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Mushroom Gummies

Mushroom Gummy

Mushroom Gummies

Feel Güd

Species: Lion's Mane, Reishi

£22.99 one-off

0.0
/10
Insufficient Data

Minimal public information available to assess this product independently.

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

Scored: November 2026

Score breakdown

Score Breakdown

Ingredient Quality4.2

The brand states fruiting body as the source type for both Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) and Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum), earning the maximum source-type score. The beta-glucan percentage is not publicly disclosed, so no score can be awarded for that sub-dimension. The extraction method is not publicly disclosed, which is a particular gap for Reishi, where dual extraction is the established method for capturing triterpenes. Total mushroom content is 500mg per serving, which falls in the 500–999mg range and earns 1 point for dose adequacy.

Mushroom source type4.0/4
Beta-glucan %0.0/4
Extraction method0.0/2
Dose adequacy1.0/2
Transparency1.1

The brand states the mushroom source type clearly, earning 2 points for that sub-dimension. However, beta-glucan percentage, extraction method, country of origin, and a COA are all not publicly disclosed, resulting in a transparency penalty of -1 applied by the platform. With three or more core fields missing, the penalty applies and the raw transparency score is further reduced.

Certificate of Analysis0.0/3
Beta-glucan disclosed0.0/2
Source stated2.0/2
Extraction stated0.0/1
Origin stated0.0/1
Value2.0

The beta-glucan percentage is not publicly disclosed, so beta_glucans_per_serving_mg and cost_per_100mg_beta_glucan cannot be calculated, as confirmed by the platform. Value is assessed on price per serving only, which is £0.77. At this price level, against the category benchmark of £0.60 per serving, the base score is 2.0, with a further 1-point deduction applied because the cost per 100mg beta-glucan cannot be calculated. The final value score is 2.0.

Trust2.0

The brand has a Trustpilot rating of 4.6 stars, but from only 18 reviews. Fewer than 50 reviews triggers the neutral rule, so the score is 2 points regardless of the rating. Third-party testing is not publicly disclosed and no COA is available, earning 0 points for that sub-dimension. The product is not stated to be organically certified, so 0 points are awarded for organic certification.

Trustpilot score2.0/5
Third-party testing0.0/3
Organic certification0.0/2
Consumer Experience7.0

Subscription purchasing is not available; a one-off purchase only earns the neutral 2 points for subscription flexibility. The brand offers a 30-day return policy, which earns the maximum 3 points for that sub-dimension. The product ships to the UK, earning 2 points for UK availability, though it is not confirmed as a UK-based brand.

Subscription flexibility2.0/4
Return policy3.0/3
UK availability2.0/3
Overall2.7/10

By dimension

Ingredient Quality35%
4.2

Standardisation, extraction method, form specificity

Transparency30%
1.1

Third-party testing, CoA availability, label accuracy

Value20%
2.0

Price per active dose relative to category

Trust10%
2.0

Accreditations, regulatory compliance, brand history

Consumer Experience5%
7.0

Return policy, customer support availability

Key facts

Publicly available data

Mushroom source
fruiting body
Extraction method
unspecified
Beta-glucan %
Not publicly disclosed
Total mushroom/serving
500mg
COA available
No
Organic certified
No
Caffeine per serving
None
Trustpilot
4.6★ (18 reviews)

Gummy format data

Gummy Format Data

Total mushroom/serving
500mg
Gelatin-free
Yes
Artificial colours
None
Organic certified
No
Third-party tested (CoA)
No

Score reasoning

Ingredient Quality

The brand states fruiting body as the source type for both Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) and Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum), earning the maximum source-type score. The beta-glucan percentage is not publicly disclosed, so no score can be awarded for that sub-dimension. The extraction method is not publicly disclosed, which is a particular gap for Reishi, where dual extraction is the established method for capturing triterpenes. Total mushroom content is 500mg per serving, which falls in the 500–999mg range and earns 1 point for dose adequacy.

Transparency

The brand states the mushroom source type clearly, earning 2 points for that sub-dimension. However, beta-glucan percentage, extraction method, country of origin, and a COA are all not publicly disclosed, resulting in a transparency penalty of -1 applied by the platform. With three or more core fields missing, the penalty applies and the raw transparency score is further reduced.

Value

The beta-glucan percentage is not publicly disclosed, so beta_glucans_per_serving_mg and cost_per_100mg_beta_glucan cannot be calculated, as confirmed by the platform. Value is assessed on price per serving only, which is £0.77. At this price level, against the category benchmark of £0.60 per serving, the base score is 2.0, with a further 1-point deduction applied because the cost per 100mg beta-glucan cannot be calculated. The final value score is 2.0.

Trust

The brand has a Trustpilot rating of 4.6 stars, but from only 18 reviews. Fewer than 50 reviews triggers the neutral rule, so the score is 2 points regardless of the rating. Third-party testing is not publicly disclosed and no COA is available, earning 0 points for that sub-dimension. The product is not stated to be organically certified, so 0 points are awarded for organic certification.

Consumer Experience

Subscription purchasing is not available; a one-off purchase only earns the neutral 2 points for subscription flexibility. The brand offers a 30-day return policy, which earns the maximum 3 points for that sub-dimension. The product ships to the UK, earning 2 points for UK availability, though it is not confirmed as a UK-based brand.

Not publicly disclosed

  • Beta-glucan percentage
  • Extraction method
  • Certificate of Analysis (COA)
  • Country of origin
  • Dose per mushroom species
  • Third-party beta-glucan verification

How Feel Güd could improve this score

Path to improvement

+1.3 points to reach Partial Disclosure

+1.3

pts needed

  • 1

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

  • 2

    Disclose the beta-glucan percentage of each mushroom extract — this would unlock the cost-per-100mg calculation and potentially add up to 4 points to the ingredient quality score and 2 points to the transparency score.

  • 3

    State the extraction method used for both Lion's Mane and Reishi — this would add 1 point to the transparency score and up to 2 points to the ingredient quality score.

  • 4

    Disclose the country of origin for the mushroom material — this would add 1 point to the transparency score and help resolve the missing-data penalty.

  • 5

    Publish a per-species dosage breakdown showing how the 500mg total is split between Lion's Mane and Reishi — this would improve transparency and allow more accurate disclosure scoring.

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

Mushroom Gummies: questions answered

What is the Cogniscore rating for Mushroom Gummies?+
Mushroom Gummies by Feel Güd has a Cogniscore disclosure rating of 2.74/10 (Insufficient Data). 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 Mushroom Gummies 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 Mushroom Gummies?+
Mushroom Gummies contains the following mushroom species: Lion's Mane, 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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