Lion & Bear

Extract Tinctures

Name: Extract Tinctures
Brand: Lion & Bear
Price: 19.99 GBP
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Extract Tinctures

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Material Maitake 10:1 Reishi 12:1 Lions Mane 10:1 Chaga 12:1 Tremella 12:1 Turkey Tail 10:1 Cordyceps 12:1 The Complete Set of Seven Mushroom Extract Tinctures

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Combining traditional herbal practices with data led design; our tinctures offer a concentrated dose of mushroom extract in a convenient, portable potion.

A compact 60ml dropper bottle contains approximately 60 servings (20 drops per serving) of mushroom extract. Simply pinch half a pipette into your drink of choice.

Each blend is made leveraging specific extraction methods to maximise specific compounds particular to the species of mushroom.

10:1 Extracts: 150g per bottle of dried mushroom powder is extracted through hot water. The concentration has over 30% beta-glucans before been combined with grain alcohol for shelf stability and ease of use.

12:1 Extracts: 180g per bottle of dried mushroom powder is both water extracted and alcohol extracted. The concentration has over 30% polysaccharides before being diluted for optimal performance.

Ingredients: Mushroom, Grain Alcohol (37.5% ABV), Agua (Spring Water)

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Packed on premises that handles nuts (including peanuts), seeds, milk, eggs, cereals, soya and products containing gluten.

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