Chaga Triple Extract

Fortify your gut. An abundance of antioxidants.

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What makes this different

Wild-foraged whole Chaga Mushroom*, from wildcrafters we partner with in Michigan.
No grain filler, no mycelium grown on grain and dried into powder. You get mushroom, not oatmeal.
No alcohol, solvent-free, triple-fraction extraction.
Sold face to face at Central Florida farmers markets every week. You can shake the hand that made it.

A lot of the generic mushroom powders in tubs are mostly the grain the mycelium grew on. This is the whole mushroom, extracted.

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What this actually is

The whole mushroom, extracted.

An extract is the whole mushroom, concentrated down into a liquid you take by the milliliter. Depending on which one you take, it supports your focus, your calm, your gut, or your immune system. We skip the alcohol most brands use, because alcohol tastes bad and makes an extract hard to take every day. We found a better, broad-spectrum, solvent-free way to make it instead.

No alcohol

Solvent-free

Whole wild Chaga conks

Triple-fraction

What does "Triple Extract" mean?

The name is literal. Every bottle comes from a triple-fraction, multi-phase exhaustive extraction of whole fruiting bodies, including a high-pressure hot-water fraction and cooler, temperature-sensitive fractions that protect the delicate compounds heat would damage. No alcohol at any point, no solvents. A standard tincture leans on alcohol; ours uses none, which is why the flavor is mild enough to hold under your tongue.

What it does

Fortify gut health. An abundance of antioxidants.

Balance the immune system.

How to take it

Three easy ways

Step 1

Shake well, then stir 1ml into a glass of cold water or any drink you like. That's how we'd suggest taking this one.

Step 2

Under your tongue works too, if you prefer it that way.

Step 3

Or work it into a light meal. Fruit especially. That works, though I'd point you to a drink first.

The flavor surprises people. It's sweet and silky, an apple flavor with a mild tartness, no more sour than a piece of fruit you'd actually enjoy eating. Chaga layers chocolate undertones over a dark forest flavor on top of that, nothing like the harsh alcohol tinctures that make people quit taking extracts. That's why we went looking for a better way to make it. When we moved away from alcohol, the flavor got better, and honestly, so did the way it made us feel.

From our farm in Florida

The Chaga in this bottle is wild-foraged in Michigan, then extracted on our farm in Florida.

We partner with trusted wildcrafters in Michigan, then bring the Chaga home to our farm to extract it ourselves. No middleman touches the finished product.

Wild-foraged Foraged by our trusted partners in Michigan.

Picked whole Whole Chaga conks, hand-selected by our foraging partners.

Extracted here Same farm, no middleman between the two.

Handed to you Sold face to face at Central Florida farmers markets.

Chaga mushroom extract, 2 fl oz bottle, Florida Shroom King

Who made this? Andrew Johnson, Florida Shroom King. He sources the Chaga himself, makes this extract, and hands it to people at the market. Meet the farmer

Built to absorb

An extract only works if your body can absorb it

Mushroom compounds are hard for your body to take up, and most products stop once the extraction is done. We kept engineering past that point. Three things in this bottle work on absorption itself.

Nanoemulsification
Nanoencapsulation
Fast-absorbing liquid

Every step, from the extraction to the dose in your glass, is there so your body can use what's in the bottle.

Extract or powder

An extract and a powder are two different things

Both get sold as mushroom supplements, so the difference is easy to miss. Here is what separates them, plainly.

Chaga Triple Extract compared with generic mushroom powders
Compared on	Chaga Triple ExtractWhat you get here	Generic mushroom powdersThe category
What is in it	Wild-foraged whole Chaga.	Often mostly the grain the mycelium grew on.
Extracted or ground	A triple-fraction, ultrasound extraction. No alcohol, solvent free, pure water base.	Ground into a powder.
How you take it	1ml, under your tongue or stirred into cold water. Nanoencapsulated.	A scoop mixed into a drink or into food.

And you can find the person who made it. We source it, we extract it, and we hand it to you at four Central Florida farmers markets every single week. Quality from fruit to finished product.

What's inside

A short list, and a reason for each one

Here is what each one is, and the job it does in the bottle.

Supplement Facts

Serving Size:1ml (4 pumps)

Servings per container:60

Amount Per Serving %Daily Value†

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus)
Extract (Wild Sclerotia) 1887mg†

† Daily Value not established

OTHER INGREDIENTS Glycerin, Raw Apple Cider Vinegar, Distilled Water, Sunflower Lecithin.

01

Glycerin

Vegetable glycerin. The base everything else lives in, the reason this is alcohol free, and the only preservative in the formula. It is mildly sweet, which takes the edge off holding it under your tongue.

02

Chaga

Whole Chaga conks, wild-foraged by our trusted partners in Michigan and extracted here on our farm. 1887mg of it in every 1ml serving.

03

Apple cider vinegar

A small amount, for flavor. It softens the taste so the extract is easy to take.

04

Sunflower lecithin

This is the ingredient behind the nanoencapsulation. Paired with the glycerin, it is what carries the extract in a form your body can take up. It comes from sunflowers, not soy.

