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Filtration in Mushroom Extraction

Filtration is a small step with a big influence on the finished extract. This...

Common Mushroom Extraction Myths

Mushroom extraction attracts plenty of myths, some from marketing, some from ...

Alcohol Mushroom Extraction Explained

Alcohol extraction is the other half of most mushroom tinctures. It reaches c...

What Does Dual Extract Mean?

“Dual extract” appears on many mushroom labels, including ours. It describes ...

Hot-Water Mushroom Extraction Explained

Long before tinctures and capsules, people prepared tough mushrooms such as R...

The Complete Guide to Mushroom Extraction

Two mushroom products can start with the same species and end up completely d...

From Mushroom to Bottle: The Extraction Workflow

What actually happens between a mushroom being harvested and a tincture arriv...

Ultrasonic Extraction for Mushrooms: How It Works

Ultrasonic extraction is a technique used in food science, laboratories and s...

Understanding Mushroom Extract Ratios

1:1, 1:3, 10:1, 20:1… Extract ratios appear on many mushroom products, and th...

How Chaga Is Extracted

Chaga is dense, hard and woody, and has been prepared as a tea for generation...

How Reishi Is Extracted

Reishi is one of the clearest examples of why extraction matters. It is too w...

How to Choose a Mushroom Extract

Choosing a mushroom extract can feel overwhelming: dozens of species, several...

Mushroom Extract Shelf Life and Storage

How long does a mushroom tincture keep, and how should you store it? This pra...

How to Choose a Reishi Extract

Reishi has been prepared for centuries and is widely available today in many ...

How Cordyceps Extracts Are Made

Cordyceps extracts vary more than most, partly because of the species confusi...

How to Choose a Chaga Extract

Chaga is wild-harvested, so choosing a chaga product means thinking about sou...

How to Choose a Cordyceps Extract

With two very different fungi sold under one name, choosing a Cordyceps produ...

How to Read a Mushroom Extract Label

A mushroom product label can tell you a great deal, if you know how to read i...

Mushroom Extracts Explained: Tinctures, Powders and Concentrates

Mushroom extracts come in several forms, and the names are used loosely. This...

How Lion's Mane Extracts Are Made

Lion’s Mane can be eaten fresh, powdered or extracted. This article looks at ...

How Oyster Mushroom Extracts Are Made

Oyster mushrooms are familiar in the kitchen, but they are also used in extra...

How Spore & Bloom Makes Mushroom Extracts

This is how we make our tinctures, from mushroom to bottle.[in simple terms]W...

How to Choose a Lion's Mane Extract

Lion’s Mane is one of the most popular functional mushrooms, and one of the m...

How Solvent Choice Changes What Is Extracted

The liquid used to extract a mushroom decides what ends up in the extract. Th...

Fruiting Body Mushroom Extracts: What Buyers Should Know

“Fruiting body” has become a mark of quality in mushroom products. This buyer...

Reishi Tincture vs Powder

Reishi is sold as tinctures and powders. Because of its bitterness and its ch...

Mushroom Tincture Buying Guide UK

The UK market for mushroom tinctures has grown quickly, and products vary wid...

Lion's Mane Tincture vs Powder

Lion’s Mane is available as tinctures and powders. This article compares the ...

Triterpenes in Mushrooms Explained

Triterpenes are one of the major groups of compounds in certain mushrooms, mo...

Reishi Compounds Explained: Triterpenes, Polysaccharides and More

Reishi is one of the most chemically studied mushrooms. Its two headline grou...

Cordyceps Compounds and Chemistry Explained

Cordyceps militaris has a distinctive chemistry that sets it apart from other...

Hericenones Explained

Hericenones are among the compounds that make Lion’s Mane chemically distinct...

Mushroom Tincture vs Capsules vs Powder

Mushroom products come as tinctures, capsules and powders. Choosing between t...

The Complete Guide to Functional Mushrooms

Walk into any health shop and you’ll find mushrooms in capsules, powders, cof...

Fungal Sterols Explained

Sterols are a small but characteristic part of mushroom chemistry. This artic...

Why Spore & Bloom Exists

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What Is a Mushroom Tincture?

Tinctures are one of the oldest ways of preserving and preparing plants and f...

Reishi FAQ: Common Questions Answered

Answers to the questions we’re asked most about Reishi and our Reishi tinctur...

Lion's Mane Compounds Explained: Hericenones, Erinacines and Beta-Glucans

Lion’s Mane contains compounds found in very few other organisms, along with ...

What Are Beta-Glucans?

Beta-glucans are among the most talked-about compounds in mushrooms, and amon...

The Complete Guide to Reishi Mushroom

Few mushrooms carry as much history as Reishi. With its kidney-shaped cap and...

The Complete Guide to Chaga

Chaga doesn’t look like a mushroom at all. On the trunk of a birch tree it ap...