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CURRENT BATCH REPORT · LOT 10.00100

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

Lab results for our current Altai shilajit resin batch: lot 10.00100, tested October 1, 2026 by an accredited laboratory. Lead, cadmium, arsenic and mercury all came in well under their limits, no pathogens were detected, and the resin tested authentic.

Fulvic acid
78.5%
Lead, mg/kg (limit 6)
0.37
Pathogens detected
None
Authenticity test
Authentic

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LOT 10.00100

THE RESULTS, AS THE LAB REPORTED THEM.

Product
Altai shilajit resin
Lot
10.00100
Tested
October 1, 2026
Origin
Kosh-Agach district, Altai Mountains, Altai Republic, Russia
Made
September 1, 2026
Expires
September 1, 2031

Heavy metals

mg/kg
TestResultLimit
Lead0.376
Cadmium0.0771
Arsenic0.2212
Mercury0.0111

Microbiology and pesticides

TestResultLimit
Pathogens, including salmonellaNot detected in 10 gNot allowed in 10 g
Coliform bacteriaNot detected in 0.1 gNot allowed
Staphylococcus aureusNot detected in 0.1 gNot allowed
Bacillus cereusNot detected in 200 g200 CFU/g
Total aerobic countUnder 100 CFU/g10,000 CFU/g
Yeast and moldUnder 10 CFU/g10 CFU/g
Heptachlor (pesticide)Not detected0.01 mg/kg
Aldrin (pesticide)Not detected0.01 mg/kg

Radionuclides

Strontium specific activityUnder 10 Bq/kg

Composition

Fulvic and humic acid by method R 4.1.1672-03 P3
Fulvic acid78.5%
Humic acid8.3%
Moisture10.1%
AuthenticityAuthentic

Minerals and trace elements

mg/kg
Magnesium15,900
Calcium8,500
Potassium4,560
Sodium2,500
Iron890
Aluminum450
Phosphorus400
Nickel240
Zinc89
Boron55
Manganese55
Titanium48.5
Tungsten12.2
Silver8.5
Barium7.6
Vanadium2.5
Copper1.2
Selenium0.9
Lithium0.7
Bismuth0.4
Lanthanum0.2
Tellurium0.2
AntimonyUnder 0.1
ChromiumUnder 0.1
CobaltUnder 0.1
MolybdenumUnder 0.1
ThalliumUnder 0.1
BerylliumUnder 0.01
TinUnder 0.01

Published here October 5, 2026. Limits are the permissible levels printed on the report, which states the batch conforms with the Customs Union food-safety regulation TR CU 021/2011. Laboratory accreditation РОСС RU.0001.21ПШ40. The full report also lists vitamins, amino acids and nutrition.

Lab report questions

Is VibeMedX shilajit tested for heavy metals?
Yes. Resin batch 10.00100, tested October 1, 2026, measured lead 0.37 (limit 6), cadmium 0.077 (limit 1), arsenic 0.22 (limit 12) and mercury 0.011 (limit 1), all in mg/kg.
How much fulvic acid is in VibeMedX shilajit resin?
Batch 10.00100 measured 78.5% fulvic acid and 8.3% humic acid by method R 4.1.1672-03 P3. Fulvic results vary by test method, so only compare percentages that name their method. How to check any jar.
Was it tested for bacteria and mold?
Yes. Pathogens, including salmonella, not detected in 10 g; coliform bacteria not detected in 0.1 g; Staphylococcus aureus not detected in 0.1 g; Bacillus cereus not detected in 200 g. Yeast and mold measured under 10 CFU/g and the total aerobic count under 100 CFU/g, both within the report's limits.
Where does this batch come from?
The report lists its origin as the Kosh-Agach district, Altai Mountains, Altai Republic, Russia. The batch was made September 1, 2026 and expires September 1, 2031. Meet the families behind it.
Who tested it?
An accredited laboratory, accreditation РОСС RU.0001.21ПШ40. The full report is published as a PDF. Download the full report.
Does this report cover tablets and powder?
No. It covers resin batch 10.00100. For tablets, powder or another lot, contact us with the lot number on the packaging and we will tell you which documents are available. Ask about another lot.
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