The two ounce Lion's Mane extract bottle, black with a gold band, standing under the word FOCUS in large arched lettering on a pale mint and yellow ground. The label reads Ultra Concentrated Lions Mane Extract, Memory and Focus.

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

Add focus to your day. Support memory and mood.

★★★★★5.0 (21 reviews)

$54.00

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What makes this different

Whole fruiting bodies. Lion's Mane we grow ourselves in New Smyrna, Florida.
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.

Shipping

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What it is

What this actually is

That mushroom is what goes in the bottle. We grow it here and extract it fresh, not dried, and it ends up as the milliliter you hold under your tongue in the morning.

Lion's Mane fruiting on a wood block in one of our shade houses. It never touches soil.

What it is: A white mushroom that grows on wood
Part used: The fruiting body
Traditional usage: Gut and spleen. China, Japan, northern India.
Modern usage: Cognitive function, worldwide

Will this help me focus? Here's what's been studied in people, and what hasn't.
Is it safe with what I take? The safety section below covers medications, pregnancy and pets.
Why a liquid and not a powder? An extract is the mushroom pulled into a liquid. A powder is the mushroom milled.
How do I take it? One milliliter under the tongue, in the morning.

What Triple Extract means

Our first batches were alcohol tinctures. At an early farmers market a customer told us straight out that it was hard to take, and that's the reason this bottle isn't made that way any more.

The name is literal. Every bottle comes from a triple-fraction, multi-phase exhaustive extraction of whole fruiting bodies. No alcohol at any point. No solvents at any point. Just a full-spectrum extraction process formulated to preserve the compounds found in the fresh fruiting body.

We use fresh fruiting bodies because that's where the range of compounds is. The research has only looked closely at a few of them. So we extract the whole fruiting body, not just the few compounds that happen to have been studied.

How to take it

Two ways to take it, and one rule

Step 1

Shake well, then hold one milliliter under your tongue for about sixty seconds.

Step 2

Or stir one milliliter into a glass of cold water, or any cold drink you like.

Step 3

Keep it out of anything hot. Heat is very hard on some of the compounds found in lion's mane, so coffee comes after, not with.

The taste surprises people. It's sweet with a slight tart edge, a dash of apple cider vinegar and a subtle apple flavor behind it, closer to a palm fruit or a mild balsamic vinaigrette than anything medicinal. On a heavier day you can take up to three milliliters, though most people do just fine with one.

Where it fits in your day

Four points in an ordinary day where a milliliter actually fits

Lion's Mane is a morning extract. The bottle that gets used is the one with a place in a day you already have, so here are four places it fits. Put the bottle where you'll see it. Andrew tells people at the booth to leave it by the coffee machine, or wherever they already go every single morning.

First thingWhile the coffee is brewingThis is the habit worth building first, and the rest of this list is what to do on the mornings it doesn't happen.

Before a morning workoutOn your way to trainIf you train in the morning, that's one of the few things you do at the same hour every day, which makes it an easy peg to hang a habit on. Fill your bottle with cold water, add a milliliter, and it's done before you're out the door.

Before a long stretchA block of deep work or studyIf your day has a long sit-down in it, take it before you start rather than partway through. Under the tongue is the quiet option when you're already at the desk and there's no glass of water in reach.

Mid afternoonThe catch-up servingIf the morning went past without it, take it now. A milliliter in cold water at three beats a perfect routine you didn't keep.

Always

Grown on our own farm and extracted by us. Whole fruiting bodies. No alcohol, no solvents, water based.

Never

Mycelium grown on grain. Fillers and cheap binders. Anything hiding inside a proprietary blend. A claim we can't back up. A substitute for care a doctor has prescribed.

Absorbed

Why this is a liquid you hold under your tongue

Under your tongue is a different road in. The lining of your mouth passes what it absorbs almost straight into your bloodstream, rather than sending it down through your stomach and your liver first.

Some of a serving goes in through the mouth. The rest you swallow, and that's where nano-encapsulation earns its keep: some of the compounds Lion's Mane carries are poorly absorbed on their own, so it wraps them to survive digestion and still get through to where they're going.

