Lion's Mane Mushroom Supplement
Organic Lion's Mane, 8:1 Dual Extract Capsules
Some things ask for your whole attention. The page you’re reading. The conversation you’re having. The thing you’ve been meaning to get to all week.
Adding Lion’s Mane to your routine is a simple gift to yourself, and to all the things that deserve your attention. Take 1–2 capsules once daily.
Ours starts with Lion’s Mane fruiting bodies grown outdoors on hardwood and concentrates them into an 8:1 dual extract, standardized to 35% beta-D-glucans.
For wherever you put your attention.
Certified USDA Organic
Fruiting Body Only
Third-Party Tested
Vegan
Non-GMO
- USDA Organic Certified
- 100% Fruiting Body
- 8:1 Dual Extract
- 35% Beta-D-Glucans
- Third-Party Tested
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Formulated For
People with full days and a lot asking for their attention, who already know the good parts are worth being present for.
Uses: Provides antioxidants that help reduce cell damage caused by free radicals.
Why You'll Love It
- 8:1 dual extract using hot water and alcohol
- 35% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch
- Made from 100% Hericium erinaceus fruiting body, grown outdoors on hardwood
- USDA Organic Certified and third-party tested
- Vegan capsules make it easy to take, with nothing to measure or mix
Suggested Routine
Adults 18 years and older: Take 1-2 capsules daily, or as recommended by your health care practitioner.
Many people take theirs in the morning because it's easy to remember. Others take them with lunch. The best time is the one that fits naturally into your routine and is easiest to keep.
Learn more: Best Time to Take Mushroom Supplements →
Ingredients
Ingredients per 2 capsules:
Lion's Mane Mushroom (8:1 Dual Extract)
1,000 mg
Hericium erinaceus, fruiting body
Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE): 8,000 mg
Standardized to 35% beta-D-glucans
Non-medicinal ingredients: Organic Certified Pullulan (vegan capsule), Organic Oryza sativa (rice) hull powder, dicalcium phosphate.
NPN 80108580
Cautions
Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
General Safety: If you're taking medication or managing a health condition, talk to your health care practitioner before adding any new supplement.
What customers say
Brain Repair!
I have loved the clarity I’ve gained from this product. Since having babies my brain hasn’t been the same when it comes to remembering things and with mental clarity. I really notice when I don’t take these!
Danaea G.
Focus Now
It's easy to add this supplement to your daily regimen. I can absolutely see an improvement in my mental acuity and focus. I highly recommend this product!
Merrie L.
Excellent Product
This is a staple in our home. We notice increased concentration and less “brain fog.” We have been using Lions Mane for almost a year now and the concentration of quality ingredients in this brand have allowed us to take “less for more.” Highly recommend.
Angela C.
The Mushroom
Getting to know Lion's Mane
What Is Lion's Mane?
Lion's Mane, known scientifically as Hericium erinaceus, is an edible mushroom with a distinctive white, cascading fruiting body. It has a long history of culinary and traditional use and looks unlike almost anything else in the mushroom world.
Today, you will find Lion's Mane in powders, extracts, capsules, tinctures and coffee blends. Those products can differ in source material, extraction method and concentration. A mushroom on a plate and a concentrated extract in a capsule are not quite the same thing, which is why it helps to look beyond the name Lion's Mane and see what is actually in the product.
Why Lion's Mane?
There is a reason Lion's Mane so often comes up in conversations about attention, focus and cognitive health. It has become one of the most researched functional mushrooms in this area, with growing scientific interest in the naturally occurring compounds found within it.
Among those compounds are hericenones, which are found in the Lion's Mane fruiting body and are one of the reasons this unusual mushroom continues to attract scientific attention.
For us, that makes Lion's Mane a natural fit for the days and the parts of life that deserve your attention. Eversio Lion's Mane also provides antioxidants that help reduce cell damage caused by free radicals.
Why a Dual Extract?
Lion's Mane contains naturally occurring compounds with different solubility characteristics, which is why we use a dual extraction process.
Hot water helps break down the mushroom's tough cell walls and extract water-soluble compounds, including beta-glucans. Alcohol allows us to extract other compounds found naturally in the Lion's Mane fruiting body, including hericenones.
We put our Lion's Mane through both extraction steps before concentrating the final extract to an 8:1 ratio.
Not every mushroom needs the same extraction process. We choose the method based on the specific mushroom and what we want to extract from it.
