Shilajit brand reviews: tested, scored, disclosed
We buy each product ourselves. We request the lab certificate. We taste-test the resin. We score against four axes: purity, potency, value, and transparency. Editorial verdicts are written first; affiliate CTAs are added after the score is set. Sponsored placements exist and are labelled Sponsored; they do not appear in best-of picks unless they qualify under the same testing methodology.
Brand review
PurBlack Live Resin
8.4/ 10 · Altai-sourced · Third-party heavy-metal panel on file
A well-documented Altai-sourced live resin with a public COA and honest sourcing language. Best for readers who want lab-verified purity and are open to Altai instead of Himalayan origin.
| Brand | Sourcing | 3rd-party tested | Per-gram cost | Verdict | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PurBlack Live Resin | Altai (Siberia) | Yes, public COA | $1.80 | 8.4 / 10 | Review |
| Pure Aisha | Himalayan (Gilgit-Baltistan) | Yes, per-batch | $2.40 | 8.1 / 10 | Review |
| Altai Shilajit | Altai (Russia) | Yes, heavy-metal panel | $1.20 | 7.6 / 10 | Review |
| VitaCore Gummies | Blend, unspecified | Partial (heavy metal only) | $0.90 (equivalent) | 6.4 / 10 | Review |
How we tested and scored
Each brand is scored out of 10 across four axes: purity (COA, heavy-metal panel, third-party verification), potency (fulvic acid percentage, active-compound testing), value (per-gram cost against sourcing tier), and transparency (sourcing region, batch dating, corporate honesty). Read the editorial policy for full methodology.