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1 tin · 30 sticks · 8 g per stick
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Shivvra · Shilajit honeysticks
Shivvra, sometimes searched as Shivra, combines three ingredients in an 8 g stick. Understanding the blend matters more than a shortened product name.
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1 tin · 30 sticks · 8 g per stick
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Each 8 g honeystick contains honey (Apis mellifera) 7.598 g, shilajit resin extract (Asphaltum punjabianum) 400 mg and saffron (Crocus sativus) stigma 2 mg. The 8 g figure is the weight of the complete blend, not the shilajit alone.
In grams, the declared quantities are 7.598 g honey, 0.400 g shilajit resin extract and 0.002 g saffron. Together they total 8 g. Always compare these details with the label on the actual pack you receive.
The contents include shilajit, so the stick is not filled with plain golden honey. Dark colour is a characteristic of this blend, not proof of purity, potency or the identity of an ingredient.
A photograph can show the liquid and packaging, but cannot measure the contents or contaminants. For quality questions, request a report relevant to the finished product and batch.
Honey contributes sugars, so Shivvra is not sugar-free. If you manage diabetes, have allergies or take medicines, discuss the complete ingredient list with a qualified clinician rather than asking only about shilajit.
Traditional use of shilajit and saffron is different from clinical evidence for this finished honey blend. Declared ingredient amounts do not establish guaranteed stamina, hormone, focus or recovery outcomes.
No. The full blend weighs 8 g; the declared shilajit resin extract amount is 400 mg per stick.
No. Honey contributes sugars and needs to be considered as part of the whole formulation.
Educational information, not medical advice. Ingredient research does not prove the effects of Shivvra’s finished blend. Follow your pack’s directions and seek qualified advice about suitability. No batch report has been assessed on this page.

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