Sodhana is built around purification and transparency rather than a single marketing claim. We focus on Himalayan provenance, careful selection, a deliberate refinement process, resin format and laboratory verification.    

      Sodhana begins with raw Shilajit sourced from the Himalayan regions of Nepal. Final region and altitude claims should match the approved sourcing documentation before publication.    

      The selected raw material moves through a deliberate journey of extraction, filtration, traditional purification, refinement and modern verification. Surya Tapi forms part of the intended traditional process narrative, while controlled handling and testing support the finished product.    

      Sodhana’s finished product is evaluated against laboratory parameters. Where available, supporting lab information can be accessed instead of relying only on a “lab tested” badge.    

      We chose resin because it keeps Shilajit tangible. You can see its characteristic dark colour, experience its consistency and watch it disperse in warm water.    

      Use only the serving quantity stated on the final Sodhana product label. Add the recommended amount to warm water and stir until dispersed.    

      Resin naturally responds to temperature. It may become softer in warmer conditions and firmer when it is cooler. Follow the storage directions on the final label.    

      This depends on the final jar size and approved serving quantity. Once confirmed, the expected number of servings per jar should be stated clearly here.    

      If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a medical condition, take prescription medication, or have questions about whether Shilajit is appropriate for you, speak with a qualified healthcare professional before use.    

      Follow the storage directions printed on the final product label. Because resin consistency can respond to temperature, normal texture changes can occur.