Chaga is technically not a mushroom; it is a sterile conk on birch trees.

One serving is 1ml. The 1 oz bottle holds 30 servings and the 2 oz holds 60.

What to expect

The first day, the first weeks, and the long run

Everyone at the booth asks the same thing first. How fast will I feel it? Here is the honest answer, in the order it usually happens.

The first days

A quiet one, on purpose

Chaga is not a product you feel come on. It works on your gut and brings an abundance of antioxidants, which is not the kind of thing that announces itself on a Tuesday afternoon. Expect uneventful, and take it anyway.

The first weeks

Consistency is the whole mechanism

Daily, at whatever point in the day you will actually remember. Give it two to four weeks before you decide. With the quiet ones the routine is not supporting the product, the routine is the product.

The long run

It stacks

It builds with regular use and stacks over time. A long run of ordinary days is what this one looks like when it is working.

Which makes the next part the important part. Not the timeline. The habit.

A daily routine, not a one-off

Take it every day and notice over time

This is a real extract from a real farm that you take every day and notice over time. Take it daily, stay consistent, and it helps your body adapt. That's the whole idea.

Always

Either grown on our farm or wild-foraged by partners we trust, and always extracted by us.
Whole fruiting bodies.
No alcohol, solvent-free.

Never

Mycelium grown on grain.
Fillers, cheap binders, or a vague “proprietary blend.”
A claim we can't back up.

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Good questions

The things people ask us at the booth

How will it make me feel?

It depends which one you take. Lion's Mane leaves most people clear-headed and more focused, with less of that midday fog. Reishi helps you feel balanced and settled, not drowsy or knocked out. Turkey Tail, Chaga, and Trifecta work on your gut and immune system over time, more about balance than a buzz.

How soon will I notice anything?

With Lion's Mane and Reishi, a lot of people notice something the same day. The gut and immune ones work quieter, so give those a few weeks. Either way it builds. The people who get the most out of it are the ones who take it every day and stay with it.

What does it taste like?

For most people the Lion's Mane tastes good: sweet with a little tart edge, a bit like tamarind or a mild balsamic. All of them are easy to take. If you don't love the taste of one, put it right into a drink and you're set.

How do I take it?

With Lion's Mane and Reishi, hold 1ml under your tongue for 30 to 60 seconds. Chaga, Turkey Tail, and Trifecta are better stirred into a glass of cold water or any drink. Some people add theirs to food, though I'd steer you to a drink. Whatever gets you taking it consistently.

How much do I take?

One 1ml serving is the standard, and most people take it first thing in the morning. That is four pumps. On a day with more demand you can go up to 3ml. Start at 1ml, stay there a while, and see how it sits before you change anything.

Can I put it in my coffee?

Cold water is the better call. Heat breaks down the compounds, so a hot cup works against the extract. Stir it into a cold drink or take it under your tongue, and have your coffee after. Plenty of people on Lion's Mane find they reach for less coffee anyway.

Should I take it in the morning or at night?

Lion's Mane goes in the morning. It reads as clear focus rather than a stimulant, so it sets up your day. Reishi is the evening one, taken before bed. The gut and immune ones are not time-sensitive, so take those whenever you will actually remember. If you want both ends of the day covered, that pairing is the Day & Night Shroom Stack.

Where do the mushrooms come from?

Lion's Mane we grow ourselves in New Smyrna, Florida. Reishi is half and half: our partners in Michigan wild-forage one half, and the other half we grow ourselves from a wild Florida strain we found and cloned. Chaga is wild-foraged in Michigan, Turkey Tail in Oregon, both by partner wildcrafters we know by name. Every extract is made from wildcrafted North American mushrooms, whole fruiting bodies only.

Do you test your extracts?

We are pursuing third-party testing and will acquire it as soon as genuine testing methods are available. Right now only beta-glucans are reliably tested. Mushrooms carry hundreds of compounds, so testing is an emerging and complicated process.

When will my order arrive?

Extracts ship in 1 to 3 business days, and shipping is free over $50. Fresh mushrooms are a different story. Those are farmers market pickup only and we never ship them. If you want fresh, come find us at one of our four Central Florida markets.

How does the subscription work?

You pick your size and it arrives on a schedule, so you never run out partway through. Pause or skip anytime from your account. Subscribers also get first notice on small-batch and seasonal extracts before those go out to everyone else.

Can I give it to my pet?

I give my own dog Lion's Mane extract with his food every day. For pets in general, most people reach for Turkey Tail and Reishi. One rule: never give Chaga to dogs. It's high in oxalic acid, so keep Chaga to the two-legged members of the family.

Is it safe for everyone?

These mushrooms are generally considered safe. If you have a mushroom allergy, you should avoid this extract. If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, check with your physician before use.

Why is Chaga written with an asterisk?

Because Chaga is not technically a mushroom. It is a sterile conk, a hardened growth that forms on birch trees, so calling it a mushroom is convenient shorthand rather than biology. We keep the asterisk on the label so the distinction stays honest.

Chaga is technically not a mushroom; it is a sterile conk on birch trees.

Disclaimer 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.

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