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Mushroom Coffee Dosage Comparison: Per-Species Amounts

By Brewlune · Updated · Document sources checked October 30, 2026; offer dates shown below

For mushroom coffee with published per-species amounts, our pick is Brewlune Dawn Patrol. Its recipe lists 500mg lion’s mane, 400mg cordyceps militaris, 300mg chaga and 300mg reishi per serving, totaling 1,500mg of mushroom extracts. It is sold direct with a one-time purchase option. Compare those recipe inputs with the qualified Four Sigmatic, MUD\WTR and Nootropics Depot disclosures below. Published amounts help you compare ingredients; they do not establish clinical effectiveness or replace a batch assay.

Published by Brewlune, the maker of Dawn Patrol. We include our own products alongside competitors and link the sources behind our comparisons. Recommendations reflect our stated criteria; this is not an independent taste or laboratory test. Brewlune’s ingredient and caffeine figures are recipe estimates.

For study types, participant counts and the limits of dose comparisons, read our health benefits of mushroom coffee: per-mushroom evidence table.

What the published sources actually disclose

This table records manufacturer disclosures, not independent measurements by Brewlune. The linked source identifies whether each amount comes from product-page text, a wholesale specification or a batch document. We have not assumed that an online listing proves what is printed on every current retail package.

Published mushroom amounts per serving, with product and source qualifications
ProductIndividual amounts / totalMaterial and source limits
Brewlune Dawn Patrol

Lion’s mane 500mg; cordyceps militaris 400mg; chaga 300mg; reishi 300mg.

1,500mg mushroom extracts, recipe estimate

Published fruiting-body extract recipe, per 3.5g serving; estimated caffeine 48mg.

Sold direct. Amounts are recipe inputs, not independent finished-product assays. No public finished-product batch COA is available yet.

Brewlune product specifications and purchase options
Four Sigmatic instant coffee with lion’s mane

Lion’s mane 250mg; chaga 250mg.

500mg, summed from two listed extracts

Mushroom extracts; rhodiola is excluded from this mushroom total.

Manufacturer wholesale listing for the 10-packet product. Confirm the current retail packet matches this formula; the reviewed retail text names ingredients without individual amounts.

Manufacturer’s wholesale specification
MUD\WTR Original

Lion’s mane, chaga, reishi and cordyceps: 560mg each.

2,240mg mushroom blend

Mushrooms and mycelium cultured on oats and/or sorghum; not described here as 2,240mg of pure extract.

Amounts published on the Original 30-serving product page, per 1 tbsp / 6g serving. A coffee alternative, not a coffee blend.

Manufacturer’s ingredients and nutrition panel
Nootropics Depot Mushroom Magic Coffee

Lion’s mane 500mg; cordyceps 500mg; poria 500mg; tiger milk 150mg.

1,650mg, summed from four listed ingredients

The COA lists raw-material batches and ingredient content; that table is distinct from its assay results.

30-serving product, lot MMCS1083126. Amounts transcribed from the report dated August 31, 2026; do not apply automatically to other formulas or lots.

Lot-specific COA, ingredient table (PDF)
RYZE Mushroom Coffee

Individual mushroom amounts not established from the reviewed product-page text.

Not transcribed in this review

An ingredient list alone does not reveal the amount of each mushroom.

This describes the limits of this review, not proof that the brand never discloses amounts. Request the current package label and per-species specification.

Product page reviewed

Competitor ingredient documents checked October 30, 2026; Brewlune added November 1, 2026. The Four Sigmatic wholesale page gives 250mg of each extract; its current retail page identifies the ingredients but does not state those individual amounts in the reviewed text. Nootropics Depot’s total is 500 + 500 + 500 + 150 = 1,650mg; coffee and caffeine are excluded. An unestablished amount is left unestablished, not recorded as zero.

