Lifecykel Shilajit Pure Resin 15g scores 5.1 out of 10 and ranks fifth. It is sold at a major Australian pharmacy chain and claims batch testing for heavy metals, microbes and pesticides, but the 15 g jar is the most expensive per gram of the brands we compared and origin is described vaguely.
Lifecykel is a Byron Bay-based wellness brand known for mushroom products. Its Shilajit Pure Resin comes in a small 15 g jar and is stocked at Chemist Warehouse and other Australian retailers.
Lifecykel
Overall score out of 10 · rank 5 of 6
- Product
- Shilajit Pure Resin 15g
- Size
- 15 g
- Price
- About A$58 to A$92 depending on retailer and sale
- Price per gram
- About A$3.84 to A$6.13/g
- Origin
- Described as wild-harvested from mountain ranges; Himalayan origin not clearly confirmed in listings we reviewed
- Lab evidence
- Retailer listing says each batch is third-party tested for heavy metals, microbes and pesticides; documentation not verified by us
- Purification
- Not detailed in listings we reviewed
- Shipping
- Sold through Chemist Warehouse and other Australian retailers
- Reviews
- Byron Bay-based wellness brand with broad retail presence
What we like
- Available at a major Australian pharmacy chain
- Claims third-party testing for heavy metals, microbes and pesticides
- Small 15 g size if you want to try shilajit cautiously
What to weigh up
- Highest price per gram of the brands we compared
- Origin described vaguely
- Batch documentation not confirmed
Origin
Retailer listings describe the resin as wild-harvested from rock crevices in mountain ranges. We could not find a source that clearly names the Himalayas, a country or an altitude for this product. Ask the brand for the origin documentation if that matters to you.
Lab testing
One retailer listing says each batch is third-party tested for heavy metals, microbial contaminants and pesticides. That is a broader panel than most competitors claim, which earns it the third-best lab score in our ranking. We could not verify the documentation, and an independent review site listed the lab paperwork as pending, so treat it as a claim to confirm by requesting a certificate for your batch.
Price
Prices ranged from about A$58 on sale to A$92 at some retailers for 15 g, which is roughly A$3.84 to A$6.13 per gram. By comparison, a 30 g tin of ShilNepal at A$70 is A$2.33 per gram, and A$1.67 per gram when you buy five. See our price guide.
Who it suits
Lifecykel suits shoppers who want a small 15 g trial size from a pharmacy chain. If you plan to use shilajit regularly, the per-gram price makes larger tins better value.
Our verdict
Lifecykel scores 5.1 out of 10. It is easy to buy and claims broad testing, but is expensive per gram and vague on origin.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lifecykel shilajit sold at Chemist Warehouse?
Yes, Lifecykel Shilajit Pure Resin 15g has been listed at Chemist Warehouse. See our guide on where to buy shilajit in Australia.
How much does Lifecykel shilajit cost?
Around A$58 to A$92 for 15 g depending on retailer and sale.
Is Lifecykel shilajit tested?
A retailer listing says each batch is third-party tested for heavy metals, microbes and pesticides. We could not verify the paperwork, so ask for the batch certificate.