Complex Capsules
One capsule carries reishi, lion's mane, Cordyceps militaris, chaga, oyster, maitake, enoki, shiitake and turkey tail together.
Organic Mushroom Extract Blend Powder
- Mushroom Source
- Mushroom Blend
- Latin Name
- Multi-species blend
- Part Used
- Fruiting body or mycelium
- Appearance
- Yellow-brown powder
- Polysaccharides %
- 10%–50%
- Beta-Glucan %
- 30%
- Test Method
- UV/HPLC
- MOQ
- 1 kg
Product Description
One polysaccharide number on this blend does not describe nine mushrooms. Reishi, lion’s mane, Cordyceps militaris, chaga, oyster, maitake, enoki, shiitake and turkey tail can share a tub and still need their own lines.
Organic has to cover the blend as sold, not a story about one farm. Ask which species are fruiting body and which are mycelium, and whether beta-glucan on the blend was measured in a way that removes starch. A darker cup usually means chaga or reishi is doing the colour work.
Specification
| Mushroom Source | Mushroom Blend | Latin Name | Multi-species blend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part Used | Fruiting body or mycelium | Appearance | Yellow-brown powder |
| Polysaccharides % | 10%–50% | Beta-Glucan % | 30% |
| Test Method | UV/HPLC | MOQ | 1 kg |
Applications
Mushroom Coffee
Coffee takes colour and bitterness from the darker members, especially chaga and reishi.
Functional Foods
Bars and powders carry the blend, and each species is dosed from its share of the formula.
Daily Sachets
Daily sachets are easy to flavour. Organic scope has to cover the blend as filled, not only one farm in the story.
Formula Review
The cup contains nine mushrooms. Each species still has to be named, because one polysaccharide number does not describe all of them.
FAQ
Does one polysaccharide percent apply to every mushroom in the blend?
No. It is a result on the blend. Each species needs its own line if the label claims one.
What does the organic certificate have to cover?
The blend you are buying. A certificate on one input does not make the blend organic.
Why does part used say fruiting body or mycelium?
The blend can contain either. Ask which each species is, because mycelium on grain changes the polysaccharide meaning.
How should beta-glucan be tested on a blend?
On the finished blend, with a method that separates alpha-glucan, if beta-glucan is what you print.
Can we add or remove a species and keep the same code?
No. A formula change is a different product.
