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Endoca functional mushrooms cover eight species across capsules, extracts and gummies, all made from organic mushroom extract rather than ground mycelium on grain. Lion's mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, maitake, shiitake, turkey tail and tremella, with the extract weight per capsule stated on every label.
Certified organic mushroom extracts without unnecessary additives
Every batch is independently tested for purity and active compound content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Standardised Extracts, Never Milled Grain
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Five of the eighteen products, chosen to cover both formats and the blend, compared by species, format, extract weight and what people choose them for.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | SOURCE | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lions Mane Extract | Vegan capsules | Organic Hericium erinaceus | A single-species routine | 350mg extract powder per capsule |
| Red Reishi Mushroom Extract | Vegan capsules | Organic Ganoderma lucidum | An evening routine | Reishi extract, triterpenoids |
| Chaga Mushroom Extract | Vegan capsules | Organic Inonotus obliquus | Everyday use | 370mg per serving, beta-glucans, B vitamins |
| Organic Mushroom Immune Complex | 30 vegan capsules | Maitake, reishi, shiitake, turkey tail, chaga | One capsule instead of five | 300mg blended extract per daily serving |
| Lion's Mane Mushroom Gummies | 30 gummies, 15 servings | Organic Hericium erinaceus | People who will not take capsules | 100mg extract per serving, standardised to 50% polysaccharides |
Functional mushrooms are edible fungi taken as a supplement rather than as food, usually as an extract in a capsule, a powder or a gummy. The species used most often are lion’s mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, maitake, shiitake, turkey tail and tremella. None of them are psychoactive and none are related to psilocybin mushrooms, which is worth stating plainly because the search results for this category mix the two constantly.
Making a useful mushroom product is mostly a question of extraction. The compounds people are interested in, beta-glucans and other polysaccharides, sit inside cell walls made of chitin, which human digestion does not break down. Hot water extraction opens those walls and pulls the polysaccharides into solution, and the resulting extract is concentrated and dried. A standardised extract states the percentage, so 50% polysaccharides means exactly that and can be checked.
Endoca uses organic extracts across the whole range, in capsules for the single species and blends, and in gummies for people who would rather not swallow a capsule every morning. The extract weight is on every label. What we do not print is a claim about what any of it does, because in the EU there is no authorised health claim for any of these species and there will not be one until somebody completes the evidence.
Here is where the honest version and the marketing version part company. Functional mushrooms have a long history of traditional use and an active research literature, and neither of those is the same as an authorised claim.
What follows is how people in practice build these into a routine, and which product fits which habit. Take it as a description of behaviour rather than a promise about outcomes.
Edible fungi taken as a supplement rather than eaten as food, usually as a concentrated extract. Endoca covers lion’s mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, maitake, shiitake, turkey tail and tremella, in capsules, extracts and gummies. All are organic and none are psychoactive.
A powder is dried, milled mushroom or mycelium. An extract has been through hot water or alcohol extraction to concentrate the compounds and open the chitin cell walls first. Much of what is sold as powder is mycelium grown on grain, with the grain included in the weight.
Capsules carry more extract per serving and no flavouring. Gummies are easier to take consistently, which for a daily supplement usually matters more than the numbers. The gummies are sugar-free and vegan, so the trade-off is mostly extract weight rather than ingredients.
That the extract has been measured and half its weight is polysaccharides, the compound group these species are studied for. Without a standardisation figure you are told what species is in the jar but not how much of anything. It is the single most useful number on a mushroom label.
No, and this is the most common confusion in the category. Psilocybin mushrooms are a different set of species and are controlled substances in most countries. Nothing in this collection is psychoactive, controlled, or related to them in any way.
The mushroom supplement market has a labelling problem that almost nobody outside it knows about. A great deal of what is sold as mushroom powder is mycelium grown on sterilised grain and milled up with the grain still in it, which means a good share of what you swallow is starch. Ours are extracts. The extract weight per capsule is printed on the label, 350mg of lion’s mane, 380mg of maitake, 370mg of chaga per serving, so the number you read is the number you get.
