A £7 jar or a £30 jar? Read both labels.
Lion’s Mane sells for £7 and for £30. The difference is on the back of the jar: what is in the capsule, how much of it, and who measured it.
- 1,000 mgof 10:1 extract a day
- 31.8%beta-glucans, measured
- 3lab reports to open

What you get for the money.
Left column: what we found reading 273 public Lion’s Mane listings from 178 brands on 15–16 August 2026 (194 of 264 readable labels list a non-mushroom ingredient), and the prices of the listings showing a monthly sales count on the first page of Amazon UK on 7 October 2026. It describes common practice, not any one brand. Our prices exclude UK delivery: £4.95 on orders under £50.
Three labs. Three reports.
Each one is a PDF. Read it before you buy.
£1 a day. 80p on subscription.

Two capsules, first coffee
No caffeine in it. Take it every day, after breakfast or with your first cup.

One ingredient
Lion’s Mane fruiting-body extract in a plant-based capsule. Nothing else.

60 days to decide
A jar lasts 30 days. Finish it, then decide. The guarantee on your first order covers an opened jar.

Lion’s Mane. Nothing else.
£30.0060 capsules · 30 days · £1 a day
- One ingredient: Lion’s Mane fruiting-body extract, in a plant-based capsule
- Three lab reports you can open before you buy
- 60 days to decide on your first order, even with the jar open
- 20% off every jar on subscription. Pause, skip or cancel anytime
Quick answers
Why does it cost more than a £7 jar?
It is a 10:1 extract of the fruiting body with nothing added, and three independent laboratories have measured it. You can open all three reports on this page.
When do I take it?
Two capsules a day with water, after breakfast or with your first coffee. Take it every day.
Does it contain caffeine?
No. There is no caffeine in it, so it sits beside your coffee.
How long does a jar last?
30 days: 60 capsules, two a day.
What if it is not for me?
Send it back within 60 days of your first order, even opened, for a full refund.