It also makes a serving easy to take. One milliliter under your tongue for about sixty seconds, no alcohol burn, and a taste closer to a mild vinaigrette than to a tincture.

Nanoemulsification
Nanoencapsulation
Sublingual liquid

Every step, from the extraction to the milliliter under your tongue, is there so that more of what we pulled out of the mushroom is still there when it reaches you.

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.

Day one

The first question anyone asks at the booth.

You may feel something the first day, or your first day may be quiet. Some people notice something early. Others need weeks of daily use. A few feel nothing at all, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.

The first weeks

Give it at least four to six weeks before you decide.

Same amount, same point in your day.

A month in

The bottle is either on the counter or it isn't.

By then nobody is checking whether they felt it. They're just taking it, and the only real question left is whether the next bottle turns up before this one runs out.

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

Your first bottle

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Grown

The Lion's Mane in this bottle grew on wood, outdoors, on our own farm

Outdoor growing is more work than a climate-controlled room, and we do it anyway, on land that's been farmland for over a hundred years.

Grown here Shade houses on our farm in New Smyrna. Lion's Mane fruits from wood, never from soil.

Picked whole Whole fruiting bodies, taken to the extractor fresh, never dried first.

Extracted here The same farm. No middleman between the growing and the bottle.

Handed to you Sold face to face at three Central Florida farmers markets every week, and shipped from here.

Andrew Johnson on the farm in New Smyrna.

New Smyrna, Florida Shade-grown outdoors on wood, on land that's been farmland for over a hundred years.

Grown and extracted by Andrew Johnson and the team at Florida Shroom King, New Smyrna. You'll find us at three markets a week, and you can ask us anything you like. Meet the farmer

Who it's for

Not sure this is your one?

At the booth I usually ask how you sleep first, because when sleep is right, a lot of other things fall into place. That question sends most people to Reishi. Lion's Mane gets all the hype, and it's genuinely good, but the better fit for you might be one of the others. Not sure? Take the quiz.

Wildcrafted

Reishi Soothe the nervous system before bed. Calm Also supports

Wild-foraged

Chaga An abundance of antioxidants, for your gut and immune system. Antioxidants Also supports

Wild-foraged

Turkey Tail Feed your gut. Support your immune system. Immunity Also supports

Wildcrafted

Our three-mushroom blend Trifecta Gut, calm, and immune support. One daily routine.Gut Health Also supports

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

Stacks well with

Lion's Mane in the morning, Reishi at night.

They pair as a routine: focus to start the day, rest to end it. The Day and Night stack carries both, and it's the pairing we'd point you to first. If you want the gut and immune side as well, Trifecta is Turkey Tail, Chaga and Reishi in one bottle.

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Extract or powder

An extract and a powder are two different products

Both get sold as mushroom supplements, so the difference is easy to miss. This compares the two categories, not two brands.

Lion's Mane Triple Extract compared with mushroom powders
Compared on	Lion's Mane Triple ExtractWhat you get here	Mushroom powdersThe category
What is in it	Whole fruiting bodies. The mushroom itself.	Milled mushroom material, and in many products the grain the mycelium was grown on.
Fresh or dried	Extracted from fresh fruiting bodies.	Made from dried, milled material.
Extracted or ground	A triple-fraction, ultrasound extraction in water. Cryo-extracted. No alcohol, no solvents.	Ground, and nothing is extracted at all.
How you take it	One milliliter, under the tongue or stirred into cold water.	A scoop, mixed into a drink or into food.
What a serving is	One milliliter, thirty or sixty servings a bottle.	A scoop, measured by volume.
What is added	Glycerin, apple cider vinegar, sunflower lecithin.	Varies by product.

If you came here comparing liquid to capsule. A capsule is usually dried mushroom or extract powder in a shell that you swallow. We don't make one. This is the mushroom pulled into a liquid you hold under your tongue for about sixty seconds, or stir into cold water. Both are fine ways to take a mushroom.

