Every certificate, lab test and study behind Mountaindrop, in one place. Click any document to see it in full.
SIQ Ljubljana and Quality Austria check how we mix, fill and pack Mountaindrop, and how we run the company. These are the certificates they issued.
Mixing and packing of food supplements based on mineral resin shilajit and other ingredients into glass jars.
Mixing and packing of food supplements based on mineral resin shilajit and other ingredients into glass jars.
Production of food supplements based on shilajit and other ingredients, development of Mountaindrop products, and the sale of Mountaindrop products, food supplements and cosmetics.
The international IQNET counterpart of our ISO 9001 certificate, same scope.
Heating and filling shilajit resin into glass jars. Heating honey and shilajit resin, mixing with powdered food supplements and filling into glass jars.
Stability tests show whether a product’s quality drops during its shelf life. J.S. Hamilton tested Mountaindrop shilajit: the samples didn’t lose their efficacy or beneficial properties during their shelf life.
J.S. Hamilton Poland, an independent testing lab, ran a 90-day study on our Himalayan Shilajit and published the full report.
One group, no placebo. Every method, result and limitation is in the full report.
Fulvic acid is the compound shilajit is best known for, and the number most labels leave out. We sent both resins to Analytice, an independent analytical lab in Strasbourg, France.
Our organic operator certificate, the Mountaindrop trademark in the EU and the US, and the Dun & Bradstreet records of BTI KI Trening d.o.o., the company behind Mountaindrop.
Find the LOT number on your jar and match it to its report. Want to know what GMP means for our shilajit? Read our article.
