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Endoca mushroom capsules hold organic mushroom extract, made by hot water extraction and sealed in a vegan cellulose capsule. Choose a single species, from lion's mane and chaga to maitake, cordyceps, turkey tail and reishi, or the five-mushroom complex. The extract weight per capsule is stated on every label, and every batch is independently tested.
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
Plant-Based Cellulose, No Gelatin
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Every mushroom extract capsule in the range, compared by species, extract per capsule, who it suits and what the extract is known for.
| PRODUCT | SPECIES | PER CAPSULE | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lion's Mane Extract | Hericium erinaceus | 350mg extract powder | The species most people ask for (restocking) | Polysaccharides |
| Chaga Mushroom Extract | Inonotus obliquus | 370mg | Everyday use | Beta-glucans and other polysaccharides |
| Shiitake Mushroom Extract | Lentinula edodes | 350mg (10,500mg per bottle) | A familiar culinary species | Triterpenoids, nucleotides, phenolic compounds |
| Maitake Mushroom Extract | Grifola frondosa | 380mg | The highest stated extract weight | Polysaccharides |
| Cordyceps Mushroom Extract | Cordyceps militaris | Stated on the label | A cultivated, consistent species | Cordyceps militaris extract |
| Turkey Tail Mushroom Extract | Trametes versicolor | Stated on the label | A species too woody to eat | Polysaccharides |
| Red Reishi Mushroom Extract | Ganoderma lucidum | Stated on the label | An evening routine (restocking) | Triterpenoids |
| Mushroom Immune Complex | Five species | Stated on the label | Several species in one capsule | Five organic mushroom extracts |
Mushroom capsules are a measured amount of mushroom extract in a capsule you swallow with water. The extract is the same material that goes into a mushroom gummy. What changes is the delivery: a capsule holds more extract by weight, has no taste and no added ingredients to carry it. The extract weight is fixed per capsule and printed on the label, so two capsules always mean exactly twice the amount, with nothing to scoop or level off the way you would with a loose powder.
A mushroom extract is not the same as mushroom powder. Powder is the dried, ground mushroom or mycelium, sometimes with its grain substrate milled in. An extract has been through hot water extraction, which breaks down chitin so the polysaccharides inside are released, then concentrated. That is why the extract weight, and a standardization percentage where one is published, tells you far more than a species name alone. Two products can both say chaga on the front and have very little else in common.
None of these species are psychoactive, and none are related to psilocybin mushrooms. Our cordyceps is Cordyceps militaris, grown under controlled cultivation, because the wild species is rare and impossible to extract consistently. Turkey tail is a different case: it is too woody to eat, so an extract is the only practical way to take it at all. Shiitake and maitake, by contrast, are familiar in the kitchen. Every capsule here is a functional or culinary species sold as a food supplement.
Capsules suit people who want a fixed amount of one species every day with nothing to measure. They are the format people choose once a mushroom has become part of their routine.
We describe habits here rather than outcomes. US rules would let a supplement say more, with evidence on file and the FDA disclaimer beside it. The evidence for most of these species is still early, so we keep to what is in the capsule.
Mushroom capsules hold organic mushroom extract made by hot water extraction, in a vegan cellulose capsule. Endoca sells seven single-species capsules and a five-species complex, with the extract weight per capsule on each label.
Powder is the dried, ground mushroom or mycelium. A mushroom extract has been hot water extracted to open the cell walls and concentrate the compounds inside. The extract is what our capsules contain.
No. Every species in this collection is a culinary or functional mushroom, not a psilocybin species. They will not produce any psychoactive effect. Shiitake is the same species you can buy fresh to cook with.
Neither is better. A capsule holds more extract by weight and has no sugar or taste. A gummy is easier to take every day if you dislike swallowing capsules. The extract inside is the same material, so pick the format you will actually keep taking.
Look for three things: the species with its Latin name, the extract weight per capsule, and a standardization figure where one is given. Our lion’s mane states 350mg of extract powder per capsule. Every batch is independently tested, and our lab testing page lists the reports by batch number.
Maitake holds 380mg of extract per capsule and chaga 370mg, the two highest stated weights in the range. Lion’s mane and shiitake each sit at 350mg. Read the figure per capsule rather than per bottle, since the shiitake bottle states 10,500mg across all its capsules.
Wild cordyceps is rare and harvested at high altitude, so supply and extraction are inconsistent. Cordyceps militaris can be cultivated, which lets it be extracted the same way batch after batch.
Both start with hot water. Tea is an infusion you brew yourself, and its strength depends on the pieces you use and how long they steep. A capsule holds an extract that has been concentrated and dried, with its weight on the label. Our guide to chaga tea vs capsules compares the two.
Five organic mushroom extracts in one capsule, made by the same hot water extraction as the single species. The label names the species it contains. We list it for what it contains and make no statement about what it does.
A lot of functional mushroom capsules on the market are filled with mycelium grown on grain and milled with the grain still in it. Part of what you swallow is starch. Ours are extracts instead. Organic mushroom goes through hot water extraction, which opens the chitin cell walls that human digestion cannot break down, and the liquid is concentrated and dried into a powder. That extra work is the whole difference between an extract and a ground mushroom, and it is why the two should never be compared gram for gram on price alone.
