KIKI Health Organic Lion's Mane Extract Mushroom Powder | Improves Cognition, Memory and Mental Focus | Promotes Clarity of Mind | Brain Health | Made with Only Fruiting Bodies | Vegan | 50g

I’ve started adding Kiki Health’s Lion’s Mane powder to my morning coffee, and it’s been a game changer. The powder blends well, and I barely notice any difference in taste.The cognitive benefits are noticeable—I feel more focused and alert throughout the day.The packaging is good, and the quality of the product is excellent, though it is on the pricey side compared to other brands. Despite the cost, the improvement in my mental clarity and concentration makes it worth it. If you're looking to enhance your daily coffee routine with some added cognitive benefits, I highly recommend giving this a try.

Having tried mushroom coffee recently and enjoying the effects, l thought I would give these lions mane mushroom tablets a go and I wasn't disappointed.I really do think there is something good in these shroom extracts and l am enjoying the cognitive results I am experiencing.I like the product and have tried other Kiki Health products before.Well worth the price.

Amazing quality lions mane from a good, reputable UK company with a good ethos. I like to research companies before I use their supplements.I’ve only used this in my yoghurt bowls that I put a lot of things in so far so I can’t comment on taste. And I have been taking lions mane for a while so I already feel and know of the benefits. I always use Reddit & YouTube to research supplements before I take them, I recommend everyone to do this.I think this is really good however I am going to knock off a star as it is a bit on the pricy side. Quality wise though I cannot fault it at all and I really like the packaging too.I would purchase this again 👍

Good value Lion's Mane product, good quality, capsules are easy to swallow, effects are noticeable fast. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to improve their cognitive function/focus.

Never heard of this before but, when I Googled it, there are loads of positive reviews about the benefits of the Lions Mane fungus. This bottle contains a powder, not tablets or capsules. That means you are probably going to taste it. So, it's a brownish powder, looks a bit like a mild instant coffee. It does have a taste but I certainly wouldn't describe it as bad or unpleasant, more like unusual. If you did find it to be not very nice, there are probably things that you could mix with it, or add it to, but you would need to check that out before you do the mixing.No results overnight, of course, but still happy to award 5 stars because I can't find anything negative about it😁

I got an email recalling this and issuing an automatic refund because of an unauthorized ingredient - but no further information. Don’t buy this as you cannot be sure of the ingredients!

This most likely depends from person to person but as I am not a coffee drinker once I start using this powder I felt more awake and aware not boost energy related. Powder so can be used in any form.

I am a big fan of Lion’s Mane and been taking it for a few months now. The reason is for the noted boost in cognitive abilities with better focus, mental clarity and recall. This is sold as an organic powder with a full mushroom extract, and yes, you can taste the mushroom, however it is not objectionable.I am a little divided on the powder option, because I like the idea of stripping out capsule ingredients that may not be wholly beneficial, but on the other hand, powder is more fiddly to consume and a certain amount tends to be wasted. Sometimes a lot.It suggests adding a half teaspoon per day in a drink or on your food. All good so far, but I’m struggling to find a specific equivalence of what that dosage supplies in terms of Lion’s Mane. Doing the maths it seems like a best case scenario is 1000mcg from that half teaspoon, but many alternatives are 2000mcg, 5000mcg or even higher in a single capsule.According to the bottle text this Lion's Mane comes from the full body mushroom, loaded with rich beta-glucan polysaccharides in addition to other goodies. The labelling is a little confusing, but it looks like the original mushrooms come from outside the EU and UK, but manufactured in the UK.Overall, it appears to be good quality, however questions remain over the origins or any third party testing. They say half a teaspoon is 1 gram and the bottle contains 50 grams, but I would be very surprised if this lasted 50 days in practice.