Divine Lion’s Mane - Drops 50 ml with 10:1 Extract
95,00 zł
Liquid extract from the fruiting bodies of Lion’s Mane in a 50 ml bottle - the daily serving is 1.5 ml, or about 30 drops.
- 10:1 extract from the fruiting bodies of Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus)
- 1500 mg of extract in a daily serving of 1.5 ml
- The carrier is ethanol - this is a tincture, not a water extract
- Raw material grown and extracted in Poland
- Used sublingually or in cool water; use within 2 months after opening
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Divine Lion’s Mane - drops 50 ml with 10:1 extract
IN SHORT
| Volume | 50 ml |
| Servings | 1.5 ml, or about 30 drops |
| Manufacturer | Green Zebras S.A., Kwiatkowskiego 4, 52-326 Wrocław |
This is a liquid form of Lion’s Mane: an extract from the fruiting bodies of the mushroom in a 50 ml bottle with a dropper. The manufacturer states the daily serving as 1.5 ml, which is about 30 drops, and declares 1500 mg of extract with a ratio of 10:1. The carrier is ethanol, so we are dealing with a tincture, not a water extract - this is an important difference when planning when and with what to take the drops.
The manufacturer also notes that the raw material is grown and extracted in Poland, which can be difficult to determine with functional mushrooms. The drops are used directly under the tongue or dissolved in a small amount of water; the manufacturer explicitly advises against combining them with hot drinks. After opening, the bottle should be used within 2 months, so the format is designed for one continuous cycle, not for occasional use of a few drops from time to time.
Ingredients
- Extract from the fruiting bodies of Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) with a ratio of 10:1
- Extract dose: 1500 mg in a daily serving of 1.5 ml
- Ethanol - carrier of the extract
- Raw material from cultivation conducted in Poland
- Extraction also carried out in Poland
Three things in this composition can easily be confused with each other. First, the source is the fruiting body, which is the visible part of the mushroom, not the mycelium grown on grain. The manufacturer states this directly, and it is this part of the mushroom that determines what goes into the extract. Second, the notation 10:1 describes the concentration of the process, not the dose: ten parts of raw material yielded one part of extract.
The dose is 1500 mg, and the manufacturer provides it in relation to a serving of 1.5 ml. Third, the carrier is ethanol, which has two practical consequences. This is why the manufacturer recommends not adding the drops to hot drinks, but rather using them sublingually or in a small amount of cool water.
Specification
| Form | liquid extract in a bottle with a dropper |
| Volume | 50 ml |
| Daily serving | 1.5 ml, or about 30 drops |
| Extract dose per serving | 1500 mg |
| Extraction ratio | 10:1 |
| Raw material | fruiting bodies of Lion’s Mane |
| Carrier | ethanol |
| Origin | cultivation and extraction in Poland |
| After opening | use within 2 months |
| Storage | dry, cool, and dark place |
| Manufacturer | Green Zebras S.A., Kwiatkowskiego 4, 52-326 Wrocław |
How to use
The manufacturer provides a specific method and time, both of which are worth respecting:
- Measure 1.5 ml, or about 30 drops
- Apply them directly under the tongue or dissolve in a small amount of water
- Do not combine the drops with hot drinks
- Best taken in the morning or before intense mental effort - as recommended by the manufacturer
- After opening the bottle, use the contents within 2 months
For whom
The drops are for those who prefer liquid over capsules and want to have control over the portion size down to the drop. The sublingual format also has a practical advantage: you do not need to drink anything or plan around meals, making it easier to incorporate into your morning routine than a capsule to swallow with food. If you are comparing products with Lion’s Mane, you will find four specific data points at once: source of the raw material, extraction ratio, extract dose per serving, and the country of cultivation and extraction.
The dropper with a scale also has a practical advantage over counting drops: it allows you to gradually reach the full dose if you prefer to start with a smaller amount. Two things may determine your choice. The carrier is ethanol, so if you avoid alcohol in supplements or drive right after taking a dose, this is not the right form.
And the term: after opening, the bottle must be used within 2 months, so buying several units in advance is pointless unless you use them without breaks.
Frequently asked questions
How many drops is one serving?
The manufacturer states 1.5 ml, which corresponds to approximately 30 drops, and in this serving declares 1500 mg of extract. The number of drops is inherently approximate, as it depends on the viscosity of the liquid and how you hold the dropper, so if you care about precision, measure according to the scale, not by counting drops.
Is this extract from the fruiting body or from the mycelium?
From the fruiting bodies, which is the visible part of the mushroom - the manufacturer states this directly on the product card. This distinction is important when comparing Lion’s Mane products, as some products on the market are based on mycelium grown on grain substrate, which yields a completely different starting raw material.
Why should drops not be added to hot drinks?
This recommendation is provided by the manufacturer and is related to the alcoholic form of the preparation - the carrier is ethanol. The drops are intended for sublingual use or to be dissolved in a small amount of cool water. Coffee or tea immediately after brewing are therefore outside the recommended method of use.
How long can an opened bottle be used?
The manufacturer provides one term directly: after opening, the contents must be used within 2 months. This term, not the volume of the bottle, determines the rhythm of use here. Before opening the bottle, store it in a dry, cool, and dark place - the two-month window only starts with the first opening.
Variants and category
The same manufacturer also offers cocoa with Lion’s Mane extract - this is a separate product, in a different form and with a different recipe. The drops themselves can be found in the Drops category.
Related articles
On the blog, you will find a full profile of Lion’s Mane: properties, effects, and dosage. We also explain what Hericium erinaceus actually is, and compare Lion’s Mane, reishi, chaga, and cordyceps.
Safety and storage
Do not use the preparation if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients. Pregnant and breastfeeding women, chronically ill individuals, and those taking medications should consult a doctor before starting use. The product contains ethanol as a carrier - keep this in mind if you avoid alcohol or drive vehicles. Store the bottle in a dry, cool, and dark place, away from heat sources and sunlight, out of reach of children.
After opening, use the contents within 2 months.
Do not exceed the recommended daily portion. The dietary supplement should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet.
Not sure whether to choose drops or cocoa with the same mushroom? Write or call - at u Bucha we will compare forms and doses before purchase.
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