Kapiva, Dabur and Patanjali Shilajit: Label Claims Analysis

This analysis from The Yeti Life records what four shilajit resin products state on their own product pages, and separates a laboratory-measured value from a label claim. We have not laboratory-tested the Kapiva, Dabur or Patanjali products; every figure for them is what the brand itself publishes. Brand pages were read on 11 September 2026. Prices and claims change — check each brand's page before relying on them.

What each product page states

Product Pack Price on the page Price per gram Fulvic acid Testing statement on the page
The Yeti Life Himalayan Shilajit Resin 20 g ₹849 ₹42.45/g 76.12 % — measured, Eurofins report AR-258-2025-20112882-01, batch B023724DC25 Batch certificate published as a PDF
Kapiva Himalayan Shilajit Resin 20 g ₹999 (MRP ₹1,199) ₹49.95/g “60%+” / “>60%” — stated “Lab-tested purity with NABL reports in every pack”; “GMP-certified manufacturing”
Dabur Himalayan Shilajit Resin 15 g · 10 g ₹580 · ₹373 (compare-at ₹1,077 · ₹745) ₹38.67/g · ₹37.30/g “>80% Fulvic Acid” — stated “Lab tested for toxins, heavy metals”
Patanjali Divya Shuddh Shilajeet (Sat) 20 g See product page Not stated on the product page No testing statement found on the product page

What this table can and cannot tell you

  • A stated minimum and a measured result are different kinds of claim. Dabur states a higher fulvic acid figure (>80 %) than our measured 76.12 %. Neither figure is a like-for-like test of both products by the same laboratory and method.
  • Fulvic acid results depend on the test method. Certificates do not always state one — ours does not — so two percentages from two laboratories are not directly comparable.
  • Price per gram is calculated from the listed price and pack size on the retrieval date. It excludes shipping and discounts applied at checkout.

How to check any brand yourself

  1. Ask for the certificate for the batch printed on your jar, not a sample certificate.
  2. Confirm it names the laboratory and gives a report number you can quote back to that laboratory.
  3. Check the analysis date sits before the manufacturing or release date of your batch.
  4. Look for fulvic acid as a number and heavy metals (lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium) with a result for each.

Our measured batch

The only laboratory result on this page for a product of our own. Values are transcribed from the certificate below.

Field Value on the certificate
Product The Yeti Life Shilajit Resin
Batch number B023724DC25
Testing laboratory Eurofins — sample code 258-2025-20112882, report AR-258-2025-20112882-01
Date of analysis 18–23 Dec. 2025 (report dated 24 Dec. 2025)
Manufactured / expiry 16 Dec. 2025 / 15 Dec. 2027
Fulvic acid 76.12 % (specification: above 75 %, internal specification)
Heavy metals — lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium Pass, per Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India specifications

Download the batch B023724DC25 certificate of analysis (PDF)

How this report was compiled

  • Batch values are transcribed from the certificate PDF linked above.
  • Study results are quoted from the published abstracts on PubMed, retrieved 11 September 2026. Where an abstract reports no number, this page reports none.
  • Other brands' figures were read from their own product pages on 11 September 2026. They are published claims, not results we have tested.
  • This page makes no claim that any product treats or prevents a disease. Speak to a doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition.

Sources

  1. Kapiva — Himalayan Shilajit Resin 20g product page, retrieved 11 September 2026
  2. Dabur — Himalayan Shilajit Resin product page, retrieved 11 September 2026
  3. Patanjali — Divya Shuddh Shilajeet (Sat) product page, retrieved 11 September 2026
  4. The Yeti Life — Himalayan Shilajit Resin product page
  5. The Yeti Life — Certificate of analysis, batch B023724DC25