Reishi capsules
Reishi capsules (Ganoderma lucidum) — adaptogenic immune and nervous system support in a daily capsule. For stress relief, sleep quality, and long-term immune resilience.
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$39/ 120 capsules
Reishi
Reishi mushroom as capsules, dried fruiting body and dual-extract tincture for calm and immunity.
Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) is the "mushroom of immortality" of East Asian tradition, valued today for calm, sleep and immune support. Our collection covers three formats: daily capsules, whole dried fruiting body for decoctions, and a concentrated dual-extract tincture. Because reishi's prized triterpenes are only released by hot-water and alcohol extraction, format and processing genuinely matter here — our label-reading guide shows what to look for.
Reishi is an adaptogen: it is taken to help the body handle stress, to support restful sleep, and for its broad wellness properties. Unlike lion's mane or cordyceps, it is usually taken in the evening. If sleep and winding down are your goal, it also anchors our calm routines alongside gentler botanicals.
The tincture is the most potent per drop and simplest to dose; capsules keep a daily habit effortless; the dried fruiting body is traditional and economical if you brew your own reishi tea. Get started with our dosage guide and timing guide, and review side effects and interactions if you take medication.
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Reishi mushroom (Ganoderma lucidum)
Dried Reishi mushroom fruiting bodies (Ganoderma lucidum) — the Mushroom of Immortality, known for stress resilience, sleep support, and immune modulation. Brew for full potency.
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$49/ 100g
Reishi Tincture – Double Extraction from Fresh Organic Fruiting Bodies
Double-extracted Reishi tincture from organic fruiting bodies — adaptogenic stress relief, sleep quality support, and immune balance in highly bioavailable liquid form.
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$49/ 50ml
Frequently asked questions
The bitterness comes from triterpenes — some of reishi's most studied compounds. A strongly bitter tincture or tea is often a sign that these triterpenes have been properly extracted. If you dislike the taste, capsules bypass it entirely while delivering the same extract.
Most people take reishi in the evening because it is traditionally associated with calm and sleep rather than stimulation. It is not a sedative, but its adaptogenic profile fits a wind-down routine. See our reishi timing guide for details.
The dual-extract tincture is the most concentrated and easiest to dose by drops, capsules make a daily habit effortless, and the dried fruiting body is the traditional, economical choice for brewing reishi tea. All three are fruiting-body sourced.
Reishi may interact with blood thinners, blood-pressure medication and immunosuppressants. If you take prescription medicine or are pregnant, consult your doctor first. Our side effects and interactions article covers this in more detail.
All of our reishi is made from the fruiting body, which carries the triterpenes and beta-glucans reishi is known for — not grain-grown mycelium.