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Two formats of one traditional ingredient — both live in our Shilajit collection. Aram Shilajit Gummies use purified Himalayan shilajit extract — with its naturally occurring fulvic acid and trace minerals — in a vegan, sugar-free gummy. Aram Shilajit Saffron Honey Sticks carry real shilajit resin in single-serve sticks, blended with natural honey and genuine saffron: the most traditional pairing in the range, in the most convenient format we make.

Shilajit has been used in Ayurveda for centuries; saffron and honey have their own long histories in the same tradition. We present all three as exactly that — traditional ingredients, honestly specced — with every batch screened for heavy metals and the certificates published.

The stick is the simplest habit in our range: tear one open with your morning tea — stirred into warm (not boiling) water, taken straight, or over porridge or yoghurt — and that's the serving done, pre-measured, wherever you are. The gummies are even lower-friction: the label's daily amount with breakfast, next to the kettle or the coffee machine so they're impossible to forget.

Either way, the principle is the same as everywhere in the Aram range: attach the product to something you already do every morning, follow the stated intake, and let consistency do the rest.

Because shilajit is an ingredient where sourcing is everything. Raw and poorly processed shilajit can carry heavy metals — it's the format's documented problem, and price-led buying is how people end up with it. Aram uses purified shilajit, and every batch is screened by an independent laboratory for lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium, with certificates published on our Lab Reports page against your batch number.

And because we keep our copy where the law keeps it: there are no authorised health claims for shilajit in the UK, so a brand promising you energy outcomes is promising what regulation doesn't back. We describe what shilajit is, what it contains and where it comes from — purified extract in the gummies, real resin with saffron and honey in the sticks — and we let a few centuries of Ayurvedic tradition do its own talking. Between the two formats, the spec is the difference, not the standard: the same purification, the same per-batch screening, the same published paperwork.