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

What's inside

A short list, and a reason for each one

Here's what's in it, transcribed from the label, and what each thing is doing.

Supplement Facts

Serving Size:1ml (4 pumps)

Servings per container:60

Amount Per Serving %Daily Value†

Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus)
Extract (Fresh Fruiting Body) 1887mg†

† Daily Value not established

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

01

Glycerin

Vegetable glycerin. The base everything else sits in, the reason there's no alcohol, and the only preservative in the formula. It's mildly sweet, which takes the edge off holding it under your tongue.

02

Lion's Mane

Whole fruiting bodies, grown on our farm and extracted fresh rather than dried first.

03

Apple cider vinegar

A small amount, for flavor. It's the tart note, and it softens the taste.

04

Sunflower lecithin

The encapsulation aid. From sunflowers, not soy.

One serving is one milliliter. The one ounce bottle holds thirty servings and the two ounce holds sixty.

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From people who take it

I've been taking this Lion’s Mane extract every morning for a couple of weeks. The taste is surprisingly sweet and fruity, which makes it easy to take.

Simon May 2025
I work from home and keep a bottle at my desk for daily use. And added bonus, it tastes great!

Hope S. November 2025
Works wonderfully, just make sure to be consistent with daily dosing.

Mcrae July 2026

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The monks it is named after

People have eaten it as food for a long time and prepared it as a traditional medicine for about as long. In Japan it's called Yamabushitake, after the Yamabushi, the mountain monks who took to the peaks to meditate. Chinese and Japanese medicine used it for the gut and the spleen, and in Uttarakhand, in northern India, villagers dry the fruiting bodies and boil them with milk or tea. That's tradition, and we call it that.

What brings most people to it now is different. Focus and memory are why it sits by the coffee machine today. What's been studied in people and what hasn't is set out further down this page, area by area.

Fresh Lion's Mane in one of our shade houses in New Smyrna.

What is known

What's been studied in people, what's only been studied in animals or cells, and what hasn't been studied at all

Every area people ask us about is below, sorted so the strongest evidence is first. All of it is evidence about the mushroom and the record of study behind it, not about this bottle. If you want the longer version of any of it, the Lion's Mane benefits page goes deeper than a product page should.

Studied in people

Memory and attention

Placebo-controlled work in people on Lion's Mane, measuring memory and attention.

We use whole fresh fruiting bodies, for three reasons. It's what we grow. It's the form the mushroom is eaten as food. And the traditions that used it used the whole mushroom rather than an isolated part of it.

Studied in people

Mood and stress

The same trials measured mood and sleep quality alongside memory, on the same preparations.

This is the other area where people, rather than animals, were the subject. The preparation gap is the same one, and we'd rather you knew that before you bought a bottle than after.

Studied in people

Gut and digestion

Human work on digestion, plus the longest documented tradition behind any use of this mushroom.

Chinese and Japanese medicine used Lion's Mane for the gut and the spleen. Tradition isn't evidence, so we name it as tradition and keep it in its own sentence.

Studied in animals or cells

Immune function

Rodent and laboratory work. Nothing in people.

This one comes up more often than any other area with no human record behind it. Animal and dish work explains how something might operate. It doesn't show that it does.

Studied in animals or cells

Sleep

The sleep-specific work was done in mice. The human trials that touched sleep measured it alongside mood, and they sit in the row above.

So there's a human record here, but it belongs to mood and stress and it's counted there rather than twice.

Studied in animals or cells

Inflammation

Rodent and laboratory work. Nothing in people.

It describes chemistry. It isn't a finding about a person.

Studied in animals or cells

Antioxidant activity

Measured in a dish, many times over.

A number from a dish is a fact about the mushroom. It says nothing about what happens after you swallow it.

Not studied in people

Energy and endurance

Nothing usable at any level in the sources we hold.

This is the area people ask about where we've got nothing for you.

If an area you were expecting is not on this list, it is because our sources hold nothing about it for Lion's Mane that we would put in front of you.

All of this describes the mushroom and the record of study behind it. What our own customers say about the bottle is further down, in their words rather than ours.

