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Mountaindrop Original Shilajit Altai

Lab verifiedLab: J.S. Hamilton PolandReport: 2 Sep 2026Batch: 09.00630

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Evidence note: Lead is 0.84 mg/kg: within the EU limit of 3.0 mg/kg, but much higher than the other shilajit options we list (about 8 times the same brand’s Himalayan resin, 0.10). The previous lot (09.00560, Mar 2026) measured 1.35 mg/kg. If you want this brand, the Himalayan version has far lower lead.

Lab report

Lab-test status
Lab verified2 Sep 2026Report
Lab
J.S. Hamilton Poland Sp. z o.o., Gdynia (PCA AB 079)
J.S. Hamilton test report 791298/26/GDY (Shilajit Altai 4 × 40 g)
Batch
09.00630
Report date
2 Sep 2026
Heavy metals (mg/kg)
Pb 0.84 (well under the EU limit or below detection)Cd 0.11 (well under the EU limit or below detection)Hg 0.0074 (well under the EU limit or below detection)As 1.10 (no EU limit)
Fillers
None
Heavy-metal colours: Well under the EU limit (below half) or below detection Near the EU limit (half the limit up to the limit) Over the EU limit Grey: no EU limit (arsenic), not tested, or the lab’s reporting limit is above the EU limitEU 2023/915 limits for food supplements: lead (Pb) 3.0, cadmium (Cd) 1.0, mercury (Hg) 0.10 mg/kg. Values in mg/kg. NT = not tested; c = calculated by us from µg per serving.
Ingredient
Shilajit
Brand
Mountaindrop
Testing rule for this category
Third-party heavy-metal testing required
Status detail
An independent lab report or certification is referenced for this product.
Reviewer notes
J.S. Hamilton Poland (PCA), Sep 2026, lot 09.00630: lead 0.84, cadmium 0.11, mercury 0.0074, arsenic 1.10 mg/kg. Caveat: lead is within the EU limit of 3.0 but much higher than the other shilajit options. EU seller (Slovenia).
Product page
Mountaindrop (mountaindrop.com, SI)

⚠ 2 red flags

  • Lead 0.84 mg/kg: within the EU limit (3.0) but much higher than the other shilajit options; the previous lot measured 1.35.
  • Fulvic acid is not measured in the heavy-metal report.

Purity & biohacker panel

Facts only, no scores. Lab: J.S. Hamilton Poland Sp. z o.o., Gdynia (PCA AB 079) · J.S. Hamilton test report 791298/26/GDY (Shilajit Altai 4 × 40 g) · batch 09.00630 · dated 2026-09-02 (report age 2 months).

Cleanliness checks

Free of fillers and additivesYes
Seller states 100% shilajit resin with nothing added · seller page
Full ingredient list publishedYes
Single ingredient: shilajit resin · seller page
Lead (Pb)Yes
0.84 ± 0.22 mg/kg (measured), EU supplement limit ≤ 3.0 · lab report
Cadmium (Cd)Yes
0.11 ± 0.03 mg/kg (measured), EU supplement limit ≤ 1.0 · lab report
Mercury (Hg)Yes
0.0074 ± 0.0013 mg/kg (measured), EU supplement limit ≤ 0.10 · lab report
Arsenic (As)Yes
1.10 ± 0.21 mg/kg (measured), total arsenic; no EU limit for supplements · lab report
MicrobiologyUnknown
Not in this heavy-metal report (the brand publishes separate microbiology reports; not reviewed by us) · no source
PesticidesUnknown
Not in the published report · no source
Label accuracy (measured vs claim)Unknown
Fulvic acid not measured in this report · no source

Biohacker parameters

Form
Soft resin · seller page
Dose per serving
0.2 g per dose, maximum 0.6 g a day · seller page
Servings per pack
108–325 days at 0.6–0.2 g a day (65 g jar) · seller page
Price / cost per daily dose
€89.95 / 65 g ≈ €0.28 per day at 0.2 g (up to €0.83 at the 0.6 g maximum) (calculated, checked 21 Oct 2026). Also 25 g €44.95 and 40 g €63.95. No UK seller on file. · seller page
Branded ingredient
No · seller page
Sourced / made in
Altai mountains, above 3,000 m (seller); BTI KI Trening d.o.o., Škofja Loka, Slovenia · seller page
Capsule material
None (resin) · seller page
Allergens
Unknown · no source
Vegan
Unknown · no source
Third-party certifications
GMP, ISO 9001:2015 and HACCP production facilities (seller); no product certification · seller page
Report age
2 months · lab report

Unknown = not published or not verifiable. Prices from the linked seller page, checked 21 Oct 2026.

Testing evidence

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