Pure Shilajit: How to Tell Real from Fake (UK 2026)

Shilajit quality varies a lot. Here's how to check you're buying a genuine, well-made product — and not an overpriced fake.

1. Look for a stated extract strength

Good products tell you exactly what's inside. For example, NASHnal is standardised from a 300mg 10:1 extract to deliver 3000mg per serving. Vague labels with no numbers are a red flag. See our full formula.

2. Check the certifications

Trusted supplements are made to recognised standards. Look for GMP, Halal and ISO — NASHnal is manufactured in the UK to all three. Halal buyers can read Is Shilajit halal?

3. Read the full ingredient list

Know what you're getting. A quality gummy will list its botanicals and its setting agent (look for pectin, not gelatine). Hidden fillers or no ingredient list = avoid.

4. Where is it made?

UK-made products follow strict food-supplement rules. NASHnal is made for UZ Traders Ltd in Nottingham.

5. Be careful with health claims

In the UK, sellers cannot legally claim Shilajit treats or cures anything. If a seller promises miracle results, that's a warning sign, not a selling point.