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Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder

Pure Mushroom Powder

Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder

Erbology

Species: Reishi

£25.99 one-off£23.39 subscription

0.0
/10
Partially Documented

Some evidence provided but notable gaps remain.

This score reflects disclosure completeness — not a verdict on product quality.

Scored: November 2026

Score breakdown

Score Breakdown

Ingredient Quality6.7

The product uses Reishi fruiting body (Ganoderma lucidum), which scores the maximum 4 points for source type. The brand states a beta-glucan percentage of 21%, placing this in the 20–29% range and scoring 2 out of 4. The extraction method is not publicly disclosed, scoring 0. The serving size is 1,000mg, which meets the threshold for the full 2 points on dose adequacy.

Mushroom source type4.0/4
Beta-glucan %2.0/4
Extraction method0.0/2
Dose adequacy2.0/2
Transparency4.4

The brand states the source type clearly and discloses a country of origin (Europe), earning full marks on both fields. The beta-glucan percentage is brand-stated rather than third-party verified, scoring 1 out of 2. No COA is publicly available and the extraction method is not disclosed, which limits the transparency score. No transparency penalty applies as fewer than three core fields are missing.

Certificate of Analysis0.0/3
Beta-glucan disclosed1.0/2
Source stated2.0/2
Extraction stated0.0/1
Origin stated1.0/1
Value7.8

Beta-glucans per serving are calculated at 210mg, based on 1,000mg total mushroom and a brand-stated 21% beta-glucan content. At a price per serving of £0.5198, the cost per 100mg beta-glucan is £0.2475, placing this in the £0.21–£0.40 tier. The value score of 7.76 reflects this position within that tier. The subscription saving of 10% falls below the 15% threshold, so the one-off price per serving is used.

Trust7.0

The brand has a Trustpilot score of 4.6 from 1,362 reviews, meeting the threshold for the maximum 5 points. Third-party testing is stated as true, but no COA is publicly available, scoring 1 out of 3. The product is stated as organically certified, but no certification body is named, scoring 1 out of 2.

Trustpilot score5.0/5
Third-party testing1.0/3
Organic certification1.0/2
Consumer Experience8.0

A subscription is available with no lock-in stated, though the cancellation policy is not clearly described publicly, scoring 3 out of 4. The return policy is 21 days, which falls in the 14–29 day range and scores 2 out of 3. The brand operates in the UK and ships to the UK, scoring the maximum 3 points for UK availability.

Subscription flexibility3.0/4
Return policy2.0/3
UK availability3.0/3
Overall6.3/10

By dimension

Ingredient Quality35%
6.7

Standardisation, extraction method, form specificity

Transparency30%
4.4

Third-party testing, CoA availability, label accuracy

Value20%
7.8

Price per active dose relative to category

Trust10%
7.0

Accreditations, regulatory compliance, brand history

Consumer Experience5%
8.0

Return policy, customer support availability

Key facts

Publicly available data

Mushroom source
fruiting body
Extraction method
unspecified
Beta-glucan %
21%
Total mushroom/serving
1000mg
COA available
No
Organic certified
Yes
Caffeine per serving
None
Trustpilot
4.6★ (1,362 reviews)

Score reasoning

Ingredient Quality

The product uses Reishi fruiting body (Ganoderma lucidum), which scores the maximum 4 points for source type. The brand states a beta-glucan percentage of 21%, placing this in the 20–29% range and scoring 2 out of 4. The extraction method is not publicly disclosed, scoring 0. The serving size is 1,000mg, which meets the threshold for the full 2 points on dose adequacy.

Transparency

The brand states the source type clearly and discloses a country of origin (Europe), earning full marks on both fields. The beta-glucan percentage is brand-stated rather than third-party verified, scoring 1 out of 2. No COA is publicly available and the extraction method is not disclosed, which limits the transparency score. No transparency penalty applies as fewer than three core fields are missing.

Value

Beta-glucans per serving are calculated at 210mg, based on 1,000mg total mushroom and a brand-stated 21% beta-glucan content. At a price per serving of £0.5198, the cost per 100mg beta-glucan is £0.2475, placing this in the £0.21–£0.40 tier. The value score of 7.76 reflects this position within that tier. The subscription saving of 10% falls below the 15% threshold, so the one-off price per serving is used.

Trust

The brand has a Trustpilot score of 4.6 from 1,362 reviews, meeting the threshold for the maximum 5 points. Third-party testing is stated as true, but no COA is publicly available, scoring 1 out of 3. The product is stated as organically certified, but no certification body is named, scoring 1 out of 2.

Consumer Experience

A subscription is available with no lock-in stated, though the cancellation policy is not clearly described publicly, scoring 3 out of 4. The return policy is 21 days, which falls in the 14–29 day range and scores 2 out of 3. The brand operates in the UK and ships to the UK, scoring the maximum 3 points for UK availability.

Not publicly disclosed

  • Extraction method
  • Certificate of Analysis (COA)
  • Third-party beta-glucan verification
  • Per-species ingredient breakdown
  • Subscription terms

How Erbology could improve this score

Path to improvement

+1.7 points to reach Fully Verified

+1.7

pts needed

  • 1

    Publish a COA from an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory covering beta-glucans, heavy metals, and microbial contamination — a full-panel COA would add up to 3 points to the transparency score.

  • 2

    Disclose the extraction method used for the Reishi fruiting body — for Reishi, dual extraction is the standard for capturing both beta-glucans and triterpenes, and stating this would add 1 point to the ingredient quality score and 1 point to the transparency score.

  • 3

    Have the beta-glucan percentage verified by a named third-party laboratory and publish that result — this would increase score_beta_glucan_disclosed from 1 to 2 points.

  • 4

    Name the organic certification body — confirming which body has certified the product would increase score_organic from 1 to 2 points.

  • 5

    Clarify the subscription cancellation policy publicly — stating that subscribers can cancel at any time would increase score_subscription_flex from 3 to 4 points.

Actions that would raise this brand's disclosure score. See methodology for full scoring rules.

Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder: questions answered

What is the Cogniscore rating for Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder?+
Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder by Erbology has a Cogniscore disclosure rating of 6.32/10 (Partially Documented). This score reflects how completely the brand publicly discloses its ingredient sourcing, beta-glucan content, extraction method, dose adequacy, and third-party testing results. It is not a verdict on product quality or safety.
How is the Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder score calculated?+
Cogniscore rates supplements across five dimensions: ingredient quality (35%), transparency (30%), value for money (20%), trust and third-party testing (10%), and consumer experience (5%). Every score comes from publicly available information, applying the rules in the published methodology. A score measures how much a brand discloses, not whether a product works.
What mushrooms are in Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder?+
Organic Reishi Mushroom Powder contains the following mushroom species: Reishi. Cogniscore evaluates whether each species uses fruiting body or mycelium, the extraction method, and whether beta-glucan content is independently verified by a third-party Certificate of Analysis.

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