We want to share an important decision regarding Shilajit resin, a product we previously sourced from the Siberian region of Russia. After extensive research and careful consideration, we have chosen to discontinue selling this product due to concerns about sustainability, ethical sourcing, and third-party testing verification.

The collection of Shilajit resin requires harvesting at extreme altitudes of 14,000 to 16,000 feet, making it a labor-intensive and dangerous process. Based on our research, individuals typically collect only 500 to 600 grams of resin per day. Given the scale of demand—thousands of jars requiring hundreds of kilograms of resin—it became clear that ethical and sustainable harvesting at this volume would require a significant and fairly compensated workforce. However, the pricing structure we encountered raised serious concerns about whether fair wages and ethical labor practices were being upheld.

Additionally, we have been unable to independently verify the legitimacy of third-party testing for most Russian Shilajit resin on the market. Many sellers appear to rely on identical Certificates of Analysis from the same testing company, but despite our best efforts, we have not been able to confirm the validity. This lack of transparency does not align with our commitment to providing only the highest quality, ethically sourced products.

For these reasons—our dedication to ethical sourcing, sustainability, and uncompromising quality standards—we have made the decision to no longer offer Shilajit resin. We appreciate your trust and support as we continue to prioritize integrity in everything we do.

Thank you for being a part of our journey.