



Concentrated 12:1 lion’s mane and 10:1 maitake fruiting-body extracts set into Colombian powdered panela — unrefined cane juice — as the carrier. A 450 g pouch: about 56 servings of 8 g. Stir one into the coffee, tea, smoothie or recipe you already make.
$85.00
Every 8 g serving
And nothing else. No maltodextrin, no starch, no fillers, and no mycelium grown on grain.
Standardized to more than 30 % polysaccharides. Batch-tested for heavy metals. Net weight 450 g, about 56 servings.
One 8 g serving — a level scoop — into about 8 oz of hot water, coffee, tea, milk or a plant-based alternative. Stir until it dissolves; it takes a few seconds.
It also works anywhere you would have used sugar: oatmeal, a smoothie, baking, a sauce that needs balancing.
Morning or evening, whichever suits you. Reseal the pouch and keep it somewhere dry.
Mushrooms are having a moment in the United States, and most of what sits on the shelf is mycelium grown on grain — the fungus and the grain it grew on, milled together.
Saccro exists because Simon Evers spent six years working out the difference, and decided the only way to be sure was to build the thing himself: fruiting body, extracted and standardized, carried by panela instead of a binder.
Joining the movement is mostly a matter of reading the back of the bag.
Saccro has two stores and they are independent sites: each with its own catalogue, prices, cart and shipping. What you add to one does not carry over to the other.
You can switch stores whenever you like.