Extraction method decides what actually ends up in the capsule. Beta-glucans and the other polysaccharides that make these species interesting are locked inside chitin cell walls that human digestion does not open on its own, which is why hot water extraction exists. Our lion’s mane gummy states its water-based extract as standardised to 50% polysaccharides. Standardisation is the difference between knowing what is in a product and hoping. Every batch is independently tested before release.
One thing this page will not do is tell you what these species do to your body. In the EU no botanical health claim has been authorised for any functional mushroom, so anyone making one is either uninformed or hoping nobody checks. These are organic, they are extracts rather than milled substrate, and they are certified. What people take them for is set out below as exactly that, what people take them for.
Certified organic mushroom extracts without unnecessary additives
Every batch is independently tested for purity and active compound content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Standardised Extracts, Never Milled Grain
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Lions Mane Extract
Red Reishi Mushroom Extract
Chaga Mushroom Extract
Organic Mushroom Immune Complex
Lion's Mane Mushroom Gummies 
Functional mushrooms are edible fungi taken as a supplement rather than as food, usually as an extract in a capsule, a powder or a gummy. The species used most often are lion’s mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, maitake, shiitake, turkey tail and tremella. None of them are psychoactive and none are related to psilocybin mushrooms, which is worth stating plainly because the search results for this category mix the two constantly.
Making a useful mushroom product is mostly a question of extraction. The compounds people are interested in, beta-glucans and other polysaccharides, sit inside cell walls made of chitin, which human digestion does not break down. Hot water extraction opens those walls and pulls the polysaccharides into solution, and the resulting extract is concentrated and dried. A standardised extract states the percentage, so 50% polysaccharides means exactly that and can be checked.
Endoca uses organic extracts across the whole range, in capsules for the single species and blends, and in gummies for people who would rather not swallow a capsule every morning. The extract weight is on every label. What we do not print is a claim about what any of it does, because in the EU there is no authorised health claim for any of these species and there will not be one until somebody completes the evidence.
Here is where the honest version and the marketing version part company. Functional mushrooms have a long history of traditional use and an active research literature, and neither of those is the same as an authorised claim.
What follows is how people in practice build these into a routine, and which product fits which habit. Take it as a description of behaviour rather than a promise about outcomes.
Lions Mane Extract, Red Reishi, Chaga, Cordyceps, Maitake, Shiitake and Turkey Tail are each available on their own, at a stated extract weight per capsule.
Organic Mushroom Immune Complex blends maitake, reishi, shiitake, turkey tail and chaga into a 300mg daily serving across 30 vegan capsules.

The functional mushroom gummies cover eight species, sugar-free and vegan, and the lion’s mane gummy states its extract standardised to 50% polysaccharides.
Quina Capsules are made from wild-harvested organic Quina bark from the Andes, with no fillers. It is a botanical rather than a fungus and it sits here because of the format. Our natural vitamins sit alongside it if you are building a daily supplement routine.
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Read lion’s mane benefits and mushroom coffee versus mushroom supplements for the background, and turkey tail mushroom for dogs if you have been asked about animals.
If you are starting from scratch, the immune complex is the least fiddly way to cover several species at once, and single-species capsules make more sense once you know which one you actually want.
Edible fungi taken as a supplement rather than eaten as food, usually as a concentrated extract. Endoca covers lion’s mane, reishi, chaga, cordyceps, maitake, shiitake, turkey tail and tremella, in capsules, extracts and gummies. All are organic and none are psychoactive.
A powder is dried, milled mushroom or mycelium. An extract has been through hot water or alcohol extraction to concentrate the compounds and open the chitin cell walls first. Much of what is sold as powder is mycelium grown on grain, with the grain included in the weight.
Capsules carry more extract per serving and no flavouring. Gummies are easier to take consistently, which for a daily supplement usually matters more than the numbers. The gummies are sugar-free and vegan, so the trade-off is mostly extract weight rather than ingredients.
That the extract has been measured and half its weight is polysaccharides, the compound group these species are studied for. Without a standardisation figure you are told what species is in the jar but not how much of anything. It is the single most useful number on a mushroom label.
No, and this is the most common confusion in the category. Psilocybin mushrooms are a different set of species and are controlled substances in most countries. Nothing in this collection is psychoactive, controlled, or related to them in any way.