Shilajit Supplement Manufacturer
Purified Himalayan and Altai resin — standardised to fulvic acid, released on a per-batch heavy-metal panel.
INGREDIENT SPOTLIGHT
Shilajit Supplement Manufacturing — Your Formula, Our Line
We manufacture Shilajit products on our partner lines in Zhengzhou, China. Bring a finished formula, a target active level or a rough concept, and we convert it into a specification we can run in bulk — resin, powder and extract grades included.
- Resin, powder and standardised extract forms
- Fulvic acid specification agreed before sampling
- Capsule, stick pack and bulk powder formats
Purified Himalayan and Altai shilajit resin, standardised to fulvic acid — with the heavy-metal testing this ingredient cannot skip.
12 Dosage Forms
Gummies, capsules, softgels, tablets, powders, liquids and solid beverages — all run in-house.
6 Production Lines
Two GMP facilities covering 14,000 sqm, 200+ employees, no subcontracted fill.
100+ Export Markets
cGMP, HACCP, ISO 22000 and HALAL certified. Documentation built for your market.
At a Glance
| Item | What We Run |
|---|---|
| Source regions | Himalayan (Nepal, India), Altai (Siberia), Caucasus |
| Form supplied | Purified resin, dry extract powder, or liquid concentrate |
| Standardisation | Fulvic acid, typically 20%–60% by assay |
| Common formats | Gummy, hard capsule, softgel, liquid drop, stick pack, chewable |
| Typical load | 100–500 mg per unit; 250–500 mg per serving is common |
| Testing priority | Heavy metals (lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium), fulvic acid assay, microbiological |
| Certification | cGMP, HACCP, ISO 22000, HALAL |
| Documentation | COA with heavy metals and fulvic acid, origin declaration, allergen statement |
Why Shilajit Is the Highest-Risk Ingredient We Handle
Shilajit is the highest-risk ingredient we handle — a rock-derived resin whose composition depends entirely on where it came from and how it was purified. Three numbers decide whether your product is credible.
Heavy-Metal Panel
Raw shilajit carries soil, rock fragments and whatever heavy metals the source geology contains. Every credible product starts from purified material with a per-batch panel — we treat it as a release condition, not a nice-to-have.
Fulvic Acid Assay
The assay separates a genuine standardised extract from a diluted resin. We quote from the analytical figure, and we will tell you up front when a high fulvic target narrows the supplier pool enough to move lead time and price.
Format vs Taste
Traditional use is 250–500 mg of resin with a strong earthy taste. Capsules and softgels mask it; a liquid drop or stick pack is closest to traditional use and the hardest to make acceptable. The earthy note is the number-one consumer complaint — we sample before you commit.
Formats We Run
Gummies & Chewables
4 g unit weight, 100–300 mg shilajit per piece — a strong flavour system is essential.
Hard Capsules
HPMC or gelatin, 250–500 mg fill — the simplest way to deliver a standardised extract.
Softgels
Oil or suspension fill, a clean 250–500 mg single-unit dose with good masking.
Liquid Drops
10–1,000 ml bottles, closest to traditional use — taste development required.
Powder & Stick Packs
3–30 g servings, usually blended with other adaptogens or minerals.
Tablets
Compressed and film-coated, up to 500 mg — useful where a large single-unit dose is wanted.
What We Check Before Release
Heavy Metals
Lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium tested on every batch and reported individually on the COA — a release condition for a rock-derived resin.
Fulvic & Identity
Fulvic acid assay confirmed against your agreed specification — not inferred from an extraction ratio — with source region and purification method recorded for the origin declaration.
Micro & Moisture
Microbiological load on the purified resin and finished product, plus moisture content and resin integrity, which drive stability in gummies and softgels.
Sensory
Taste, odour and colour tracked through shelf life in the chosen format — the earthy note is the category’s number-one complaint.
