Reishi Mushroom Supplement
Organic Reishi, 15:1 Dual Extract Capsules
When the days get too full, we find small ways to make a little room. Ten minutes on the mat. A walk with nowhere to be. The long exhale before you open the laptop.
Reishi belongs in that company. We started calling it herbal yoga, and it stuck.
Ours is a 15:1 dual extract made from 100% Reishi fruiting body and standardized to 45% beta-D-glucans.
A small thing you do for yourself, to create a little room.
Certified USDA Organic
Fruiting Body Only
Third-Party Tested
Vegan
Non-GMO
- USDA Organic Certified
- 100% Fruiting Body
- 15:1 Dual Extract
- 45% Beta-D-Glucans
- Third-Party Tested
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Formulated For
People with full days and short evenings, who already know that the small deliberate things are what hold a week together.
Uses: Used as an adaptogen to help increase energy and resistance to life’s busy demands.
Why You’ll Love It
- 15:1 dual extract using hot water and alcohol
- 45% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch
- Made from 100% Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) fruiting body
- 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 once daily.
There is no single best time. Some people take Reishi in the evening, while others take it with breakfast. Choose a time that fits naturally into your routine and is easy to remember.
Learn more: Best Time to Take Mushroom Supplements →
Ingredients
2 capsules contain:
Reishi Mushroom (15:1 Dual Extract)
500 mg
Ganoderma lucidum, fruiting body
Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE): 7,500 mg
Beta-D-glucans: 45%
Non-medicinal ingredients: Organic pullulan capsule (vegan), organic Oryza sativa (rice) hull powder.
NPN 80108581
Cautions
Adults 18 years and older. Stop use if hypersensitivity or allergy occurs.
General Safety: If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking prescription medication, or managing a health condition, speak with your health care practitioner before adding a supplement to your routine.
What customers say
Your Nervous System Bestie
These are lil’ sighs of relief packed into a tiny capsule, my night ‘cap’ of choice. Brilliant to support NS, calm and ease me to sleep.
Dana R.
Fantastic Product!
This is a fantastic natural way to add a little chill and calm to everyday. Great for the overworked, overscheduled, busy woman who needs a little help quieting her mind at night.
Amy W.
All About Reishi
My experience overall has been great as I find that with my head injury symptoms, restlessness and busy body, it allows me to be much calmer and focused. 100% recommend and will continue using, thank you for providing such a great product.
Chad C.
The Mushroom
Getting to know Reishi
What Is Reishi?
Reishi, known scientifically as Ganoderma lucidum, is recognized by its glossy, lacquered fruiting body and long history of traditional use.
Today, you will find Reishi in powders, extracts, capsules, tinctures and mushroom blends. Those products can differ considerably in source material, extraction method and concentration.
A Reishi mushroom and a concentrated Reishi extract are not quite the same thing. When comparing supplements, it helps to look beyond Reishi on the front of the label and see what part of the mushroom is being used, how it was extracted, the extract ratio and what the finished extract contains.
Why Reishi?
Reishi has been used for centuries, and there is something particularly fitting about bringing a mushroom with that kind of history into a modern day.
Today, Reishi is often chosen as an adaptogenic mushroom. Eversio Reishi is used as an adaptogen to help increase energy and resistance to life’s busy demands.
For us, that makes Reishi a natural fit for an everyday routine: one small, deliberate thing you can give a consistent place in your day.
Why a Dual Extract?
Reishi 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 structure and extract water-soluble compounds, including beta-glucans. It is an important part of how we make an extract standardized to 45% beta-D-glucans.
Alcohol allows us to extract other naturally occurring compounds found in Reishi, including triterpenes.
We put our Reishi through both extraction steps before concentrating the final extract to a 15:1 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 15:1 actually mean?
An extract ratio tells you how much dried mushroom was used to make the finished extract.
For Reishi, 15:1 means 15 grams of dried Reishi are used to produce 1 gram of extract.
Two capsules contain 500 mg of concentrated extract, with a Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE) of 7,500 mg.
That does not mean there are physically 7,500 mg packed into the capsules. It means the 500 mg of concentrated extract was made using the equivalent of 7,500 mg of dried Reishi.
| Per 2 capsules | Eversio Reishi | 1:1 Reishi Powder |
|---|---|---|
| Amount | 500 mg | 500 mg |
| Extract Ratio | 15:1 | 1:1 |
| Dried Equivalent (QCE) | 7,500 mg | 500 mg |
Learn more: Understanding Mushroom Extract Ratios →
Is Reishi Right for Your Routine?
Reishi 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, Reishi is also part of some of our mushroom blends.
It may be a good fit if you:
- Want Reishi specifically as part of your everyday routine
- Look for 100% Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) fruiting body
- Prefer a concentrated 15:1 dual extract over whole mushroom powder
- 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 a full day
How to Compare Reishi Supplements
Reishi 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 Reishi |
|---|---|
| Species | Ganoderma lucidum |
| Source Material | 100% fruiting body |
| Mycelium on Grain Substrate | No grain substrate in the mushroom extract |
| Extract | 15:1 dual extract using hot water and alcohol |
| Dried Equivalent (QCE) | 7,500 mg per 2 capsules |
| Beta-Glucans | 45% 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?
Most of a fungus is hidden from view. It spends much of its life as mycelium, a network of fine, thread-like structures. When conditions are right, it produces the fruiting body, the part we recognize as a mushroom.
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 Reishi, this is the glossy, lacquered fruiting body that produces spores.
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 what about Reishi spores?
Reishi fruiting bodies produce spores as part of the fungus’s reproductive cycle. You may see Reishi spore powder or “cracked spore” products sold as supplements because the spores have a tough outer wall that needs to be broken before the material inside is more accessible.
