Lion's Mane Extract Liquid | 1 fl oz

I plan to update after more time of using this product, as I have just started, and it's too soon to notice a difference in how I feel. In the meantime, the taste is better than I expected. I've never used a mushroom product before, so I was wary, but it's actually pretty pleasant. I've had it just straight, and in water. I want to try in coffee as well. The dropper works just fine, and the glass bottle is heavy duty. The instructions on the bottle itself are quite small, probably would be difficult for some to read without a magnifying glass, however, they are also printed on the box in a larger size, and even the very small print on the bottle is clear, making it legible despite its size. I'm excited to continue using it, and plan to update after a few weeks. UPDATE: After a month of use, I find it helps with regular and more ideal bowel movements which is great. If I don't use it for a few days, I lose that effect. I have not noticed any improvement in cognitive function/mental boost/mood, but the unexpected help in the digestive department is very appreciated.

I used various Fungies tinctures over the course of a few months, including this coffee-flavored one. While the taste does matter somewhat (it tastes very vaguely like coffee and mostly important is very palatable), the main thing that matters here is its effect. I think it may have helped with focus and clarity, but it could have been placebo too. That's kind of the tricky thing with lion's mane, as far as my experience has been - the theoretical effect is about the same as what a placebo would do anyways. I do think the quality is high and Fungies seems like a strong brand for mushroom supplements, but unfortunately who knows what the outcome was. A tincture is still a good choice for mushroom supplements as stomach acid can break down much of the active compounds needed to experience an effect. Ultimately, if you're interested in a lion's mane tincture already, give this a shot. It won't be lifechanging most likely, but can help cover your nootropic and micro-nutritional bases.

If you have a hard time focusing, you need Lions Mane in your life! I have taken so many supplements in my life and I never know if they're actually doing something or not. I didn't realize how well this stuff worked until about 4-5 days in. My work bestie says"so are we not friends anymore?". Apparently I was so focused on my work I wanty taking to him for a week and didn't even realize it. After forgetting to take it for a few days, I caught myself staring out the window again, daydreaming. It's so nice to try a new product and actually see and feel results. It really is a miracle. My work production is way up. I've tried various types of lion's mane and had luck with all of them. But this coffee flavor by far tastes the best. I didn't mix it with any liquids. I just take a full dropper right into my mouth.

This product claims to be a lot of things from being organic, Non-GMO, vegan, and well, you get the idea. But it lacks accreditation marks from a single certifying body. Not one, zilch, nada. It also doesn't appear to have been made in a GMP certified facility. So there are legitimate concerns into its veracity altogether unfortunately. And if that wasn't enough, it tastes more like toffee or butterscotch candy than coffee as indicated. Listen, I like toffee. It's just not what I envisioned to taste from product labeled as coffee flavored. 3 out of 5 stars, there's just one too many inconsistencies for me to recommend this item to others.

I got this for my boyfriend because after having to care for me through breast cancer he’s having a bit of caregiver burnout and even if he drinks tons of coffee in the morning he’s still not really with it and focused, etc. Basically, all of the things that this supplement claims to do it just hasn’t done and there has been no difference at all. The only positive is that the taste and smell of it is fine if you like coffee. But other than that, no mood improvement or increase in focus, etc etc. I just wouldn’t recommend this.

This is a nice Lions Mane formula, and the ingredients are all fine, except that I dont think they should need the sodium benzoate chemical preservative. Glyerine is a very good preservative and natural and so is citric acid. I am wary of taking it, I did not realize it had this in it. I dont think I will use it.

I'm really pleased with these Fungies Lion's Mane Mushroom Liquid Drops! 😊 While I haven't been taking them long enough to fully assess their benefits, I can say that I've experienced no negative side effects during my first week of daily use 🌸. In fact, I've noticed a slight improvement in how I feel, which is a promising start 🌟. The coffee-flavored tincture is easy to incorporate into my routine, and I appreciate the mushroom complex supplement for its potential to support brain fog, focus, memory, and mood 🧠. I'm looking forward to continuing with this supplement and seeing how it works out in the long run! 🙏 Highly recommend for anyone interested in trying a Lion's Mane supplement with a gentle introduction. 💯

I picked this up because I’ve been looking for something that might support focus and mental clarity. It’s simple to use—just a few drops in my morning coffee. The coffee flavor is subtle and doesn’t interfere with the taste. It’s still early, so I can’t say I’ve noticed big changes yet, but I understand these things usually take time. On the plus side, I haven’t experienced any side effects, so I’ll continue using it and see if it ends up being helpful over the long run.