Sourcing and Specification Notes
Three Origins
Himalayan, Altai and Caucasus material are all available — different mineral profiles and price points, and the origin declaration follows the source you choose.
Extract vs Resin
Dry extract powder is easier to standardise and is the usual choice for capsules and gummies; purified resin suits traditional-format and premium positions.
Restricted Markets
Some markets treat shilajit as a traditional ingredient, others as novel or restricted. We flag any restriction before artwork is finalised.
One Thing Buyers Get Wrong
Buying shilajit without a per-batch heavy-metal result. This is a rock-derived resin — a contamination profile is not a formality here, it is the release test. The second mistake is comparing suppliers on fulvic acid without comparing the assay method: different methods return different figures for the same material, so we quote the figure you will see on the COA with the method stated. And do not underestimate the taste — sample before you design packaging that implies a mild product.
Popular Formulas We Run
Shilajit is most often built into men's and adaptogen lines — here are the standard pairings.
Men's Vitality
Shilajit with maca, L-arginine and zinc for a men's health capsule.
Adaptogen Matrix
Shilajit with ashwagandha and rhodiola for a multi-pathway stress formula.
Energy + Focus
Shilajit with bacopa and phosphatidylserine for a cognitive-positioned blend.
MOQ, Sampling & Lead Times
The commercial basics up front — minimums, sampling and production speed, the same commitment on every ingredient line.
Minimum Order Quantities
From 100 pieces per SKU on standard formats; 500 for custom packaging, 1,000 for a custom formula and 3,000 for full turnkey projects.
Quote & Sampling
Enquiries answered within 24 hours and quotations within 48. Samples take 2-3 days, with pilot batches from 1–5 kg before any bulk commitment.
Production & Dispatch
Standard bulk runs complete in 5–10 days, with packaged goods leaving the factory in 10–15 days after PO and artwork approval.
Where to Go Next
Health Focus
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order quantity for shilajit gummies or capsules?
MOQ is confirmed per format and specification at quotation stage. Fulvic acid target, load per unit, unit weight and packaging all move the figure — send us the target and we will quote exactly.
Do you test for heavy metals?
Yes, on every batch, with lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium reported individually on the Certificate of Analysis. For a rock-derived resin this is a release condition, not an optional extra.
Can you standardise to a specific fulvic acid percentage?
Yes. Tell us the fulvic acid figure you need and we will source to it. Higher targets narrow the supplier pool and extend lead time, and we will tell you that before you commit.
Which format is best for shilajit?
Capsules and softgels are the easiest to taste-mask and the simplest to dose. Gummies are popular but need a strong flavour system. Liquid drops and stick packs are closest to traditional use but the hardest to formulate acceptably. We sample the format you choose.
Is shilajit permitted in my market?
It varies. Some markets treat it as a traditional ingredient, others as novel. Tell us the destination and we will flag any restriction before artwork is finalised — see our regulatory support page.
How long does bulk production take?
We reply to enquiries within 24 hours and send a quotation within 48. Samples take 2-3 days, and standard bulk runs complete in 5–10 days with packaged goods leaving in 10–15 days.
DOSAGE FORMS
Which format should your Shilajit product take?
The same Shilajit blend can be delivered in several forms, and each one changes the fill weight, the taste profile and the tooling. We produce capsule, powder and resin in-house, so the choice is driven by your market rather than by what a third party can supply.
- Forms we run for this ingredient: capsules, softgels and powders
- Pilot batch from 1–5 kg before any bulk commitment
- Fill weight, unit count and pack format set to your brief
Request a Shilajit Sample
Send the target actives, dosage form and pack size. We reply with a feasibility view, a sample plan and indicative pricing within 1–2 business days.
Start Your Project
Tell us the fulvic acid target, the format and the destination market you have in mind, and we will come back with a sourcing route, the heavy-metal testing view and a quotation. Prefer to see the capability first? Read how our OEM programmes run, or request a free quote.