Shilajit Price in India: Shivvra Packs & Value

Compare the cost per stick

The single tin is ₹999 for 30 sticks, which works out to ₹33.30 per stick. The three-tin pack is ₹2499 for 90 sticks, or approximately ₹27.77 per stick. These are costs per sachet, not a prescribed daily dose.

Buying three separate single tins would cost ₹2997. The three-tin pack costs ₹498 less for the same 90 sticks. This comparison uses the current selling prices rather than a crossed-out MRP.

Why resin and honey-stick prices are different comparisons

A resin jar may be priced by its net weight, while a honey-stick tin is priced by the number of blended sachets. Equal package weights do not mean equal shilajit content. Do not compare 8 g of a honey blend with 8 g of standalone resin as if they were the same product.

To compare brands, look for the declared amount of shilajit per serving, the number of servings and the full ingredients. If those details are not available, a low price alone cannot establish value.

What else belongs in the price check?

Review the final order total and any delivery charges displayed before payment. Promotional prices and competitor listings may change, so use the price visible at the time you buy.

Quality information is a separate consideration. Ask whether testing covers the finished blend and the batch you will receive. A more expensive package is not automatically purer, safer or more effective.

• Compare selling prices for the same quantity.
• Use labelled servings, not assumptions about dose.
• Check expiry and storage information.
• Avoid treating a discount as proof of product quality.