Mystic ShilajitReviews of mysticshilajit.com

This is a scam. No label. Tastes weird. All images are taken from other sites.

This whole entire thing is a huge scam. I ordered and never received anything at all. Contacted them several times and was met with apologies and runaround. Stay away from this company! The company is pure trash. They will continuously tell you that the product has shipped but then that is it.

This is a scam company and I would not recommend them. The product arrived very late and with no label on the packaging or instructions. I don't trust that it is legit shilajit, so will not be consuming the supplement just incase it is fake.

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!