Safety

Lion's Mane is eaten as a food. An extract is a concentrated preparation of it.

We grow mushrooms. We're not doctors, and this isn't medical advice. What follows is what the preparation is, who should ask someone qualified before starting, and how to start carefully. One serving a day. If anything feels wrong, stop.

Side effects.

Lion's Mane is sold and cooked as food in much of the world. An extract concentrates it, so the sensible way in is one milliliter a day and nothing more until you know how it sits with you. If something feels off, simply stop taking it.

Medications.

If you take a prescription medication of any kind, ask your doctor or your pharmacist before you start.

Pregnancy and nursing.

If you're pregnant or nursing, ask your doctor before taking any mushroom extract, this one included.

Allergies.

If you have a mushroom allergy, do not take this. It's a mushroom extract, and there's no version of it without the mushroom.

Pets.

Lion's Mane is fine for dogs and pets. For pets in general, Turkey Tail and Reishi are the two people reach for. Never give a dog Chaga: it's high in oxalic acid, so Chaga stays with the two-legged members of the house.

Ask us anything

Good questions

The things people ask us at the booth

Does Lion's Mane have side effects?

Lion's Mane is eaten as food in much of the world, and this is a concentrated preparation of it. Start at one milliliter a day and stay there until you know how it sits with you. If something feels off, simply stop taking it. If you have a mushroom allergy, don't take it at all. We're mushroom growers rather than doctors, and that's the limit of what we can tell you.

Can I take it with my medication?

The safety section on this page is where we answer this properly, and it covers pregnancy and nursing too. An extract is more concentrated than a meal, which is the part worth knowing before you read it.

How long does it take to actually kick in?

You may feel something the first day, or your first day may be quiet. Either way, give it at least four to six weeks at the same amount and the same point in your day before you decide. The what-to-expect section on this page walks through the first day, the first weeks and a month in.

So if I think I notice a difference, it's a placebo?

Placebo is real, and we're not going to tell you it isn't. It's part of why we ask you to give it at least four to six weeks before you decide, at the same amount and the same point in your day. A first morning is easy to talk yourself into. A month of ordinary days is harder. What's been studied in people is memory and attention, and mood and stress. Energy and endurance haven't been studied in people at all, and that's on this page too.

What does it taste like?

Sweet, with a tart edge behind it. There's a little apple cider vinegar in it for flavor and a subtle apple note, so people usually land on a palm fruit or a mild balsamic vinaigrette when they're describing it. It's the reason we stopped using alcohol.

How is this different from a powder?

A powder is milled mushroom material, and in a lot of products most of what you're buying is the grain the mycelium was grown on. This is whole fruiting bodies that have been extracted, so what the mushroom holds ends up in the liquid instead of staying in the milled material. You take a milliliter rather than a scoop.

I actually take Lion's Mane in a pill form every night before I go to bed.

This one goes under the tongue rather than through a capsule. A milliliter, held there for about sixty seconds, or stirred into cold water if you'd rather. We suggest the morning, because that's when most people want focus, but if you're taking yours at night and it suits you, keep doing that. The difference between them is the format, not a reason to change a routine that suits you.

Why does it matter that you extract it fresh?

Drying is hard on Lion's Mane, and most companies extract from dried material even when they grow their own. We grow ours a short walk from the extractor, so it never has to be dried to survive the trip. That is the whole of the fresh argument, and it's about the material rather than about you.

Can I give it to my pet?

Andrew gives his 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 Chaga stays with the two-legged members of the family.

Where do the mushrooms come from?

The Lion's Mane in this bottle we grow ourselves in New Smyrna, Florida, outdoors on wood in shade houses. Our other extracts are different. Reishi is half wild-foraged in Michigan by our partner and half grown here from a wild Florida clone, and Chaga and Turkey Tail are wild-foraged in Michigan by the same partner. Every extract is made from wildcrafted North American mushrooms.

How does the subscription work, and can I stop it?

