Mushroom guide · Focus

Lion’s Mane mushroom benefits

Hericium erinaceus · the “focus mushroom”

A shaggy white mushroom that looks like a lion’s mane, and one of the most popular daily mushrooms for people who want to stay sharp.

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Known forFocus and mental clarity
Traditional useEast Asian cooking and wellness
TasteMild, slightly sweet, almost seafood-like
When people take itMornings, with coffee or breakfast

Why people take it

What Lion’s Mane is known for

Lion’s Mane has been eaten and used for generations, and it is now one of the most studied mushrooms in the world.

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Part of a focus routine

Most people take Lion’s Mane in the morning as part of a routine for focus and clear thinking at work or school.

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Unique compounds

Lion’s Mane contains hericenones and erinacines, natural compounds that researchers continue to study.

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A long culinary history

In East Asia, Lion’s Mane has long been cooked as a food and used in traditional wellness practices.

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Naturally rich in beta-glucans

Like most mushrooms, the fruiting body contains beta-glucans, a type of fibre found in mushroom cell walls.

Pacific Rim Lion’s Mane drops, gummies and mushroom coffee

How we make ours

From fruiting body to bottle

We make our Lion’s Mane from organically grown fruiting bodies, the part of the mushroom you would actually see and cook. It goes into drops, capsules, gummies and powder so you can take it the way that suits your day.

  • Made in British Columbia
  • Organically grown fruiting bodies
  • Health Canada NPN on every label
  • Extract ratio printed on the bottle

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Pick your format

Same mushroom, different ways to take it. Not sure which suits you? Our Buyer’s Guide compares them side by side.

Meet the others

Pairs well with

Many people combine mushrooms in one routine. Here are the other four we make.

Questions

Lion’s Mane FAQ

How do I take Lion’s Mane?

Choose the format that fits your day: elixir drops, capsules, gummies or powder. Follow the directions on the label. Our Buyer’s Guide compares every format.

When is the best time to take Lion’s Mane?

Most people take Lion’s Mane in the morning. Add drops or powder to coffee or tea, or take capsules or gummies with breakfast.

Can I take Lion’s Mane with other mushrooms?

Yes, many people combine mushrooms in one routine. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a health condition, check with your healthcare practitioner first.

Where is it made?

Our products are made in British Columbia, and every one carries a Health Canada NPN (Natural Product Number) on the label.

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