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You have heard the name. Here is what it is, how you take it, what a good jar looks like and what it costs a day.
1Lion’s Mane is a white, shaggy mushroom that grows on hardwood. Its Latin name is Hericium erinaceus, and it has been cooked and eaten in East Asia for centuries.
A supplement is that mushroom, dried and concentrated into a capsule.
Hericium erinaceus · grown on wood
2Lion’s Mane is the mushroom people take for focus. It has no caffeine, so it goes beside your morning coffee.
0 mg caffeine
3Dried mushroom ground into a capsule and mushroom extract are two different things. An extract is made by cooking the mushroom in hot water, then in alcohol, and drying what comes out.
Ours is 10:1. Ten kilos of mushroom become one kilo of extract, and two capsules give you 1,000 mg of it.
10:1 extract · 1,000 mg a day
4In August 2026 we read 273 Lion’s Mane labels from 178 brands. 73% listed something that is not mushroom (194 of 264 readable labels). 8 of the 178 brands showed a lab report.
Our Lion’s Mane has three you can open: beta-glucans 31.8%, a 99.2% DNA match to the species, and a heavy-metals and microbiology panel.
3 reports · all open
5Two capsules after breakfast or with your first coffee. A jar lasts 30 days.
The guarantee on your first order runs for 60 days, even with the jar open. You can finish the whole jar and still have a month to decide.
£1 a day · 60-day guaranteeEach one is a PDF. Read it before you buy.
€36,9560 capsules · 30 days · £1 a day
Two capsules a day with water, after breakfast or with your first coffee. Take it every day.
No. There is no caffeine in it, so it sits beside your coffee.
30 days: 60 capsules, two a day.
Send it back within 60 days of your first order, even opened, for a full refund.
The same extract in three forms. Capsules are the easiest: nothing to measure and nothing to taste. You can choose on the product page.