're not noticing a baseline-lift in steady energy or recovery, email sales@nowheydeals.com.au on your first order and we'll make it right - store credit or a swap, or a refund if you'd prefer. Giving it a genuine go and using most of the tub won't count against you. One claim per customer, on top of your NZ and Australian consumer-law rights.

AU metro orders typically arrive in 1-3 business days, regional 3-6. Free shipping on orders over $100. Tracking on every order. For anything else, email sales@nowheydeals.com.au - small team, fast replies, typical response under 4 business hours, no bots.