Mushroom Extract
Mushroom extracts are concentrated ingredients made from fungal fruiting bodies or mycelium. Explore FC Materials’ branded mushroom range and the specification points every extract should state.
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Cordyvigor® – Cordyceps militaris Extract for Energy & Endurance
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NeurOasis® – Lion’s Mane Extract for Cognitive Support
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OmniMycan® – Agaricus blazei Extract for Immune Support Concepts
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Reishivive® – Reishi Extract for Wellness & Immune Balance
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Mushroom extracts: what the term covers
A mushroom extract is made by extracting fungal material with water, alcohol or both, then drying the extract to a powder. It differs from mushroom powder, which is simply the dried, ground fungus. Fruiting bodies are the visible mushrooms, while mycelium is the thread-like network that grows through the substrate. Both are traded, and they are not equivalent raw materials. Polysaccharides such as beta-glucans, and triterpenes in some species, are the compound groups most often specified.
FC Materials' branded mushroom range
FC Materials supplies these branded extracts from a global partner. Each has its own branded page.
- Reishivive®: a Ganoderma lucidum (Reishi) extract. Brand page.
- OmniMycan®: an Agaricus blazei extract. Brand page.
- NeurOasis®: a Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) ingredient. Brand page.
- Cordyvigor®: a Cordyceps-based ingredient. Brand page.
For the wider range, see the medicinal mushroom extracts category.
Formulation notes
The FC product pages list capsules, tablets, powders, sachets and functional beverages as formats across this range, with gummies noted for NeurOasis®. Check water dispersibility before using any extract in drinks. Extract powders can pick up moisture, so confirm packing and storage conditions.
What any mushroom extract specification should state
- Species: the full Latin name, confirmed by an identity test.
- Part used: fruiting body, mycelium, or a mix, stated clearly.
- Substrate or grain carrier: mycelium grown on grain can carry that grain into the powder; ask whether starch is measured.
- Extraction: solvent, whether hot water, alcohol or both, and any added carrier.
- Markers: which compounds are specified and the assay method, as polysaccharide and beta-glucan methods give different figures.
- Contaminants: heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury and arsenic, plus pesticide residues and microbiology.
- Documents: batch COA, Halal, allergen and GMO statements.
Whatever the species, claims on finished products must meet the rules of each market. For specification questions on any mushroom extract, WhatsApp us.