We cut out the middleman. We name the mine.

We buy our pink salt directly from the Kalabagh mine, Pakistan. Lab reports published product by product — currently our bath salts. Nothing dressed up.

25p from every order goes to FareShare via Work for Good. · Free UK delivery on orders £18.99+ · Epsom Bath Salts: mercury not detected in the sample tested (TTI, 0.1 mg/kg limit). Read the report. 25p from every order goes to FareShare via Work for Good. · Free UK delivery on orders £18.99+ · Epsom Bath Salts: mercury not detected in the sample tested (TTI, 0.1 mg/kg limit). Read the report.

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Evidence First. Not Just a Label.


Sea salt, pink Himalayan, Epsom — different origins, same rule: say what we know, show what we can prove. Epsom and Pink Bath TTI reports are public now. We don't claim results we haven't published. Pick your grain size, not your trust level.

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Epsom Bath Salts: Mercury Not Detected

Epsom Bath Salts: 98.616% magnesium sulphate, and mercury not detected at the reported 0.1 mg/kg detection limit — TTI Testing Laboratories report Tti-05401-25, for the sample tested. Not summarised, not cherry-picked. Our Pink Himalayan Bath Salts are tested too, with published results for moisture and chloride content - that report doesn't include a mercury or pathogen result, and we're not going to borrow Epsom's to fill the gap. Read the reports yourself before you take our word for it.

Sourced Direct

We buy directly from the mine: Kalabagh, in Pakistan's Punjab Salt Range — 32.967085, 71.556522.

A Result, Not an Adjective

“Pure” is a word. 98.616% magnesium sulfate and mercury not detected at 0.1 mg/kg in the sample tested — TTI report Tti-05401-25, Epsom Bath Salts batch PS 3250 — is a lab result. We tell you exactly what it covers.

Salt That Feeds

Every order supports FareShare: 25p donated via Work for Good.

Mine to You

Our pink salt is sourced from Kalabagh, in Pakistan's Punjab Salt Range, and dispatched from the UK. Our published lab reports currently cover our bath salts — read exactly what each one says.

Dug in Pakistan, Not Marked Up in Britain

This salt formed in an ancient seabed, then got dug up in Pakistan. We buy ours directly from the mine at Kalabagh, in Pakistan's Punjab Salt Range — 32.967085, 71.556522 — and we name it.

Named Source. Fine Grain.

Rock salt from the Kalabagh mine in Pakistan's Punjab Salt Range, ground fine for everyday cooking. No miracle-mineral story, no borrowed mountain. Our published lab reports currently cover our bath salts.

The Report, Not the Story

Our published TTI results are on the Lab Reports page. Epsom Bath Salts (report Tti-05401-25, sample from batch PS 3250): 98.616% magnesium sulfate; mercury not detected at the 0.1 mg/kg detection limit. Pink Himalayan Bath Salts (report Tti-05402-25): moisture 0.072%, chloride 56.96%. Each result applies only to the sample tested, not automatically to every unit or batch.