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DIRTEA Coffee (Lion’s Mane Mushroom Coffee)

Coffee: coffee or a coffee blend brewed as a hot drink

Early research
£38at dirteaworld.com

Best for: People who want to cut caffeine and are curious to try lion’s mane at a dose close to the…

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  • 1,000mg lion’s mane per serving (stated)
  • About 50mg caffeine per serving

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1,000mg lion’s mane per serving (stated)

Pack
150g, 60 servings
Format
Instant powder
Third party testing
None published

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Why we picked it

It states the lion’s mane dose clearly (1,000mg of fruiting body extract per serving) and uses about 50mg of caffeine per serving, roughly half a typical mug of coffee. Clear labelling makes it easier to judge than blends that hide doses in a ’proprietary’ mix.

Best for

People who want to cut caffeine and are curious to try lion’s mane at a dose close to the small trials

Not for

Anyone expecting proven brain or focus benefits, people with a mushroom allergy, or anyone on a tight budget

The details that matter.

  • • 1,000mg lion’s mane per serving (stated)
  • • About 50mg caffeine per serving
  • • Added B5, B6, B12 and folate
  • • 60 servings per 150g pouch

Specifications

Pack
150g, 60 servings
Format
Instant powder
Third party testing
None published
Caffeine per serving
About 50mg (stated)
Lions mane per serving
1,000mg dual-extracted fruiting body (stated)
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The material is well supported, but there is no product-level testing.
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Sources

  1. dirteaworld.com
  2. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
  3. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
  4. theguardian.com