About the Mushroom
Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) is a woody mushroom known for its glossy red-brown cap, native to Asia and other temperate regions.
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Where It Comes From
Known in China as Lingzhi, Reishi has been used for over 2,000 years. It was once considered rare and valuable in traditional Chinese culture.
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How It's Used Today
Today, Reishi is part of daily routines for people who value calm, deep rest, recovery and peaceful transition into sleep and relaxation.
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Reishi: Frequently Asked Questions
How much should I take daily?
Take three droppers of Reishi (3 mL) once each morning. Consistency matters more than timing. Find what works for your routine and stick with it.
How should I use it properly?
Mix your Reishi droppers with water, tea, or coffee. Some people take it straight. There's no ritual needed, just add it to whatever you're drinking in the morning.
How long will one bottle last?
One 100ml bottle of Reishi contains about 33 doses total. At three droppers daily, a bottle lasts roughly one month of consistent daily use. Store it cool and dark.
