How do mumijo extract capsules differ from the resin or paste form?

In its natural form, mumijo (shilajit) is a resinous substance with a pronounced distinctive smell and a slightly bitter taste that many people find unpleasant. This is why taking paste or loose forms regularly often becomes inconvenient: you have to measure out a portion, dissolve it and put up with the taste.

The HERBIN capsule form solves this problem: the extract is enclosed in a shell, so you do not taste or smell it when taking it. This is especially important for those who include the supplement in their daily diet as a course — it is easier to stick to the chosen regimen when taking it requires no extra effort.

Another practical point is the accuracy of dosing. A capsule contains a fixed amount of extract, whereas with a resin or paste it is harder to measure out the same portion every time. For those who put together a functional diet from several supplements, this simplifies the overall logistics of taking them.

Finally, capsules are more convenient when travelling: there is no need to worry about whether the packaging is airtight or about the storage temperature of the resin. The format suits an active pace of life — business trips, training and a busy work schedule.