#1Top Pick
5.5/10
Partially Documented
per serving £1.07fruiting body
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What matters in a mushroom gummy
- 01Dose limitations: gummy formats carry a fundamental constraint — each gummy is typically 2–5 g, of which most is sugar, pectin, and flavouring. Effective mushroom extract doses require 500–2,000 mg per serving; achieving this in gummy format usually means multiple gummies per dose or concentrated extracts.
- 02Heat stability of beta-glucans: gummies are manufactured at elevated temperatures that can degrade some active compounds. Brands using beta-glucan-stable extraction methods and declaring beta-glucan content post-manufacturing provide better quality assurance than those relying on raw powder.
- 03Sugar content: many mushroom gummies contain 2–5 g of added sugar per serving. For daily use, this accumulates meaningfully — check the nutrition label, not just the supplement facts.
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2.6/10
Insufficient Data
Known Nutrition has not publicly disclosed the key information needed to assess whether this product supports these goals.
per serving £1.00unspecified
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1.5/10
Insufficient Data
Ankhway has not publicly disclosed the key information needed to assess whether this product supports these goals.
per serving £0.67unspecified
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