Shilajit Guide

Is Taj Sultan Shilajit Original? What Our Lab Reports Prove (and What They Don't)

Taj Sultan · 22 October 2026 · 4 min read
Snow-covered Hindu Kush peaks above Chitral, northern Pakistan

Written by Taj Sultan about our own product. Rather than ask you to trust us, this page shows the evidence and tells you how to check it without us.

Quick answer

Yes. Taj Sultan Himalayan Shilajit is single-ingredient, single-origin shilajit resin from Chitral, sun-dried, and backed by two independent lab reports you can verify: PCSIR Laboratories Complex, Lahore found arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury not detected (report FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006), and BECS Analytics, a PNAC-accredited ISO/IEC 17025 lab, measured 75.17% fulvic acid and 10.96% humic acid (report 2512-905). Every jar ships with a printed copy of the PCSIR government-lab report, so you can check the report number yourself. Customers rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 66 reviews, and every first order has a 60-day refund. Both reports are also on our lab reports page.

Where it comes from

Tirich Mir, the highest peak of the Hindu Kush, seen from Chitral
Tirich Mir (7,708 m), the highest peak of the Hindu Kush, above Chitral. Photo: Shahzad Ali / Unsplash.

Our resin is collected in the mountains of Chitral, in the Hindu Kush of northern Pakistan, then purified and sun-dried rather than oven-dried. Taj Sultan is based in Ahmadpur East, Punjab, and sells within Pakistan. You can reach us on WhatsApp at +92 317 9680171.

What our two lab reports show

Heavy metals Fulvic acid
Laboratory PCSIR Laboratories Complex, Lahore (Government of Pakistan) BECS Analytics, Lahore (PNAC Lab #316, ISO/IEC 17025)
Report number FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006 2512-905
Date 6 July 2026 (tested 29 June to 3 July) 24 April 2026 (tested 15 April)
Method AOAC 2023 ISO 19822:2018
Result Arsenic, lead, cadmium, mercury: not detected Fulvic acid 75.17%, humic acid 10.96%
In the box Printed copy in every jar Published on our lab reports page
PCSIR Lahore heavy-metals test report FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006 for Taj Sultan shilajit
PCSIR report FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006
BECS Analytics test report 2512-905 for Taj Sultan shilajit: fulvic acid 75.170%, humic acid 10.96%
BECS Analytics report 2512-905

How to verify it without trusting us

  1. Read the printed report in your jar, or open the reports on our lab reports page, and note the report numbers.
  2. Contact the labs yourself. PCSIR Laboratories Complex is on Ferozepur Road, Lahore. BECS Analytics is listed by PNAC as an accredited lab. Ask them to confirm the report number and result.
  3. Check the PNAC directory to confirm BECS Analytics' ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.
  4. Compare with other brands using the same questions. Our top 10 brand ranking scores ten brands sold in Pakistan on exactly this.

What a lab report can't prove

We'd rather you hear the limits from us:

  • A report covers the sample tested. Ours cover the samples we sent to the labs in April and June 2026, and the report printed in your jar is that same PCSIR report. Ask us on WhatsApp if you want to know which batch you received.
  • "Not detected" depends on the lab's method and its detection limits. It means none was found at the level that method can measure.
  • Fulvic acid is one measure of real shilajit. It doesn't by itself prove the absence of contaminants, which is why we have the separate heavy-metal test.
  • No report proves a health benefit. It tells you what is in the jar, not what it will do for you. See what the human studies show.

Why "100% original" claims mean little on their own

Almost every shilajit seller in Pakistan says "100% original" or "pure Himalayan". Those words cost nothing. The things that cost money are an independent test, a lab willing to put its name on the result, a copy of that report in the customer's hands, and a refund policy you can hold a seller to. Look for those, from us or from anyone else.

Frequently asked questions

Is Taj Sultan shilajit real?

Yes. It is single-ingredient, single-origin resin from Chitral. BECS Analytics measured 75.17% fulvic acid, and PCSIR Lahore found no detectable arsenic, lead, cadmium or mercury.

Does Taj Sultan include a lab report with the jar?

Yes. Every jar ships with a printed copy of the PCSIR government-lab report (FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006), and both reports are published on our lab reports page.

Where is Taj Sultan shilajit from?

The resin comes from the mountains of Chitral, in the Hindu Kush of northern Pakistan. The company is based in Ahmadpur East, Punjab.

Is Taj Sultan PCSIR certified?

PCSIR tested our shilajit for heavy metals and issued report FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006. PCSIR issues test reports, not product certifications, so "PCSIR tested" is the accurate term.

What if it doesn't work for me?

Your first order has a 60-day refund. Message us within 60 days of delivery and we refund in full; you don't have to return the jar.

How much does Taj Sultan shilajit cost?

Rs 2,399 for 20 g, or Rs 3,999 for two jars, with free delivery across Pakistan and cash on delivery.

Roman Urdu mein khulasa

Taj Sultan ki salajeet sirf Chitral ke paharon ki khalis resin hai. PCSIR Lahore ki report (FBRC/SK/ANAL.REP./1006) mein arsenic, lead, cadmium aur mercury nahi mile, aur is report ki chhapi hui copy har jar ke saath aati hai. BECS Analytics ki report (2512-905) mein fulvic acid 75.17% aaya. 66 reviews mein 4.8 rating, aur pehle order par 60 din ki refund guarantee.

Don't take our word for it

Read the lab reports yourself

Both certificates are published in full, with every figure typed out and the report numbers you need to confirm them with the laboratory.

Taj Sultan Himalayan Shilajit sun-dried resin, 20g jar with its box, labelled 75.17% fulvic acid and third-party lab tested

Taj Sultan Himalayan Shilajit — Sun-Dried Resin (20g)

Rs.2,399.00 Rs.3,500.00