You pick your size and it arrives on a schedule, so you don't run out partway through. Skip or pause your deliveries whenever you need, right from your account. No phone calls. Pause for up to three months at a time. After your second order, you can cancel from the same place.

When will my order arrive, and do you ship fresh mushrooms?

Extracts ship in one to three business days, and shipping is free over forty dollars. Fresh mushrooms are a different thing entirely. They're farmers market pickup only and we never ship them. If you want fresh, come and find us at one of our three markets.

Where to find us

Fresh mushrooms are market pickup only, and we're at three markets a week

Extracts we ship. Fresh Lion's Mane we don't, and we never have. It's food, picked fresh for the market, and it goes home in your bag rather than in a box. Come and find us, meet the team, and ask anyone there any question you like about either.

DeLand Artisan Alley Farmers Market Friday, 6 to 9pm. 104 Artisan Alley, DeLand.
Halifax River Market Sunday, 9am to 2pm. 3633 S Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange.
Audubon Park Community Market Monday, 5 to 8pm. The Stardust lot, 1842 E Winter Park Rd, Orlando.

Andrew at the Florida Shroom King market booth, smiling as he talks with a customer, a basket of fresh mushrooms on the table between them and chalkboards for Lion's Mane, Turkey Tail and Chaga behind.

Where else our mushrooms are

We are not at this one. Our mushrooms go to Tomazin Farm on consignment, so bring your questions to one of the markets above.

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Lion's Mane Triple Extract

received my order (promptly) about 6 weeks ago and wow, possibly the best lion’s mane extract i’ve tried, having previously used a pill from the natural foods store as part of a regimen prescribed by my ND for getting off of SSRIs. this product worked noticeably better, particularly to help with brain fog that’s been part of the SSRI withdrawal (and use). what surprised me most was the flavor. i love mushrooms but the thought of a syrupy extract seemed weird. it wasn’t. it’s more fruity than savory and went SUPER well with coffee. in that combo, there was zero mushroom flavor but also pleasant shooting it straight under the tongue with no chaser at all. thanks for doing this right and helping me ease the transition to a life without SSRIs while remaining productive at work.

Thank you so much for that review Jacob!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I started taking this lion's mane extract and honestly, I felt a difference within days. My focus and memory improved noticeably — especially during salsa, which I dance 5 times a week. I can remember choreography faster and feel more mentally present during practice.

One of the most unexpected (and welcome) benefits has been in my mood. I tend to have mood swings and, truthfully, not always the most patience — especially with my boyfriend, whom I love dearly. But since taking lion’s mane, I’ve noticed a shift: I feel more emotionally grounded, less reactive, and better able to navigate disagreements with patience and clarity. Our communication has felt healthier and more productive because of it.

I highly recommend this for anyone looking to support their brain, memory, and emotional wellness. Total game changer.

I am glad you enjoyed our Lions Mane extract, Alexis!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I was quite shocked by this product. Initially I took it (under the tongue, homeopathic style) and immediately felt a lot better.

Which made me think very suspiciously - was it full of sugar?! 🙀 How else could I being feeling so energized so fast?

Eventually I did look and find out that, astonishingly, that Florida Mushroom King's Lions Mane Extract does not contain sugar.

It contains healthy things! Here they are -

Glycerin
Apple cider vinegar
Lions Mane mushroom fruiting body
Sunflower lecithin
Distilled water

My experience of taking Florida Shroom King's Lions Mane Extract is that I feel strengthened. Immediately. On a lot of levels, that I don’t think Florida Shroom King's even mention.

Better able to deal with the stresses of the world.

Which lately have been a lot.

These are strange times and I feel Lions Mane can greatly help a lot of people successfully deal with the excessive demands of life that a lot of us deal with right now.

There are a lot if salient and impressive point on Florida Mushroom King's website about the power of Lions Mane but honestly, I'm just happy it helps me feel good and strengthened to deal with things in my life effectively.

😁

We are glad your days are better and easier with our Lions Mane extract!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I’ve been taking this Lions Mane extract every morning for the past month, not just only have a good taste (it reminds me of black berries, prunes and dates), but the overall wellness sensation, that mental alertness that gives me is incredible. Can’t recommend this enough.

