Story of Love Shilajit Honey – 12 Sachets x 10g
Product Overview
Story of Love hails from Malaysia, and the box is a proper looker, fair play. Deep purple, starry night sky, gold swirls all over, and a fancy handwritten-style logo slap bang in the middle. Pop it open and there’s a velvety purple tray cradling 12 gold sachets, 10g apiece.
What’s inside is honey mixed with shilajit, that black, tarry resin from the Himalayas folk have been using for energy since donkey’s years. Sellers reckon there’s tongkat ali, Panax ginseng and a dash of royal jelly in there too. So it’s very much cut from the same cloth as all those other “energy honey” sachets you’ll have spotted knocking about.
It’s aimed at both men and women, which makes a nice change, since most of these are strictly for the lads. The box line is “natural honey made for your pleasure”, and yes, it’s exactly the sort of pleasure you’re thinking of.
Quick word of warning, mind. The box doesn’t print a clear, readable ingredients list, and a fair few energy honeys like this from round that part of the world have been caught by regulators with ED medicine inside that wasn’t on the label. Nobody’s reported that for Story of Love specifically, as far as we’ve seen. Still, worth being careful, especially if you’re on heart tablets. More on that further down.
Benefits
- Honey and shilajit, with a splash of ginseng and tongkat ali stirred through
- Sold as a pick-me-up for blokes and ladies alike
- Thick, rich, sweet, goes down a treat
- Twelve gold sachets, each sealed up on its own
- No spoon, no jar, no sticky rings on the worktop
- Swanky purple-and-gold box, looks more like a present than a supplement
- Skinny sachets, slip into a pocket or handbag no bother
- Grown-ups only, and do give the warnings further down a read
How to Use?
Instructions
| Preparation: | Rip the top off one gold sachet |
| Amount: | One sachet, straight out the pack |
| Schedule: | Once every three days, empty stomach, like the box says |
| Evade: | Nitrates, poppers, or ED tablets of any sort |
| Tip: | Hold off on water for a couple of hours after, rather than glugging it straight away |
Buy Story of Love Shilajit Honey in The UAE – Delivered Discreetly
Energy honey sachets are massive over here, and loads of couples like having a go together. Fair enough, really.
On regular medicine, particularly for your heart or blood pressure? Have a natter with your doctor first. If you’re in the clear, we’ll pop it in a plain parcel to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, RAK, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain or Al Ain.
Into herbal bits generally? Our Ginseng Five-Treasure Tea is a gentler everyday option. And for the ladies, there’s Dragon Candy Power for Women as well.
Main Features
- Name: Story of Love Shilajit Honey
- Made in: Malaysia
- In the box: 12 sachets, 10g each
- What sellers say is in it: Honey, shilajit, tongkat ali, Panax ginseng, royal jelly
- Who for: Adult men and women
- How often: One sachet every three days
- Box: Purple and gold, velvet tray inside
Additional Advantages
Benefits
| No Faff: | Straight out the sachet |
| For Two: | Sold for him and her |
| Pocket-Sized: | Skinny sachets, go anywhere |
| Stays Fresh: | Each one sealed on its own |
Precautions
- One sachet every three days, no more than that
- On nitrates (nitroglycerin for chest pain, say) or using poppers? Leave it well alone. Some energy honeys from the region have turned up with hidden ED drugs, and that combo can send your blood pressure through the floor
- Don’t double up with sildenafil, tadalafil or other ED pills
- Dodgy ticker, blood pressure too high or too low, or a heart attack or stroke not long ago? Doctor first, no ifs or buts
- It’s mostly honey, so careful if you’re diabetic
- Not for pregnant or breastfeeding women, nor anyone under 18
- Allergic to honey or bee stuff like royal jelly? Skip it
- Feeling dizzy, flushed, chest pain, or an erection that won’t quit after 4 hours? Get help straight away
- Keep it out of kids’ reach
Story of Love Shilajit Honey is a rich, sweet honey sachet with shilajit and a few old-school herbs, in a box that feels like a present. Stick to one every three days, keep it well away from heart meds, and check with your doctor if you’re not sure.

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