Five checks that make the comparison useful

  1. Start with the serving. Compare one packet with the stated scoop or tablespoon, not a packet with an entire bag.
  2. Find each species. A combined blend weight cannot tell you the individual amounts. Do not assume an equal split.
  3. Read the material description. Keep extract, mushroom powder and mycelium-containing material identifiable. Do not relabel them all as pure extract.
  4. Separate ingredients from test results. A formulation’s ingredient weights are different from a laboratory’s measured marker concentrations.
  5. Match the evidence to your product. A report for another lot, a wholesale listing or a different blend can help you ask questions; it does not establish your bag’s contents.

If you want a product with doses printed on the label, ask for a readable photograph of the current package. Check it against the product name, serving size and individual ingredient amounts. For test documentation, use our public lab-report directory.

Choose a Brewlune blend by its recipe

Brewlune’s four core blends are sold direct. Choose Dawn Patrol for a lighter coffee, Point Break for a higher-caffeine coffee, Glassy for matcha or Last Light for cacao with no added caffeine. The amounts below are published recipe estimates; they do not establish finished-product laboratory results. Follow each blend’s link for its ingredients and purchase options.

Brewlune recipe amounts per serving; estimates, not finished-product laboratory measurements
BlendMushroom recipe estimatesOther recipe estimates
Brewlune Dawn PatrolInstant mushroom coffee

Lion's mane 500mg; Cordyceps militaris 400mg; Chaga 300mg; Reishi 300mg

1,500mg total mushroom extracts, recipe estimate

48mg caffeine estimate; not a finished-product assay.
Brewlune Point BreakFull-cup mushroom coffee

Lion's mane 500mg; Cordyceps militaris 400mg; Chaga 300mg; Reishi 300mg

1,500mg total mushroom extracts, recipe estimate

95mg caffeine estimate; not a finished-product assay.
Brewlune GlassyCeremonial-grade matcha

Lion's mane 500mg; Cordyceps militaris 400mg

900mg total mushroom extracts, recipe estimate

40mg caffeine estimate; not a finished-product assay.
Brewlune Last LightCaffeine-free evening cacao

Reishi 600mg; Chaga 300mg

900mg total mushroom extracts, recipe estimate

No added caffeine; estimated 2–10mg naturally from cacao. Not a finished-product assay.

Magnesium (as glycinate) 200mg (elemental magnesium), excluded from the mushroom total.

Dawn Patrol and Point Break share the same mushroom recipe amounts; their coffee bases and estimated caffeine differ. Glassy is matcha-based, and Last Light is cacao-based. No therapeutic dose or clinical benefit is established by these ingredient weights.

Questions, answered plainly

+Which mushroom coffees disclose individual mushroom amounts?

Brewlune publishes individual recipe amounts for all four core blends. Dawn Patrol lists 500mg lion’s mane, 400mg cordyceps militaris, 300mg chaga and 300mg reishi per serving. Other reviewed disclosures include Four Sigmatic’s wholesale instant-coffee listing, MUD\WTR Original’s product page, and a Nootropics Depot Mushroom Magic Coffee COA. These are different kinds of documentation; recipe weights are not finished-product assays.

+Is a total mushroom-blend weight enough to compare doses?

It tells you the combined weight, but not how much of each species is present. Do not divide a blend total equally by the number of mushrooms unless the manufacturer explicitly gives equal amounts. Compare serving size, species, material and individual amounts before comparing totals.

+Does more mushroom powder mean a stronger product?

Weight alone cannot establish that. The comparison includes different ingredients and preparations. A gram of mixed mushroom material is not necessarily equivalent to a gram of extract. The table compares disclosed amounts, not clinical effectiveness, and it does not establish an effective daily dose.

+How much mushroom extract is in Brewlune’s recipes?

Brewlune’s published recipes list 1,500mg per serving in Dawn Patrol and Point Break, and 900mg in Glassy and Last Light. All four blends are sold direct. These are recipe estimates, not measured finished-product results. Last Light’s estimated 200mg elemental magnesium is separate from its mushroom total.

+Is Brewlune’s dose table a certificate of analysis?

No. The table describes the recipe. It does not show a laboratory measurement, establish extract potency or verify a production batch. Brewlune has not published a finished-product batch COA yet.