Maharishi Ayurveda Shilajit Himalayan Resin 30g scores 5.0 out of 10 and ranks sixth. It has one of the lowest sticker prices at about A$52 to A$55 for 30 g, but we found no testing claim, no batch report and no origin detail beyond "Himalayan".
Maharishi Ayurveda is a long-established Ayurvedic brand, and its Shilajit Himalayan Resin is among the cheapest 30 g resins sold in Australia.
Maharishi Ayurveda
Overall score out of 10 · rank 6 of 6
- Product
- Shilajit Himalayan Resin 30g
- Size
- 30 g
- Price
- About A$52 to A$55
- Price per gram
- About A$1.74 to A$1.83/g
- Origin
- "Himalayan" resin; no specific region named in the listing we reviewed
- Lab evidence
- We did not find a heavy metal testing claim or report for this product
- Purification
- Not detailed in the listing we reviewed
- Shipping
- Available through Australian organic and Ayurvedic retailers
- Reviews
- Long-established Ayurvedic brand
What we like
- Among the lowest sticker prices for a 30 g resin
- Established Ayurvedic brand
- Available through Australian specialty retailers
What to weigh up
- No testing claim or report found
- Origin only "Himalayan"
- Little detail on how it is purified
Origin and purification
The listing we reviewed calls the product "Himalayan" and does not name a country, region or altitude. It also gives no description of purification. A low price can be legitimate, but without origin or process detail there is little to judge it by.
Lab testing
We did not find a heavy metal testing claim or a published certificate of analysis for this product. That does not mean it has not been tested. It means we could not verify anything. Because shilajit is a natural mineral resin that can carry heavy metals, we recommend asking the brand for a batch certificate before buying. See our guide to shilajit heavy metals.
Price
The 30 g jar is listed at about A$52 to A$55, or A$1.74 to A$1.83 per gram. For a comparable per-gram price with a published Eurofins batch report, a five-tin order of ShilNepal works out to about A$1.67 per gram.
Our verdict
Maharishi Ayurveda scores 5.0 out of 10. It wins on sticker price (9/10 for value) and loses on every transparency measure we weight.
Frequently asked questions
Is Maharishi Ayurveda shilajit good?
It is inexpensive and from an established Ayurvedic brand, but we could not find a lab report, testing claim or origin detail, so we rank it lower than brands that publish more.
How much is Maharishi Ayurveda shilajit?
About A$52 to A$55 for 30 g at Australian retailers we checked.