Compare · verified August 2026

Mushroom coffee brands compared, label by label.

We set four mushroom coffee brands (RYZE, MUD\WTR, Everyday Dose and Four Sigmatic) beside ours and compared mushroom doses, caffeine, biotics and price per serving. If you came here for caffeine-free coffee alternatives, this is the awkward part: four of the five below are literally coffee, and the mushroom doses are usually tucked inside one blend total. Shroombiosis is the opposite: caffeine-free, seven dual-extracted mushrooms at printed doses, every dose on a Supplement Facts panel, and a full pre / pro / postbiotic stack in the cup.

  • Caffeine-free
  • 7 mushrooms · 4,300 mg
  • Every dose on the label
  • Pre + pro + postbiotics in-cup
  • $1.67 a serving, level with MUD\WTR

Formulated by Onur Oncer, B.S., a physiologist, and Dr. Danielle Oncer, PharmD.

One-time $49.99 · $1.67 a serving · 30 servings a tub.
Subscribe & save $37.49 on your first delivery · $1.25 a serving,
then $42.49 a month · $1.42 a serving. Cancel any time.
Founding price for the first 500 tubs. Checkout is handled by our partner Die Tryin Co. (opens in new tab), who fulfil and ship.

One cup, not a cabinet

One caffeine-free scoop instead of a shelf.

A single Shroombiosis scoop carries seven dosed mushrooms, three superfoods, and a complete pre / pro / postbiotic stack — acacia prebiotic fiber, the DE111® probiotic, and the BPL1® HT postbiotic. To assemble that from the mushroom coffees you'd buy a mushroom product, a separate probiotic, and — with Everyday Dose — a paid add-on creamer for the biotic.

From each brand's own published labels / pages · verified 9 August 2026 in-store at Target, re-check the live label before buying
 ShroombiosisMUD\WTRRYZEEveryday DoseFour Sigmatic
Per-ingredient doses shown?✓ Yes, every dose on a Supplement Facts panelPartial, per-mushroom amounts shownBlend total only — 2,000 mg across 6 speciesNo, one 9,000 mg blend incl. coffee & collagenNo amount disclosed at all
Caffeine✓ Caffeine-freeOriginal ~35 mg · Coffee 45 mg · Turmeric & Rest 0 mg48 mg medium / 80–90 mg dark90 mg (medium roast)~50 mg
Mushrooms✓ 74625
Pre / pro / postbiotics in the cup✓ Full stack: acacia + DE111® + BPL1® HTNonePrebiotic only (acacia, inulin & tapioca fiber)Probiotic only, via a separate paid creamerProbiotic only (DE111®)
Mushroom formDual-extractedTwo extraction passes, so you get both the beta-glucans and the triterpenes, not just one fraction. Poria and Tiger’s Milk are sclerotium, and we say so rather than rounding it to “fruiting body”.Fruiting body + mycelial biomass (on organic oats/sorghum)Not stated on RYZE's own pagesFruiting bodyFruiting-body extract
OrganicOrganic ingredients; certification in progressUSDA OrganicCertified Organic (CCOF)Not certifiedUSDA Organic
Price / serving$1.67†~$1.67‡~$0.90‡~$1.43‡~$1.17–1.67*

‡Photographed on a Target shelf, 9 August 2026: RYZE, $17.99 for 20 servings = $0.90. Everyday Dose Coffee+, $19.99 for 14 = $1.43. MUD\WTR Coffee Mocha, $19.99 for 12 = $1.67. RYZE’s own site shows three prices for its 30-serving bag: $45 list, $27 at checkout under a 40%-off banner, and $36 per subscription refill (checked August 11, 2026). Prices move with promotions, so the table uses the lowest price we could verify for each brand. †Ours is $1.67 a serving ($49.99 for 30), the founding price for the first 500 tubs. It goes up after that. Per dollar, ours works out to roughly 2,580 mg of mushroom; the only other brand here that prints a dose for each mushroom lands near 1,345 (extract strength varies, so milligrams aren't the whole story). *Four Sigmatic Original, the brand's own online price; verify at their cart. What the price pays for →

Receipts

This is our actual label.

No "mushroom complex" hiding six amounts behind one number. Every ingredient, at its own disclosed dose — the whole reason this brand exists:

Per serving · every dose on the label
Mushrooms · dual-extracted
Lion's ManeHericium erinaceus 1000mg
Cordyceps 10:1Paecilomyces hepiali 1000mg
ReishiGanoderma lucidum 500mg
Turkey TailTrametes versicolor 500mg
Chaga 10:1Inonotus obliquus 500mg
Poria 4:1Wolfiporia cocos 500mg
Tiger's MilkPleurotus tuber-regium 300mg
Superfoods & functional add-ins
Organic CacaoTheobroma cacao 500mg
Ceylon CinnamonCinnamomum verum 500mg
Coconut Milk PowderCocos nucifera 1000mg
Pre / pro / postbiotics
Acacia FiberAcacia senegal 750mg
DE111®Bacillus subtilis DE111 1 BillionCFU
BPL1® HTBifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis CECT 8145 10 Billioncells
Added nutrients
Vitamin C 60mg
Iron 0.4mg
Exact amounts are printed on every label.

