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Mushroom Coffee Lab Reports: Public COA Directory
By Brewlune · Updated · Document sources checked October 30, 2026; offer dates shown below
Start with a report you can open and match to a product and lot. Everyday Dose links a laboratory report for Mild Coffee+; Nootropics Depot links batch COAs for Mushroom Magic Coffee. These documents have different scopes: the Everyday Dose report is marked preliminary, while the Nootropics Depot file is a manufacturer-issued summary. Neither supports a blanket conclusion about every product or batch.
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.
Public reports you can open
We followed the brands’ public links and read the documents below on October 30, 2026. This is a starting directory, not a complete market survey or a safety ranking. A report’s date is shown separately from the date we checked its link.
| Product and document | Identity and date | What is covered / what to check |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday Dose Mild Coffee+Open full laboratory report (PDF)Brand’s report page | Lot: MG237J1, with 18:49 shown Sample: 849132 Laboratory: ARL / Analytical Resource Laboratories Released: September 25, 2025 | Microbiology, arsenic/cadmium/mercury/lead, residual solvents and loss on drying appear in this four-page report. Marked “Preliminary Results Only.” The document limits results to the supplied sample and requires its verification QR code. It is not a current-batch guarantee or a mushroom-dose assay. Ask for the final report matching your bag. |
| Nootropics Depot Mushroom Magic CoffeeOpen lot COA (PDF)Product and batch-report index | Lot: MMCS1083126, 30 servings COA: ND-26-1135 Issuer: manufacturer COA; laboratory attribution is not complete for every panel Report date: August 31, 2026 | Ingredient identity, ingredient weights, selected glucan/cordycepin markers, caffeine, metals and water activity are shown. The metals line references Apex methods. That is not enough to attribute every test to an independent laboratory. Raw-material references and formulation weights appear alongside assays; request underlying reports if you need the sample basis for each result. |
We link the complete original PDFs rather than reproduce edited report pages. We have not independently authenticated the samples, commissioned these tests or verified the laboratories’ accreditation scopes. Use the issuer’s verification method and current batch records for that step.
A testing statement is a different kind of evidence
Four Sigmatic
Its quality page states third-party testing for heavy metals, mycotoxins, mold, yeast and pesticides. We did not locate a downloadable batch report on the reviewed quality and Focus Instant Coffee pages. This does not establish that reports are unavailable on request.
RYZE
We did not locate a downloadable finished-product batch report on the Mushroom Coffee product page reviewed here. Ask the brand for the report matching your lot. A missing public link is not evidence that no testing happened.
Brewlune
Brewlune is sold direct with published per-species recipe amounts and one-time purchase options. We recommend Dawn Patrol for those criteria, but we have not published a finished-product batch COA. If a public report is essential to your choice, that remains a gap. Supplier specifications do not verify our finished blend.
How to read a mushroom coffee COA
- Product and lot
- Match the full product name, flavor and batch number. A supplier’s raw-ingredient COA does not automatically describe the finished coffee.
- Laboratory and status
- Find the laboratory, report ID, dates and authorization. Check whether the document is preliminary, final, amended or a manufacturer’s summary.
- Tests and methods
- Look for the actual panel: metals, microbes, pesticides, mycotoxins or potency. One panel does not prove another was performed.
- Units and limits
- Read the units and detection or quantification limit beside a result. A less-than sign means below a stated threshold, not necessarily zero.
- Specification versus result
- Keep the acceptance limit separate from the measured value. A pass applies to that listed specification, not to every possible standard or personal circumstance.
- Serving and sample basis
- Do not compare a concentration in ppm with a per-serving amount without the serving mass and unit conversion. Confirm whether results concern raw ingredients or the finished blend.
A COA documents specified tests; it is not a clinical trial. For the separate question of how much mushroom is declared per serving, see the dosage comparison.
Ask for the report that matches your bag
Please send the final COA for [product, flavor and lot number], identifying the sample tested, testing laboratory, report date, methods, results, units and reporting limits. Please distinguish finished-product testing from ingredient testing and include the underlying laboratory reports for any manufacturer summary. Which panels cover metals, microbiology, mycotoxins, pesticides and declared mushroom markers?
If a report is unavailable, ask which results the brand can provide and when. Record the answer without filling in missing evidence. Links and documents can change; a new report should be checked on its own merits.
Questions, answered plainly
+Which mushroom coffee brands publish lab reports?
This directory links a public Everyday Dose Mild Coffee+ report and a lot-specific Nootropics Depot Mushroom Magic Coffee COA. The Everyday Dose document is marked preliminary; the Nootropics Depot document is a manufacturer-issued COA. Read the scope and limitations of each rather than treating them as equivalent certifications.
+Does a COA prove that every bag is safe?
No. A report concerns the sample, analytes, methods and dates it identifies. Check that its product and lot match your bag. Everyday Dose’s linked laboratory report explicitly limits its findings to the supplied sample, rather than guaranteeing the entire production lot.
+Is third-party tested the same as a public COA?
No. A testing claim can exist without a public report. A useful report lets you inspect the sample identity, laboratory, method, result, units and reporting limits. If a brand supplies a summary, ask which tests were performed by which laboratories and request the underlying reports.
+Does Brewlune publish finished-product COAs?
Not yet. Brewlune is sold direct and publishes per-species recipe amounts, but we have not published a finished-product batch COA. Recipe estimates and supplier specifications do not verify a finished batch. Brewlune is therefore not listed among the products with public reports in this directory.