Generated with AI from public data · Updated 2 November 2026
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Mushroom Gummy · Head-to-head

Feel Güd vs Spacegoods

Scores based on what each brand publicly discloses about ingredients, doses, and third-party testing. Read the methodology →

Spacegoods discloses more overall — based on ingredient quality, transparency, value, and trust signals.

Mushroom Gummies

Feel Güd

Mushroom Gummies

£22.99

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

Higher overall score
Matcha Dust

Spacegoods

Matcha Dust

£39.00£33.15 sub

0.0
/10
Limited Disclosure

Key information such as beta-glucan content is not publicly available.

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

Scored: November 2026

Score breakdown by dimension

Feel GüdDimensionSpacegoods
4.2
Ingredient Quality35%
▲5.0
1.1
Transparency30%
▲3.3
2.0
Value20%
2.0
2.0
Trust10%
▲5.0
7.0
Consumer Experience5%
▲10.0

Key facts

Feel GüdFactSpacegoods
unspecifiedExtraction methodunspecified
fruiting_bodyMushroom sourcefruiting_body
—Beta-glucan %—
Not disclosedBeta-glucan verifiedNot disclosed
Not disclosedCOA availableNot disclosed
Not disclosedOrganic certifiedNot disclosed
4.6 (18 reviews)Trustpilot score4.5 (10045 reviews)
£0.77Price per serving£1.30

Feel Güd vs Spacegoods: questions answered

Which discloses more, Feel Güd or Spacegoods?+
Feel Güd scores 2.74/10 and Spacegoods scores 4.15/10 on the Cogniscore disclosure rating. Spacegoods discloses more overall. The rating reflects what each brand publishes about ingredient sourcing, beta-glucan content, extraction method, dose adequacy and third-party testing. It is not a verdict on product quality or safety.
How are the Feel Güd and Spacegoods scores 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.
Are Feel Güd and Spacegoods the same type of product?+
Both are scored in the Mushroom Gummy category, which is why they are compared side by side. Cogniscore only compares products within a category, so the dimensions mean the same thing for each.

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