See the full formula, roles, and how to use it →

Where we're built differently

What actually sets us apart

Caffeine-free, and it's the flagship, not a side option

Every one of these brands' main products carries caffeine: RYZE (48 mg), Everyday Dose (90 mg), Four Sigmatic (~50 mg), MUD\WTR Original (~35 mg from black tea) and MUD\WTR's newer Coffee blend (45 mg). To be fair to MUD\WTR: their Turmeric and Rest blends are genuinely 0 mg. The difference is that caffeine-free is our flagship, not a variant you have to go looking for. Shroombiosis has no added caffeine, so drink it any time of day, or stir it into the coffee you already love.

Every dose on the label

Read off their own packages on a Target shelf, 9 August 2026. RYZE prints one number — "2000 mg of our SUPER6™ blend", across six mushrooms, so there's no way to know how much lion's mane you're getting. Everyday Dose prints a single "Proprietary Blend — 9000 mg" that counts the coffee and the collagen inside that number, with only two mushrooms in it. Four Sigmatic's Focus bag carries a Nutrition Facts panel and lists "organic lion's mane extract, organic chaga extract" with no amount at all. MUD\WTR is the honorable exception: it prints per-mushroom amounts. Shroombiosis lists all seven at their own milligram on a Supplement Facts panel. Deciding between MUD\WTR and RYZE specifically? MUD\WTR vs RYZE reads both labels side by side.

Seven mushrooms, 4,300 mg, each one printed

Two mushrooms (Everyday Dose), four (MUD\WTR), five (Four Sigmatic), or six (RYZE). Ours are seven, dual-extracted, totalling 4,300 mg per serving, against RYZE's stated 2,000 mg and MUD\WTR Coffee's 2,250 mg, both from their own labels. That's roughly twice the milligrams of mushroom. Milligrams tell you what you're paying for, not what it does.

Why "dual-extracted" matters: a mushroom's key compounds differ in polarity, the beta-glucans are polar and dissolve in hot water, while the triterpenes are non-polar and don't. A single water-only extract, or a raw powder, captures one and largely leaves the other behind. Dual extraction runs two complementary passes, so both families of compounds end up in the cup, and the milligrams on our label reflect the whole compound profile, not half of it.

A complete pre / pro / postbiotic stack, in the cup

Acacia prebiotic fiber + the DE111® probiotic (Bacillus subtilis DE111) + the BPL1® HT postbiotic (Bifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis CECT 8145), to help support a healthy gut microbiome.*

Creaminess without the filler

A White Chocolate Mocha cup from coconut-milk powder and cacao — no collagen, no maltodextrin or modified starch, and no added sugar (lightly sweetened with monk fruit and stevia).

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

What about the lab-tested brands?

The most rigorous is Nootropics Depot's Mushroom Magic: caffeine-free, third-party lab-tested with published Certificates of Analysis, made in an ISO / cGMP facility, with disclosed doses (Lion's Mane 500 mg + Cordyceps militaris 500 mg fruiting body) at about $1.33 a serving. It's the buy-raw, lab-grade single-extract option, and we respect it. Shroombiosis is built for a different job: the same commitment to transparency (our own lab reports are published in full), plus seven mushrooms, superfoods, a full pre / pro / postbiotic stack, and a genuinely drinkable daily cup.

The honest bit

What the price actually pays for

$1.67per serving · $49.99 for 30

At the founding price we're level with MUD\WTR per serving. Still not the cheapest, as the table shows. What we'd rather be measured on is what arrives in the cup: it's all in one scoop. Every mushroom is dual-extracted at a disclosed dose, alongside superfoods and a full pre / pro / postbiotic stack. No proprietary blends, no separate add-ons to buy. $49.99 is the founding price for the first 500 tubs, and it goes up after those are gone.

One-time $49.99 · $1.67 a serving · 30 servings a tub.
Subscribe & save $37.49 on your first delivery · $1.25 a serving,
then $42.49 a month · $1.42 a serving. Cancel any time.

Why you can trust the label

Proof, not adjectives

30-day money-back guarantee

Not happy within 30 days? Send back what's left for a full refund of the purchase price, minus shipping. See our return policy.