Right on! Daily use is the way to go, thank you so much for sharing your experience, Luis

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

As a food blogger always on the lookout for quality functional mushroom products, I was impressed by Florida Shroom King's Extracts. They are potent and bioavailable extracts which stand out due to their extraction process, which combines ultrasonic-assisted extraction and using only fruiting bodies.

This extract contains no starch, mycelium, or grain. Its alcohol-free and made with organic ingredients. I found it to be an excellent addition to my morning routine, promoting focus without the harsh bitterness of typical tinctures. It tasted good.

I highly reccomend this product. This is a thoughtful, high-quality option worth adding to your wellness routine.

Thank you so much for the shout out and review Imran!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

Although I’ve only taken these supplements for a week, I am very impressed with the lack of any “disgusting supplement aftertaste.” Also having autoimmune issues I am looking forward to the benefits offered by the Lion’s Mane and Chaga products gifted to me. This is a fantastic product and I’m so impressed with the dedication and studies that are provided on the website.

Thank you for letting others know about the flavor of our extracts!

taste's and works great. I've tried a few mushroom coffees and this is way better.

Works wonderfully, just make sure to be consistent with daily dosing. That is the BEST way to get the full benefits crom tbis great product. The quality is superior.

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I have tried many of the Lions Mane extracts on the market before landing here. This one by far is the BEST in my opinion. I absolutely love that this one is alcohol free. Going through the menopausal brain fog? This clears it! I never miss a day, thanks Andrew keep doing what you're doing! I'm definitely a customer for life.

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I absolutely love the Lions Main Extract. It really does increase my ability to focus. I work from home and keep a bottle at my desk for daily use. And added bonus, it tastes great! I also love that it's made here locally so I trust the sourcing, and I am supporting small business owners.

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I tried the Lion’s Mane extract, I think it helps a bit with alertness etc. would recommend to others to try good product

We are happy you've found benefits and enjoyed, thank you so much for the feedback!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

After regular use, I’ve noticed a definite improvement in my focus and mental sharpness. Tasks that used to feel mentally draining are now easier to complete, and I experience less brain fog throughout the day. It also helps it is easy to take just a few drops under the tongue or added to tea, and you’re good to go.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Shanique!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I've been taking this Lion’s Mane extract every morning for a couple of weeks. The taste is surprisingly sweet and fruity, which makes it easy to take. Overall, I'm happy with this extract.

I'm happy you enjoyed the flavor of our Lions Mane extract!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I love the product. It works well in helping me stay focused on what I need to focus on. I also get to remember things better.

The extra focus and memory are my favorite benefits as well, thank you for sharing your feedback, Ryan!

Love your lions mane. I’m thinking clearer. Thank you

Awesome products I would recommend to family and friends great health benefits

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Best lions mane out there

We do our best to make the best Lions Mane Extract, thank you so much!

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This Lions Mane is the best!
Absolutely blown away at the flavor.

Especially love the fact this is USA grown.

There is no better Lions Mane extract then this hands down.

Andrew is an expert at what he does.
You will not be disappointed by the quality here.

Thanks for such a great product my friend!
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Magic Healing Potion

The influence and support of the Lions Mane Extract is so available in this highly tuned and skilled extraction. The quality is unmatched. The buzz of mushrooms in our modern culture has them popping up in many care products. I’ve tried quite a few… none other have offered such potency. Not even close. I’m so grateful for these extracts and the careful process being delivered in these medicinal vials.

Thank you so much Rachel!

Magic Healing Potion

First time using extracts specifically for my nerve pains and arteries damage, using this product for 3 months changed the quality of my life. I highly recommend.

Thank you Precious! I'm happy you have gotten relief from pain!

Lion's Mane Triple Extract

I started using the tincture a few months ago when I met Andrew at a market. I feel that I have better mental clarity and focus since using it everyday! I buy in bulk now so I don’t run out. Thanks Andrew

Thank you so much for the review Teresa!

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.