Mushroom Math
What does 8:1 actually mean?
An extract ratio tells you how much dried mushroom was used to make the finished extract.
For Lion’s Mane, 8:1 means 8 grams of dried Lion’s Mane are used to produce 1 gram of extract.
Two capsules contain 1,000 mg of concentrated extract, with a Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE) of 8,000 mg.
That does not mean there are physically 8,000 mg packed into the capsules. It means the 1,000 mg of concentrated extract was made using the equivalent of 8,000 mg of dried Lion’s Mane.
| Per 2 capsules | Eversio Lion’s Mane | 1:1 Lion’s Mane Powder |
|---|---|---|
| Amount | 1,000 mg | 1,000 mg |
| Extract Ratio | 8:1 | 1:1 |
| Dried Equivalent (QCE) | 8,000 mg | 1,000 mg |
Learn more: href="https://www.eversiowellness.com/blogs/news/understanding-the-extraction-ratio-of-functional-mushrooms" class="fmb-mushroom-math-block__link" > Understanding Mushroom Extract Ratios →
Is Lion’s Mane Right for Your Routine?
Lion’s Mane may be a good choice when you want to make it the focus of your mushroom routine. If you prefer several mushrooms in one formula, Lion’s Mane is also part of some of our mushroom blends.
It may be a good fit if you:
- Want Lion’s Mane specifically as part of your everyday routine
- Prefer a concentrated dual extract over whole mushroom powder
- Look for 100% Hericium erinaceus fruiting body, grown outdoors on hardwood
- Like knowing the extract ratio and beta-glucan content before you buy
- Look for USDA Organic Certified and third-party tested mushroom supplements
- Prefer capsules to something you stir into a drink
- Want something simple to give a consistent place in the parts of your day that ask for your attention
How to Compare Lion’s Mane Supplements
Lion’s Mane supplements can look similar from the front of the bottle. The details on the label tell you much more about what you are actually buying.
| What to Look For | Eversio Lion’s Mane |
|---|---|
| Species | Hericium erinaceus |
| Source Material | 100% fruiting body |
| Growing Medium | Grown outdoors on wood |
| Grain Substrate | No grain substrate in the mushroom extract |
| Extract | 8:1 concentrated extract |
| Extraction Method | Dual extract using hot water and alcohol |
| Dried Equivalent (QCE) | 8,000 mg per 2 capsules |
| Beta-Glucans | 35% beta-D-glucans |
| Organic Certification | USDA Organic Certified |
| Testing | Third-party tested |
| Manufacturing | GMP-certified facility |
The more a label tells you, the easier it is to know what you are choosing.
Learn more: What to Look for in a Mushroom Supplement →
The Difference
What are fruiting bodies and mycelium?
Mushrooms have two main structures, and understanding the difference can make supplement labels much easier to read.
Mycelium
The network the mushroom grows from. Mycelium is made up of fine, thread-like structures called hyphae that grow through a food source.
Fruiting Body
The part we recognize as the mushroom. For Lion’s Mane, this is the distinctive white, cascading mushroom that grows from wood.
Think of an apple tree
The tree, roots and all → that’s the mycelium
The apple → that’s the fruiting body
Both belong to the same fungus, but they are different structures and can contain different naturally occurring compounds.
Where grain substrate comes in
Mycelium is sometimes cultivated on grains such as rice or oats. As the mycelium grows, its thread-like network spreads through and becomes intertwined with the grain substrate, making the two difficult to separate.
Because of this, the cultivated material is typically harvested as a whole. The mycelium and grain substrate are processed together, so grain remains in the finished ingredient.
Why Eversio uses the fruiting body
For our Lion’s Mane, we choose the fruiting body deliberately. It gives us a clearly defined starting material from the mushroom itself, grown outdoors on wood, and contains naturally occurring compounds we want from Lion’s Mane, including hericenones.
We then use both hot-water and alcohol extraction before concentrating the final extract to 8:1.
Learn more: Fruiting Body vs. Mycelium →
The Eversio Experience Podcast
Lion's Mane Mushroom Masterclass
There's a reason Lion's Mane has become one of the most talked-about functional mushrooms.
In this episode, Brandi and Dr. Desiree take a closer look at Hericium erinaceus, including the naturally occurring compounds hericenones and erinacines, what research is exploring about Lion's Mane, and why the part of the mushroom used in a supplement matters.
