Alchemist Organics Shilajit Resin scores 6.4 out of 10 and ranks second in our Australian shilajit ranking. Retailer listings say it is tested by Eurofins Scientific, which is a plus, but we could not find a public batch report and the origin is given only as "the Himalayas".
Alchemist Organics Shilajit Resin is one of the names that comes up most often in Australian "best shilajit" roundups, mainly because it is stocked by established retailers such as Santos Organics in 30 g and 60 g sizes.
Alchemist Organics
Overall score out of 10 · rank 2 of 6
- Product
- Shilajit Resin 30g and 60g
- Size
- 30 g and 60 g
- Price
- Varies by retailer; check the live listing
- Price per gram
- Not confirmed
- Origin
- Listed as sourced from the Himalayas at about 18,000 feet; no country named on the retailer listing we reviewed
- Lab evidence
- Retailer listing says lab-tested by Eurofins Scientific for purity, potency and safety; we did not find a public batch report
- Purification
- Not clearly described in the listings we reviewed
- Shipping
- Stocked by Australian retailers such as Santos Organics
- Reviews
- Frequently recommended in Australian retailer guides; those guides are themselves commercial
What we like
- Names Eurofins as its testing lab
- Available in 30 g and 60 g sizes
- Stocked through established Australian retailers
What to weigh up
- No public batch-level report found
- Country of origin not named in the listings we reviewed
- Purification method not described in detail
Origin
Retailer listings say the resin is sourced at about 18,000 feet in the Himalayas. No country is named in the listings we reviewed. That matters because "Himalayan" covers several countries and very different supply chains. By comparison, ShilNepal names Namche Bazaar in Nepal and an altitude range of 3,600 to 4,000 m.
Lab testing
The Alchemist Organics listing on Santos Organics says the product is lab-tested by Eurofins Scientific for purity, potency and safety. That is a good sign, since Eurofins is a large, recognised testing group. What we could not find is a public report tied to a batch number. Without it, a testing claim is something to ask the brand about rather than something you can read for yourself. Our guide to reading a shilajit lab report lists what to request.
The same listing mentions around 84 trace minerals and more than 77% fulvic acid. These are brand claims, and we have not seen the underlying analysis.
Price and availability
Prices vary by retailer, and we could not confirm a current 30 g price, so check the live listing. At roughly the A$55 to A$75 range typical for branded 30 g resins, expect about A$1.80 to A$2.50 per gram. See our shilajit price guide.
Who it suits
Alchemist Organics suits shoppers who like buying from an established Australian health retailer and want a jar with a named lab. If you want origin and batch evidence you can verify yourself, ShilNepal currently offers more.
Our verdict
At 6.4 out of 10, Alchemist Organics is a credible mid-tier choice. It earns the second-best lab score on our list for naming Eurofins, but it loses points for no public batch report, an unspecified country of origin and little detail on purification.
Frequently asked questions
Is Alchemist Organics shilajit lab tested?
Retailer listings say it is tested by Eurofins Scientific for purity, potency and safety. We did not find a public batch-level report, so ask the brand or retailer for a certificate of analysis for the batch you buy.
Where does Alchemist Organics shilajit come from?
Listings describe it as sourced from high in the Himalayas, at about 18,000 feet. The country is not named in the listings we reviewed.
How does Alchemist Organics compare with ShilNepal?
ShilNepal scores higher (9.0 vs 6.4) mainly because it names its origin at village level, publishes a batch-linked Eurofins heavy metals report and documents its Shodhana purification. See the full ranking.