Testing, where we actually stand

An independent lab, Alkemist Labs in California, tested one lot of the finished blend in September 2026: a 68-compound pesticide panel, every compound below its USP <561> limit, plus arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury. The full, unedited reports are on our lab results page. Beta-glucan testing is in progress. Our manufacturer also tests every batch before it ships, but that testing isn't independent, and we don't call it third-party.

Formulated by a physiologist and a pharmacist

Built by Onur Oncer, a U.S. Army combat veteran, University of Arizona physiologist (Phi Beta Kappa), and published researcher, with Dr. Danielle Oncer (PharmD), who owns research review and dosing accuracy. Neither of them would sign off on a proprietary blend.

An outsider checked the label too

Industry trade publication Stack3d (opens in new tab) covered the formula in August 2026 and described it as bringing the mushroom extracts together with complete transparency, noting each ingredient is listed with its own dosage.

Made to standard

Manufactured in a cGMP facility with our veteran-owned partner Die Tryin Co. (opens in new tab), who help manufacture, ship, and reviewed the ingredients. Your product, our standards.

Questions

Comparison FAQ

Is there a caffeine-free alternative to MUD\WTR or RYZE?

Yes — Shroombiosis, with no added caffeine. RYZE runs 48–90 mg depending on roast, MUD\WTR Original ~35 mg and its Coffee blend 45 mg. MUD\WTR also sells two genuinely caffeine-free blends, Turmeric and Rest, so we're not the only option, the difference is that caffeine-free is our flagship, with seven mushrooms at 4,300 mg and every dose printed on the label. Mix it into water, tea, a smoothie, or the coffee you already drink.

Does mushroom coffee have caffeine?

Most do. RYZE runs 48–90 mg, Everyday Dose 90 mg on the medium roast, Four Sigmatic ~50 mg, and MUD\WTR ~35 mg on Original or 45 mg on its Coffee blend, though MUD\WTR's Turmeric and Rest are 0 mg. Figures read off the packages in a Target store, August 2026. Shroombiosis is caffeine-free by design. It isn't coffee-based.

How is Shroombiosis different from MUD\WTR or RYZE?

Three things, read off their own labels in a Target store in August 2026. It's caffeine-free, where their flagship products run 35–90 mg. It carries seven mushrooms at 4,300 mg total, against RYZE's stated 2,000 mg across six and MUD\WTR Coffee's 2,250 mg across four, with each species printed at its own milligram, where RYZE gives one blend total and Everyday Dose gives a single 9,000 mg proprietary blend that counts its coffee and collagen inside the number. And it carries a full pre / pro / postbiotic stack, where RYZE has a prebiotic fiber blend and Four Sigmatic a probiotic, but none carry all three. MUD\WTR does print per-mushroom doses, credit where it's due.

Which mushroom coffee has the most mushrooms?

Of this group, Shroombiosis has the most at seven, followed by RYZE (6), Four Sigmatic Original (5), MUD\WTR (4), and Everyday Dose (2). Count matters less than amount and disclosure: Shroombiosis totals 4,300 mg with all seven printed individually, and MUD\WTR also prints its per-mushroom doses. RYZE, Everyday Dose and Four Sigmatic do not.

How does the price compare to the mushroom coffees?

At $1.67 a serving we're level with MUD\WTR and under the caffeinated coffees' list prices, though promo pricing can run lower. The difference is what the money buys: seven dual-extracted mushrooms at disclosed doses totalling 4,300 mg, plus a full pre / pro / postbiotic stack, all on a Supplement Facts panel that hides nothing. Every dollar goes into the cup, not into free gifts or gimmicks.

Will it taste bad? Mushrooms sound earthy.

It's a White Chocolate Mocha flavor built from coconut-milk powder and cacao, lightly sweetened with monk fruit and stevia. No added sugar and no gritty earthiness. And it's backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee that refunds the purchase price, minus shipping, so trying it is low-risk.

Do I really need all seven mushrooms?

Each mushroom is included at its own disclosed dose for its own role, and the single scoop replaces buying several extracts separately. You're not paying for a mystery "complex", every amount is on the label so you can judge for yourself.

Are you certified organic like RYZE and MUD\WTR?

Our ingredients are sourced to organic standards, and formal third-party certification is in progress. We won't call ourselves "certified" until it's complete — RYZE and MUD\WTR currently hold their certifications and we won't imply otherwise.

See every milligram for yourself.

Caffeine-free, seven mushrooms at 4,300 mg, a full biotic stack, each at its disclosed dose, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee (purchase price back, minus shipping).

One-time $49.99 · $1.67 a serving · 30 servings a tub.
Subscribe & save $37.49 on your first delivery · $1.25 a serving,
then $42.49 a month · $1.42 a serving. Cancel any time.
Checkout is handled by our partner Die Tryin Co. (opens in new tab), who fulfil and ship.

Competitor facts are from each brand's own labels and listings as of 9 August 2026; check the live label before buying. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.