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Shilajit
Gummies

The honest 500 mg dose. Purified Himalayan shilajit, standardized to 20% fulvic acid, set into two daily berry gummies. Every number below is printed on the bottle.

$19.9960 gummies · 30 servings · Prime
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Sold and fulfilled by Amazon. Non-returnable. Formulated by Fardeen Khan, founder.

01 · dose500 mg purified shilajit

Actual extract in the two-gummy serving, not an equivalent. The dose the eight-week trial used.

02 · standard20% fulvic acid

Measured on the extract by a method that isolates fulvic acid. About 100 mg per serving.

03 · gummy20 calories, 3 g sugar

Berry, pectin, no sugar alcohols. Tastes nothing like resin.

PowerNutrient Shilajit Gummies bottle on a warm stone surface
04 · count60 gummies, 30 days

Two with your morning coffee. $0.67 per serving at the Amazon price.

05 · facilityMade under 21 CFR Part 111

FDA's supplement manufacturing regulation. Made in a GMP-certified facility, and every bottle is batch-coded for traceability.

06 · the servingTwo gummies, 20 calories

Berry gummies with 3 g of sugar and pectin, no sugar alcohols. Two a day with breakfast, one bottle a month.

Serving size2 gummies
Servings per bottle30
Cost per serving$0.67
Shilajit extract500 mg
Fulvic acid20%
Ashwagandha root200 mg (10:1 eq.)
Panax ginseng100 mg (10:1 eq.)
Zinc · B1210 mg · 2.4 mcg
Calories · sugar20 · 3 g
DietVegan · non-GMO
Lot formatBatch-coded on base
ReturnsNon-returnable
4.2out of 5
on amazon · as of October 23, 202610 customer reviews, six 5-star, two 4-star, one 3-star and one 2-star, posted September 9 to October 3, 2026.9 are Amazon Vine reviews of a free product, labeled that way on Amazon. We do not copy review text here; Amazon's terms keep it on Amazon, and that is where you should read it.
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A hand holding the bottle in warm morning light01 · the dose
02 · the label
03 · the gummy
The bottle beside raw shilajit resin, ashwagandha roots and ginseng root04 · the stack
05 · the raw material
Supplement Facts panel: full doses disclosed for every ingredient06 · the panel
chapter 01
500mg

The dose the research used

The best-designed shilajit trial ran eight weeks at 500 mg a day and found better strength retention under fatigue. We print 500 mg because that is what is in the serving, and because it is the dose that was studied. What the trials actually found →

chapter 02
20% fulvic acid

A number with a method behind it

Authentic purified shilajit lands near 15 to 20% fulvic acid. Labels that say 70 or 80% are usually counting organic matter that is not fulvic acid. We print the smaller, measured number. Why the numbers differ so much →

chapter 03
20calories

Two a day, no jar, no spoon

Berry gummies with 3 g of sugar and pectin, no sugar alcohols. The same purified extract, standardized the same way, at a measured dose you cannot eyeball wrong. Gummies vs resin, honestly →

chapter 04
5ingredients, 5 numbers

No proprietary blend

Ashwagandha 200 mg and panax ginseng 100 mg are stated as 10:1 extract equivalents from 20 mg and 10 mg of extract, and the panel prints the derivation. Zinc 10 mg and B12 2.4 mcg are simple amounts. Shilajit and ashwagandha together →

chapter 05
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Purified from the raw resin

Raw shilajit carries whatever the rock carried. Purification is not a refinement step, it is the entire point, and it is what removes the heavy metals raw resin carries. Real shilajit vs fake →

chapter 06
67¢per serving

Priced like a supplement

$19.99 for 30 servings on Amazon with Prime shipping, which works out to 67 cents a day. Non-returnable, as ingestible supplements are, so everything you need to decide is printed on this page and on the panel. How to read a shilajit label →

turn it over

Front of the bottle,
back of the bottle

Drag the handle. The front sells. The back is regulated. Judge every shilajit product by the back.

Front of the PowerNutrient bottleSupplement Facts panel on the back of the bottle
frontback · supplement facts
see it up close

Studio clips of the bottle

The label shown is the real one. Not customer footage.

