One blend. Seven mushrooms. Nothing hidden.

The full formula

Every ingredient, every amount, on the label.

Consult a physician or pharmacist before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition.

What it would cost to build yourself

Nine purchases, or one scoop.

Priced to match our doses, not to match a bottle. Here is what thirty days of the same formula costs if you buy each part separately.

• Lion's Mane, 1,000 mg $17.48
• Cordyceps, 1,000 mg $17.48
• Reishi, 500 mg $13.32
• Turkey Tail, 500 mg $13.32
• Chaga, 500 mg $8.74
• Poria, 500 mg $15.00
• DE111® probiotic, 20 mg $21.92
• BPL1® HT postbiotic, 100 mg $24.49
• Acacia fiber, 750 mg $0.95
• Cacao, Ceylon cinnamon, coconut milk powder $5.78
• Total for 30 days $138.48
• Shroombiosis, 30 days $49.99

That is $88.49 less, for the same thirty days. Per day it is $4.62 against $1.67.

And the stack above is still incomplete. It covers twelve of our thirteen ingredients, because the thirteenth cannot be bought at all: what the US market sells as “tiger milk mushroom” is a different species from the one in our tub. Which is a story in itself →

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Dose-matched retail pricing, checked August 2026, cheapest verified option for each ingredient. Prices in this category move; these will drift. Retailers unnamed on purpose. Several were pro-rated from larger containers.

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.
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Buying questions

Before you order

The boring ingredient people ask about

Why there's no silicon dioxide in here.

Every powder needs a flow agent. Without one, a tub of fine extract packs into a brick, the scoop stops being a real serving, and what you measure stops matching what the label says. It is unglamorous and it is not optional.

The industry standard is silicon dioxide, and we want to be straight with you about it: it is permitted by the FDA, it is used in an enormous range of foods and supplements, and when European regulators reviewed the evidence in 2018 they found no safety concerns at the levels actually used. If a product you like contains it, nothing here is a reason to stop taking it. We are not going to frighten you about an ingredient to sell you ours.

We use Organic Nu-FLOW® instead, which is milled organic rice hulls. The reason is simpler than a health argument: it does the same job, and it comes from a food rather than a mineral processed for the purpose. Given the choice between two ingredients that both work, we would rather everything in the tub be something you could point at and name. That is a preference, and we would rather call it a preference than dress it up as a warning.

It is on the label as Organic Nu-FLOW® (Organic Rice Hulls), in Other Ingredients, where you can check it.

What people say

Every review we have, in full.

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 · 8 reviews

Every review we can reproduce is on this page, unedited — including the ones that say nothing useful. Judge.me collects reviews at checkout, which runs on our partner's store, so we cannot edit or select them. The Google ones sit on our Business Profile (opens in new tab), which shows 5.0 from 5 ratings — Google publishes three of those as readable reviews and keeps the other two as bare ratings, so three is what we can reprint. We would rather show a smaller number you can go and check. Reviews describe one person's own experience. They are not evidence the product does the same for anyone else, and nothing here is medical advice — talk to your own clinician, particularly if you take medication or are pregnant or nursing.