A pre-diluted liquid form of shilajit with a dropper. No warming, no guessing at a rice-grain portion, no sticky spoon — for people who want the traditional preparation without the traditional handling.
Counted Drops
No guessing
No Warming
Ready in any weather
Travels Well
Sealed dropper bottle
Why This Form Exists
Resin is traditional. It is also fiddly.
Anyone who has used shilajit resin knows the routine: the jar sets hard in winter, you warm it in your hands, you try to judge a rice-grain portion on a spoon, and something always ends up stuck to something.
The drops remove all of that. The shilajit is already diluted and measured by the dropper, so the dose is the same every time and the bottle behaves the same in January as in June. Nothing is added in terms of claims — what changes is purely how you handle it.
Important
Do not carry over the resin dosage
"This is diluted. The measure is not the same."
If you have used resin before, the instinct is to take a comparable amount. Do not. The drops are a diluted preparation with their own dosage printed on the bottle, and that is the number to follow.
As with the resin, more is not better. The traditional approach to shilajit has always been a small amount taken consistently rather than a large amount taken occasionally.
Side By Side
Drops or resin
Consideration
Liquid Drops
Resin
Form
Pre-diluted, dropper bottle
Thick sticky resin in a jar
Measuring
Counted drops
By eye, rice-grain sized
Cold weather
No change
Sets firm, needs warming
Travel
Easy
Awkward
Suits
Anyone wanting it simple
Traditional users
Using It
Three steps and done
Check the bottle for the dosage and use that number of drops — not a resin-sized portion.
Add to warm milk or water and stir. The taste is strong and earthy, which most people find easier in a drink than neat.
Close the bottle and keep it out of sunlight. No refrigeration needed.
Please note: this is a traditional Ayurvedic preparation, not a medicine, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. If you are pregnant or nursing, taking prescribed medication, managing a health condition, or considering it for a child, speak to a qualified doctor before use.
Key Points
At a glance
Pre-diluted liquid with a dropper.
Dosage printed on the bottle.
Does not firm up in cold weather.
Easy to measure and to travel with.
Take in warm milk or water.
Strong, earthy taste.
Available 15ml and 30ml.
Store closed, out of sunlight.
Buying From Kashmir Online Store
What we will and will not tell you
We make no medical or curative claims for it.
We warn you not to carry over the resin dosage.
We will point you to the resin if that suits you better.
Dispatched from Pampore, Kashmir.
GST invoice on every order, delivery across India.
Product Specifications
The details that matter
Attribute
Details
Product
Shilajit liquid drops
Form
Pre-diluted liquid, dropper bottle
Dosage
As printed on the bottle
How taken
In warm milk or water
Pack sizes
15ml · 30ml
Storage
Closed, room temperature, out of sunlight
Dispatch
From Pampore, Kashmir, with GST invoice
Drops or resin — which suits you?
Tell us how you would take it day to day and we will point you to the form that actually fits your routine.
The drops are a pre-diluted liquid measured with a dropper, while the resin is thick and portioned by eye. The drops are easier to measure, easier to travel with and do not need warming; the resin is the traditional form.
How many drops should I take?
Follow the dosage printed on the bottle rather than guessing. Because the liquid is already diluted, the measure is different from the rice-grain portion used with resin.
How do I take them?
Add the stated number of drops to warm milk or water and stir. Some people take them directly, though the taste is strong and earthy, which most find easier in a drink.
Do they need refrigeration?
No. Keep the bottle tightly closed at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat. Unlike the resin, the drops do not firm up in cold weather.
Who should not take it?
Speak to a doctor before use if you are pregnant or nursing, taking prescribed medication, managing a health condition, or considering it for a child. It is a traditional preparation, not a treatment for any condition.