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Vitadote® Shilajit Tablets are the practical way to take pure Altai shilajit: exactly dosed, without the earthy taste of resin, and easy to take anywhere – at work, in the gym bag or while travelling. Each package contains 120 tablets of 200 mg pure shilajit from the Altai Mountains in Kazakhstan, standardised on fulvic acid content and pressed without fillers.

Why choose the tablets

  • Exact dosing: every tablet contains precisely 200 mg – no spatula, no guessing, no sticky resin
  • No taste barrier: the practical choice if you find the bitter, earthy taste of resin challenging
  • Lab-tested: analysed for heavy metals and standardised on fulvic acid content for consistent quality
  • Clean formula: pure shilajit resin as the only active ingredient – vegan, gluten-free, GMO-free and keto-friendly
  • Officially notified as a food supplement with the competent authorities in Belgium and Romania (Ref 20269); advertising claims reviewed in the Netherlands by the independent Keuringsraad KOAG/KAG. Note: a notification is a legal registration, not a governmental approval of the product.

How to use

Take 2 tablets (400 mg) twice daily, ideally 30–60 minutes before a meal, with lukewarm non-chlorinated water, herbal tea or warm milk (below 39 °C) – or follow the advice of your health professional. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. One package lasts 30 days at 4 tablets per day, or 60 days at 2 tablets per day.

Specifications

  • Contents: 120 tablets à 200 mg (24 g) – 4 blister strips of 30 tablets | EAN 8719326162522
  • Ingredient: pure shilajit resin (standardised on fulvic acid content)
  • Origin: Altai Mountains, Kazakhstan
  • Allergen note: contains small amounts of coconut oil
  • Storage: cool, dry and away from direct sunlight; keep out of reach of young children

Food supplement. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding without medical advice; consult your doctor or pharmacist if you use medication.