The label, up close. Every amount printed.
What arrives. Sixty gummies, two a day.
Deep red, berry. No tar taste.
The pour. A studio loop.
The journey, illustrated. Rock, purified, gummy.
read the label, not the front

Ours vs a typical gummy

Eight US labels read on September 22, 2026. No brand named.

Ours against a typical shilajit gummyComparison
What to checkPowerNutrientTypical gummy
Shilajit per serving500 mg of purified extract100 to 400 mg, or an equivalent
How the number is statedActual amount in the gummy"6,000 mg" from a 20:1 ratio
Fulvic acid20%, standardizedNot stated, or an unexplained 50 to 75%
Calories per serving20Up to 200
Every amount disclosedYes, five ingredients, five numbersProprietary blend is common
try it

Decode a competitor's label

Type in what another bottle prints on the front and see what lands in the gummy against our 500 mg.

Decode a competitor's label in ten secondsInteractive · move the controls

Their front-of-bottle number

Other labels can print the raw-material equivalent instead of the contents. Pick how that brand counts, then slide to the number on their front.

PowerNutrient, for reference500 mg actual extractno ratio, no equivalence
500mg in their gummy
ours: 500 mg, the studied dose

Same as ours. 500 mg of actual extract, stated plainly. Rare, and worth buying from whoever does it.

Equivalents are a legal labeling convention, not a lie. Our shilajit is 500 mg of actual extract. Two of our secondary ingredients, ashwagandha and ginseng, do use 10:1 equivalents, and our panel prints the derivation.

The fulvic acid percentage

Same purified shilajit, three ways of measuring it. Watch the number a label can print.

20%fulvic acid, as measured

About 20%. A gravimetric method that isolates fulvic acid. The number we print, and the range authentic purified shilajit lands in.

Illustrative ranges from published method comparisons. A percentage without a method is a number without a meaning.

what is actually in it

Five ingredients, five numbers

500 mgPurified shilajit

Standardized to 20% fulvic acid. The dose the eight-week trial used.

200 mgAshwagandha root

10:1 equivalent from 20 mg of extract. Studied for stress.

100 mgPanax ginseng

10:1 equivalent from 10 mg of extract.

10 mgZinc citrate

91% of the Daily Value.*

2.4 mcgVitamin B12

Methylcobalamin, 100% DV.*

What to expectJudge it on the trial timeline, not on day three
weeks 1 to 2

Probably nothing you can attribute

No study reports an early effect. Keep taking two a day.

weeks 3 to 8

The window the trials measured

The eight-week placebo-controlled trial at 500 mg found better strength retention under fatigue.*

beyond 90 days

Honestly unknown

No trial runs much past three months. We say so rather than guess.

questions, answered

Before you buy

What is shilajit?

A mineral biomass that forms over centuries in high-altitude Himalayan rock, traditionally consumed as a resin. We use it purified, standardized to 20% fulvic acid, and set into a gummy.

Do shilajit gummies actually work?

Shilajit at 500 mg a day has modest support from small human trials, mainly for holding strength under fatigue over eight weeks. No trial has tested a gummy, and most gummies contain far less than 500 mg.*

Are there side effects?

At studied doses, purified shilajit produced no safety signal in trials up to 90 days. The risk is contamination of poorly purified product. Pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18, or on medication: talk to a doctor first. Full safety article →

Why 500 mg when other bottles say 4,000 mg?

Because 500 mg is what is in the serving, and it is the dose the best trial used. A 4,000 mg label is usually 400 mg of a 10:1 extract, stated as a raw-material equivalent.

What does 20% fulvic acid mean?

One fifth of the extract's weight is fulvic acid, about 100 mg per serving. Authentic purified shilajit lands near 15 to 20%; labels that claim 70 or 80% are usually counting organic matter that is not fulvic acid.

Who is it for?

Adults who want a measured daily dose of shilajit without a jar and a spoon. Not for anyone pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18, or with a condition on the list in our safety article without a doctor's sign-off.

What does it taste like?

Berry. The gummy carries 3 g of sugar and pectin, and it tastes nothing like resin.

Where is it made?

In a facility certified to the FDA's supplement manufacturing regulation, 21 CFR Part 111. Every bottle is batch-coded, and every ingredient amount is printed on the panel.

the honest 500 mg

Every milligram
on the label

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.