Mystic ShilajitReviews of mysticshilajit.com

Well, it took some time, but the two boxes arrived. I thought it was a little strange that the jars were completely black, and no instructions/paper inside. The little wooden “spoon”/stick had the text “Shilajit”, though. The taste is horrible, like consuming the remains of an ashtray. Reading the other negative comment here, I am not sure if I dare taking the stuff. It was 60% off (with only a few hours left) when I ordered a month ago. It still is 60% with only a few hours left. I guess I should have checked this company better before I bought two jars. 5 stars if this is legit - but if it is a junk product, it is of course ZERO stars from me. Too bad I have no idea. (Edit: Seems like all the new reviews since I wrote this a couple of months ago confirm my concerns. The jars will go in the garbage - luckily I didn’t take the risk consuming the product. Stay away!)

Stay farrrrr away! I clicked on a Facebook advertisement that appeared late at night, and when visiting their website, I discovered that they claimed to have 8,686 ratings on Trustpilot with an average rating of 4.8 stars. I regret not seeing that the information was false and that the image was merely a JPG rather than a link to the Trustpilot website. When I noticed this, I demanded a refund right away since, if they had lied about that, then they had also lied about the results of their lab work! When I verified the test number with Eurofins lab, it didn't even appear to be a legitimate test number. Since they had already shipped their phony product, they refused to give a refund. I visit their Instagram page and not a single post. So, I visit Facebook once more to check if their advertisements show up, and to my surprise, there are three distinct adverts from the one I originally saw. What connects them all together? They are just copy and paste advertisements from other businesses that use the same black jar; funny enough, they don't even obscure the names of the other businesses that are used in the videos from other companies! I won't be touching this stuff with a ten-foot pole, because it might as well be some industrial tar from Home Depot for all I know!