Pure Shilajit UK Extract Capsules - Lions Mane & Shilajit
Lion's Mane mushroom is renowned for its ability to support cognitive function, memory and nerve health. Combined with mineral-rich shilajit, this potent blend enhances mental clarity and focus while supporting overall brain health.
Our Lion's Mane and Shilajit capsules put both in one capsule. They're made for travel, busy days, or for anyone who wants this specific blend. If you're after shilajit on its own every day, start with our shilajit resin. It's the purest, most concentrated form of shilajit and the everyday choice.
This post covers what's in each capsule, what the research says, and how to get the most from them.
What's in each capsule?
- 250mg Lion's Mane extract
- 250mg shilajit extract
- 500mg in total per capsule
The label suggests 3 capsules a day, so a pot of 60 lasts 20 days. They come in pots of 60, 120, 360 and 720.
What is Lion's Mane?
Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is a white, shaggy mushroom that grows on trees. It gets its name from the way it looks: a cascade of soft spines, like a lion's mane. It's been used in traditional East Asian medicine for centuries, and it's now one of the most popular natural nootropics.
Lion's Mane and cognitive function: the research
Cognitive function and memory
A double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in Japan, published in 2009, gave older adults with mild cognitive impairment either Lion's Mane or a placebo for 16 weeks. The Lion's Mane group showed improved scores on a cognitive function scale compared with placebo (read the study).
Focus and speed
A 2023 study from Northumbria University looked at healthy adults aged 18 to 45. An hour after a single dose of Lion's Mane, they performed quicker on a focus task called the Stroop test than the placebo group. After 28 days there was also a trend towards lower stress (read the study).
Nerve health
Lion's Mane contains compounds called hericenones and erinacines. Researchers have studied them in the lab for their effects on nerve growth factor, a protein that helps nerve cells grow and stay healthy. A recent systematic review pulled together that early research (read the review).
Shilajit: what it adds
Shilajit brings fulvic acid and minerals. Fulvic acid acts as a natural transporter, helping the body absorb nutrients. A 2012 review also looked at shilajit's own potential to support cognitive function, including lab work where fulvic acid stopped tau protein from clumping (read the review). More in The Science of Shilajit: Unlocking the Power of Fulvic Acid.
Why take them together?
Ideal for anyone looking for a natural nootropic, Lion's Mane and Shilajit capsules can help improve concentration, reduce brain fog and enhance overall cognitive performance. Lion's Mane brings the brain-focused compounds. Shilajit brings fulvic acid and minerals.
Capsules or resin?
Resin is the purest, most concentrated form of shilajit. A pea-sized serving of resin is all shilajit, around 500mg. A capsule of this blend has 250mg of shilajit, sharing space with the Lion's Mane. Resin also works out cheaper per day.
| Price | Lasts about | Cost per day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resin, 1 jar | £29.99 | 60 days | 50p |
| Resin, 4 jars | £79.99 | 240 days | 33p |
| Capsules, 60 | £17.99 | 20 days | 90p |
| Capsules, 120 | £29.99 | 40 days | 75p |
| Capsules, 360 | £79.99 | 120 days | 67p |
| Capsules, 720 | £129.99 | 240 days | 54p |
Capsule costs are based on 3 a day, as the label suggests. The capsules make sense for:
- Travel. No kettle, no mug, no sticky spoon.
- Busy days. At your desk, in the library or on the train.
- You want the Lion's Mane. This is the easy way to get both together.
More in Shilajit Resin vs Capsules: Which Should You Buy?
The best of both: resin plus capsules
One easy routine: use resin as your everyday base at home, and keep a pot of these capsules for busy days. Our resin and Lion's Mane bundle puts 60g of resin with 120 capsules. If you're taking both, follow each label and don't go beyond what the labels say.
How to take Lion's Mane and Shilajit capsules
- Take them as the label says: 3 capsules a day.
- Swallow with a glass of water.
- Take them every day. The 2009 trial ran for 16 weeks.
Quality you can check
All our capsules are lab tested, including these Lion's Mane and Shilajit capsules.
We also publish the full certificate for our shilajit resin. Every batch of resin is tested by Huson and Hardwick (Alex Stewart Agriculture), an ISO 17025 accredited lab in Liverpool. Our February 2026 batch came back at 73.8% fulvic acid and 88.5% total humic substances, with heavy metals within limits and no E. coli, salmonella or pesticides detected. See the Lab Results page or the full certificate (PDF).
FAQ
How much Lion's Mane and shilajit is in each capsule?
250mg of Lion's Mane extract and 250mg of shilajit extract, 500mg in total.
How many capsules should I take a day?
The label suggests 3 a day. A pot of 60 lasts 20 days.
What is Lion's Mane good for?
Lion's Mane is renowned for supporting cognitive function, memory and nerve health. The research is linked above.
Should I take capsules or resin?
For shilajit every day, resin. It's the purest, most concentrated form and cheaper per day. Choose these capsules for travel, busy days, or if you want Lion's Mane too.
Can anyone take Lion's Mane?
If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18, taking medication, have a medical condition or a mushroom allergy, check with your GP first.
Are these capsules lab tested?
Yes. All our capsules are lab tested.