Salajeet (Shilajit) Price in Pakistan

Rs 1,599 (10 g) to Rs 3,999 (30 g) · updated October 2026

Salajeet (shilajit, سلاجیت) price in Pakistan at GB Khalis: Rs 1,599 for 10 g, Rs 2,699 for 20 g and Rs 3,999 for 30 g of natural salajeet resin from Gilgit-Baltistan. Same price in every city, packed in Gilgit and sent cash on delivery anywhere in Pakistan.
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Short answer: In October 2026, pure salajeet (shilajit) resin in Pakistan costs about Rs 1,400–2,300 for 10 g and Rs 3,200–6,500 for 30 g, roughly Rs 130–230 per gram, depending on grade and seller. GB Khalis salajeet resin from Gilgit-Baltistan costs Rs 1,599 for 10 g, Rs 2,699 for 20 g and Rs 3,999 for 30 g, the same price in every city.

Salajeet price in Pakistan today (October 2026)

Salajeet Form Origin Pack Price Per gram
Pure Gilgit Salajeet (Shilajit) Resin Natural resin Gilgit-Baltistan 10 g Rs 1,599 Rs 160
Pure Gilgit Salajeet (Shilajit) Resin Natural resin Gilgit-Baltistan 20 g Rs 2,699 Rs 135
Pure Gilgit Salajeet (Shilajit) Resin Natural resin Gilgit-Baltistan 30 g Rs 3,999 Rs 133

Delivery is Rs 200 anywhere in Pakistan, and you pay cash on delivery.

Salajeet price in Pakistan by pack size

These are typical online prices for salajeet resin in Pakistan in October 2026. Price depends mostly on grade (how well the resin is cleaned and sun-dried) and on the seller, not on the city.

Pack size Typical price in Pakistan GB Khalis
10 g Rs 1,400–2,300 Rs 1,599
20 g Rs 2,400–4,250 Rs 2,699
30 g Rs 3,200–6,500 Rs 3,999
50 g Rs 7,000–11,000 –
1 kg (bulk) Rs 40,000–120,000, by grade –

Be careful with very cheap salajeet. A 20 g jar selling for a few hundred rupees is almost never pure resin.

Resin, powder, capsules or drops: which salajeet is better value?

Form What it is Good to know
Resin Cleaned salajeet in its natural, thick, glossy form The most traditional form and the easiest to check for purity. A small jar lasts a long time.
Powder Dried and ground salajeet Easy to mix, but harder to tell what else is in it.
Capsules Powder or extract in a capsule Convenient, but each capsule holds very little salajeet, so the price per gram is high.
Drops Salajeet dissolved in liquid Easy to measure, but you pay for the liquid too.

For most people, resin gives the best value per gram and the most confidence in what you are buying.

Gilgit, Chitral or Siberian salajeet: what is the difference?

  • Gilgit-Baltistan salajeet: collected from rock faces in the high mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan. This is the salajeet GB Khalis sells: 100% natural, simply melted and packed, with nothing added.
  • Chitral salajeet: from the Hindu Kush mountains in Chitral. Similar in form; quality depends on how it is cleaned and dried.
  • Siberian salajeet: from the Altai mountains in Russia and Central Asia, often sold as "mumijo". It is usually imported and costs more in Pakistan.

Where salajeet comes from matters less than how it is cleaned and dried. Buy from a seller who tells you the origin and the form clearly.

Why salajeet from Gilgit-Baltistan

Gilgit-Baltistan is home to some of the highest mountains in the world, and salajeet has been collected there for generations. GB Khalis is based in Gilgit, so our salajeet comes straight from the region, without middlemen in the big cities. We only melt the raw salajeet and pack it, so you get 100% natural resin with nothing added. That is what Khalis (خالص) means: pure.

How salajeet is used

Salajeet has a long history in traditional South Asian practice. The usual way to take it:

  • Take a small, pea-sized piece of resin.
  • Dissolve it in a glass of warm water, warm milk or tea.
  • Most people take it once a day.

Salajeet is a traditional product, not a medicine. Do not give it to children. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medicine or have a health condition, ask your doctor before using it.

How to check pure salajeet before you buy

  1. Texture: pure resin is thick and sticky. It softens in warm hands and becomes firm again in the cold.
  2. Water: a small piece dissolves slowly in warm water and turns it golden-brown, without leaving sand or grit at the bottom.
  3. Smell: strong, earthy and smoky. It should not smell of perfume, sugar or chemicals.
  4. Price: pure salajeet is never very cheap. Compare the price per gram, not the jar size.
  5. Seller: buy from a seller who states the origin, the form and the exact weight, and who you can contact.

These checks help you spot obvious fakes. Only a laboratory test can confirm purity.

Salajeet delivery in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and across Pakistan

We deliver salajeet to every city in Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Multan, Faisalabad and Quetta. Orders are dispatched from Gilgit within 24 hours of confirmation and usually arrive in 3 to 5 working days. Delivery is Rs 200, cash on delivery is available everywhere, and the delivery charge is shown at checkout.

Frequently asked questions

What is the salajeet price in Pakistan?

In October 2026, salajeet resin costs about Rs 1,400–2,300 for 10 g and Rs 3,200–6,500 for 30 g. At GB Khalis it costs Rs 1,599 for 10 g, Rs 2,699 for 20 g and Rs 3,999 for 30 g.

Is GB Khalis salajeet 100% natural?

Yes. We only melt the raw salajeet from Gilgit-Baltistan and pack it. Nothing is added: no fillers, no colour, no chemicals.

What is the 10 gram salajeet price in Pakistan?

Most sellers charge Rs 1,400–2,300 for 10 g of resin. GB Khalis 10 g salajeet resin costs Rs 1,599.

What is the original salajeet price per kg?

Bulk salajeet costs about Rs 40,000–120,000 per kg in Pakistan, depending on grade. For larger quantities, message us on WhatsApp at 0316-9443995.

Is the salajeet price different in Karachi and Lahore?

No. Our price is the same in every city. Only the Rs 200 delivery charge is added at checkout.

What is salajeet called in English?

Salajeet (سلاجیت), also spelled salajit or silajit, is called shilajit in English.

How much salajeet should I take?

Most people take a pea-sized piece once a day, dissolved in warm water or milk. Ask your doctor first if you are pregnant, taking medicine or have a health condition.

How should I store salajeet?

Keep the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Resin can harden in winter; this is normal and it softens again with warmth.

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