Spores are a different source material from the fruiting body. Eversio does not add Reishi spores to our extract. We use the fruiting body itself.
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 Reishi extract, we choose the fruiting body. It gives us a clearly defined starting material from the mushroom itself before we use hot water and alcohol to extract and concentrate its naturally occurring compounds.
Learn more: Fruiting Body vs. Mycelium →
The Eversio Experience Podcast
Reishi Mushroom Masterclass
Reishi has been part of Eversio from the beginning, and there is a lot more to this mushroom than we can cover on a product page.
In this episode, Brandi and Dr. Desiree take a deeper look at Ganoderma lucidum, its long history of use, and some of the naturally occurring compounds that have made Reishi an ongoing subject of research, including beta-glucans and triterpenes.
They also explore the bigger conversation around Reishi, adaptogens and why this mushroom continues to hold such an interesting place in both traditional use and modern mushroom research.
Watch the Full Episode on YouTube →Important things to know
Beta-Glucans and Triterpenes
There is more to a Reishi extract than the number of milligrams in the capsule. Two naturally occurring groups of compounds you will come across with Reishi are beta-glucans and triterpenes. They have different properties and behave differently during extraction.
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. This distinction matters when comparing mushroom supplements because other ingredients, including grain substrate, can contribute to a total polysaccharide measurement. A high total polysaccharide number does not necessarily tell you how much of the product is mushroom beta-glucan.
That is why we disclose beta-glucans specifically, rather than relying on total polysaccharides. Eversio Reishi is standardized to 45% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch.
Triterpenes
Triterpenes are another group of naturally occurring compounds found in Reishi. They are one of the compound groups that continue to be studied in Reishi research.
Triterpenes have different solubility characteristics from beta-glucans, which is one reason hot water alone does not extract the same range of compounds. This is why we use both hot water and alcohol in our Reishi dual-extraction process.
Learn more: Understanding Beta-Glucans →
The Eversio Quality Standard
Every ingredient tells a story. From sourcing to extraction to testing, we take a thoughtful approach to making our mushroom supplements.
USDA Organic Certified
Our Reishi extract is USDA Organic Certified. Eversio’s certification can be verified through the USDA Organic Integrity Database.
Verify our organic certification →
Source Material
Our Reishi extract is made from 100% Ganoderma lucidum fruiting body, with no grain substrate or added spores in the mushroom extract.
Beta-Glucans Specified
Our extract is standardized to 45% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch.
Third-Party Tested
Quality testing is performed on both the individual mushroom extract and the finished product.
Made With Care
Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility.
Testing You Can See
View the Certificate of Analysis and see the results behind your product.
The Ritual
Your Daily Reishi
Some days leave more room than others. Maybe Reishi lives beside your yoga mat, on your nightstand, or with your evening tea. It doesn’t need a perfect evening or a carefully planned routine. Give it a place beside something you already do and let the routine do the remembering for you.
Pair it
With a moment that already belongs to you.
Take your capsules
Take 1–2 capsules once daily.
Make a little room
Breathe deep, make your tea, or simply let the day wind down.
Many people make Reishi part of their evening, but there is no single best time to take it. Consistency matters more than timing. Find the moment that works for you and come back to it tomorrow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Reishi?
Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) is a mushroom with a long history of traditional use. Eversio Reishi is made from 100% fruiting body and concentrated into a 15:1 dual extract.
What are the benefits of Reishi?
Eversio Reishi is traditionally used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to nourish the Heart and strengthen qi and blood. It is also used as an adaptogen to help increase energy and resistance to life’s busy demands.
What is an adaptogen?
Adaptogens are substances traditionally used to help the body adapt to physical and mental demands. Reishi has a long history of use as an adaptogenic mushroom.
How much Reishi should I take?
Adults 18 years and older: Take 1–2 capsules once daily.
What is the best time to take Reishi?
There is no single best time. Many people make Reishi part of their evening routine, while others take it earlier in the day. Choose a time that fits naturally into your routine and is easy to remember.
Can I take Reishi with other mushroom supplements?
Yes. Some people choose Reishi on its own, while others combine it with other functional mushrooms or a mushroom blend as part of their routine. Follow the directions on each product label, and speak with your health care practitioner if you have questions about combining supplements.
What does 15:1 Reishi extract mean?
A 15:1 extract ratio means 15 parts of dried Reishi were used to produce 1 part concentrated extract.
What does Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE) mean?
Quantity Crude Equivalent (QCE) describes the amount of dried mushroom used to produce the concentrated extract in a serving. Two capsules contain 500 mg of extract made from the equivalent of 7,500 mg of dried Reishi.
Why is Eversio Reishi dual extracted?
We use both hot water and alcohol extraction because Reishi contains naturally occurring compounds with different solubility characteristics. Hot water extracts water-soluble compounds, including beta-glucans, while alcohol allows us to extract other compounds found in Reishi, including triterpenes.
How much beta-D-glucan does Eversio Reishi contain?
Our Reishi extract is standardized to 45% beta-D-glucans, verified batch by batch.
Is Eversio Reishi made from fruiting body or mycelium?
Our Reishi extract is made from 100% Ganoderma lucidum fruiting body, with no grain substrate or added spores in the mushroom extract.
Is Eversio Reishi organic?
Yes. Our Reishi extract is USDA Organic Certified.
Is Eversio Reishi third-party tested?
Yes. Quality testing is performed on both the individual Reishi extract and the finished product.
Was Eversio Reishi previously called Chill Now?
Yes. If you previously purchased Eversio Chill Now, you are in the right place. The product is now called Reishi.
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