Reishi Gummies

Reishi Gummies is a two-ingredient formula where neither active outranks the other: maitake extract and reishi extract sit on the formula table at the same dose, a level pairing rather than the headline-plus-support structure most of the catalogue's multi-active SKUs use. There is no cofactor vitamin rounding the panel out — just two mushroom species carried at parity.

That equal-weight structure is itself the formulation story. A brand describing this SKU can genuinely say both species carry the formula, rather than naming one active and treating the second as a supporting addition — a different label narrative than a single-species mushroom concept would offer, and a rarer structure than the vitamin-supported panels found across most of the range.

The product record files this under Mushrooms, the catalogue's functional-fungi grouping — a category built around species-led formulas rather than the vitamin- or botanical-led structures found elsewhere in the range.

Because maitake and reishi carry the formula together rather than one taking priority and one supporting, this SKU works as a general functional-mushroom entry point for a brand building a fungi-led range, rather than a single-species specialist product. It sits comfortably alongside other mushroom-range SKUs a brand adds as that range grows, without needing a secondary vitamin story to justify the pairing, since the two-species structure already gives the formula its own explanation.

Make it Yours applies here as approved flavour, colour and shape on the exact two-species blend above — the formulation itself does not change inside that route. Mushroom extracts carry an earthy, savoury note more than a sweet one, so flavour direction is a real taste-masking decision on this SKU rather than a purely cosmetic choice.

Changing the species pairing, the dose balance between the two extracts, or adding a new active moves the project into the separately scoped Custom Formula R&D route instead. Samples of this exact formula come first, and label claims plus market compliance remain the brand owner's responsibility throughout.