The number on the label is the extract, not the raw mushroom. Our lion’s mane capsule holds 350mg of extract powder, chaga 370mg, maitake 380mg, and the shiitake bottle holds 10,500mg of extract across its capsules, or 350mg each. Where a product page states a standardization figure, that is the most honest number to compare against another brand. A label that gives only the weight of whole mushroom used is describing the starting material, not what reached the capsule. Read the line that says extract, and read it per capsule rather than per bottle.
Each species is sold on its own because people usually arrive looking for one mushroom, not a blend. The capsules are vegan, made with cellulose rather than gelatin, and there is nothing to taste. If you would rather chew than swallow, the same species are available in our mushroom gummies. The honest trade-off runs the other way too: a capsule asks you to swallow something every day, and some people simply never get used to that. Neither format changes the extract inside, so pick the one you will actually keep taking.
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
Plant-Based Cellulose, No Gelatin
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Lion's Mane Extract
Chaga Mushroom Extract
Shiitake Mushroom Extract
Maitake Mushroom Extract
Cordyceps Mushroom Extract
Turkey Tail Mushroom Extract
Red Reishi Mushroom Extract
Mushroom Immune Complex 
Mushroom capsules are a measured amount of mushroom extract in a capsule you swallow with water. The extract is the same material that goes into a mushroom gummy. What changes is the delivery: a capsule holds more extract by weight, has no taste and no added ingredients to carry it. The extract weight is fixed per capsule and printed on the label, so two capsules always mean exactly twice the amount, with nothing to scoop or level off the way you would with a loose powder.
A mushroom extract is not the same as mushroom powder. Powder is the dried, ground mushroom or mycelium, sometimes with its grain substrate milled in. An extract has been through hot water extraction, which breaks down chitin so the polysaccharides inside are released, then concentrated. That is why the extract weight, and a standardization percentage where one is published, tells you far more than a species name alone. Two products can both say chaga on the front and have very little else in common.
None of these species are psychoactive, and none are related to psilocybin mushrooms. Our cordyceps is Cordyceps militaris, grown under controlled cultivation, because the wild species is rare and impossible to extract consistently. Turkey tail is a different case: it is too woody to eat, so an extract is the only practical way to take it at all. Shiitake and maitake, by contrast, are familiar in the kitchen. Every capsule here is a functional or culinary species sold as a food supplement.
Capsules suit people who want a fixed amount of one species every day with nothing to measure. They are the format people choose once a mushroom has become part of their routine.
We describe habits here rather than outcomes. US rules would let a supplement say more, with evidence on file and the FDA disclaimer beside it. The evidence for most of these species is still early, so we keep to what is in the capsule.
Lion’s mane capsules, chaga capsules, maitake, cordyceps, turkey tail, reishi or shiitake, each on its own. Browse the full Lion’s Mane range if that is the one you came for.
Maitake holds 380mg per capsule and chaga 370mg, the two highest stated weights in the range. Lion’s mane and shiitake each sit at 350mg of extract.

The Mushroom Immune Complex combines five organic mushroom extracts, for people who would rather not keep several bottles. Its label lists each species it contains.
A capsule has no flavor to get used to and no sweetener, which makes it the cleaner choice for daily use than a gummy.
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If you prefer a chew, the same species come as mushroom gummies, and our functional mushrooms collection holds both formats together.
If you are new to functional mushrooms, start with one species at a time so you know what you are noticing from each, and our shiitake collection is a familiar culinary place to begin.
Mushroom capsules hold organic mushroom extract made by hot water extraction, in a vegan cellulose capsule. Endoca sells seven single-species capsules and a five-species complex, with the extract weight per capsule on each label.
Powder is the dried, ground mushroom or mycelium. A mushroom extract has been hot water extracted to open the cell walls and concentrate the compounds inside. The extract is what our capsules contain.
No. Every species in this collection is a culinary or functional mushroom, not a psilocybin species. They will not produce any psychoactive effect. Shiitake is the same species you can buy fresh to cook with.
Neither is better. A capsule holds more extract by weight and has no sugar or taste. A gummy is easier to take every day if you dislike swallowing capsules. The extract inside is the same material, so pick the format you will actually keep taking.
Look for three things: the species with its Latin name, the extract weight per capsule, and a standardization figure where one is given. Our lion’s mane states 350mg of extract powder per capsule. Every batch is independently tested, and our lab testing page lists the reports by batch number.
Maitake holds 380mg of extract per capsule and chaga 370mg, the two highest stated weights in the range. Lion’s mane and shiitake each sit at 350mg. Read the figure per capsule rather than per bottle, since the shiitake bottle states 10,500mg across all its capsules.
Wild cordyceps is rare and harvested at high altitude, so supply and extraction are inconsistent. Cordyceps militaris can be cultivated, which lets it be extracted the same way batch after batch.
Both start with hot water. Tea is an infusion you brew yourself, and its strength depends on the pieces you use and how long they steep. A capsule holds an extract that has been concentrated and dried, with its weight on the label. Our guide to chaga tea vs capsules compares the two.
Five organic mushroom extracts in one capsule, made by the same hot water extraction as the single species. The label names the species it contains. We list it for what it contains and make no statement about what it does.