They also unpack some of the bigger conversations surrounding Lion's Mane, giving you a deeper look at the mushroom beyond what we can cover on a product page.
Watch the Full Episode on YouTube →Important things to know
Why Beta-Glucans and Hericenones Matter
Beta-glucans and hericenones are two naturally occurring components of Lion’s Mane, but they tell you different things about the extract.
Beta-glucans
Beta-D-glucans are naturally occurring polysaccharides found in mushroom cell walls. They are one of the useful markers we can measure when evaluating a mushroom extract.
Not all polysaccharides are beta-glucans, which is why we disclose the beta-glucan percentage specifically rather than relying on a broader total polysaccharide number.
Eversio Lion’s Mane is standardized to 35% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch.
Hericenones
Hericenones are naturally occurring compounds found in the Lion’s Mane fruiting body. They have different extraction characteristics from beta-glucans. This is why we use both hot water and alcohol when making our Lion’s Mane extract.
Learn more: Understanding Beta-Glucans →
The Eversio Quality Standard
USDA Organic Certified
Our Lion’s Mane extract is USDA Organic Certified. Eversio’s certification can be verified through the USDA Organic Integrity Database.
Verify our organic certification →
Source Material
Made from 100% Hericium erinaceus fruiting body, grown outdoors on wood, with no grain substrate in the mushroom extract.
Beta-Glucans Specified
Standardized to 35% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch.
Third-Party Tested
Quality testing is performed on both the mushroom extract and the finished product.
Made With Care
Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility.
Testing You Can See
We make our Certificates of Analysis available so you can see the results behind your product.
The Ritual
Your Daily Lion’s Mane
Your day asks a lot of your attention. Lion’s Mane doesn’t need to be one more thing that does. Give it a place beside something you already do, like breakfast, your morning matcha or sitting down at your desk. Let the routine do the remembering for you.
Choose your moment
Morning works for many people because it’s easy to remember.
Take your capsules
Take 1–2 capsules daily.
Back to your day
For all the things that deserve your attention.
Remember, consistency matters more than timing. Lion’s Mane is a routine rather than a rescue.
Add Lion’s Mane to your routineFrequently Asked Questions
What is Lion’s Mane?
Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is an edible mushroom known for its distinctive white, cascading appearance. Eversio Lion’s Mane is made from 100% fruiting body grown outdoors on wood.
What are the benefits of Eversio Lion’s Mane?
Eversio Lion’s Mane provides antioxidants that help reduce cell damage caused by free radicals.
How much Lion’s Mane should I take?
Adults 18 years and older: Take 1–2 capsules once daily.
When is the best time to take Lion’s Mane?
There is no single best time. Choose a time that fits naturally into your day and is easy to remember.
Can I take Lion’s Mane every day?
Eversio Lion’s Mane is designed to fit into a daily routine. Follow the recommended directions on the label.
What does 8:1 mean?
An 8:1 extract ratio means eight parts dried Lion’s Mane are used to produce one part concentrated extract.
What does Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE) mean?
Quantity Crude Equivalent tells you the amount of dried mushroom used to make the finished extract. Two capsules contain 1,000 mg of extract made from the equivalent of 8,000 mg of dried Lion’s Mane.
Why is Eversio Lion’s Mane dual extracted?
Hot water extracts water-soluble compounds, including beta-glucans, while alcohol allows us to extract other naturally occurring compounds from the fruiting body, including hericenones.
How much beta-glucan is in Eversio Lion’s Mane?
Our Lion’s Mane extract is standardized to 35% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch.
Is Eversio Lion’s Mane made from fruiting body or mycelium?
Our Lion’s Mane extract is made from 100% Hericium erinaceus fruiting body, grown outdoors on wood, with no grain substrate in the mushroom extract.
Can I take Lion’s Mane with other mushroom supplements?
Yes. Many customers combine mushroom products to create a routine that fits their needs. Follow the directions on each product label, and speak with your health care practitioner if you have questions about combining supplements.
Is Eversio Lion’s Mane organic?
Yes. Eversio Lion’s Mane is USDA Organic Certified.
Is Eversio Lion’s Mane third-party tested?
Yes. Quality testing is performed on both the Lion’s Mane extract and the finished product.
Was Eversio Lion’s Mane previously called Focus Now?
Yes. If you previously purchased Eversio Focus Now, you are in the right place. The product is now called Lion’s Mane.
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