Why does OMG Mushrooms use SCWE extraction?

OMG Mushrooms uses Sub-Critical Water Extraction (SCWE), an innovative green technology that uses only water under carefully controlled temperature and pressure conditions. This process efficiently extracts valuable mushroom compounds without the use of alcohol while preserving the integrity of the mushroom's natural constituents.

Why does OMG Mushrooms use 100% fruiting bodies?

At OMG Mushrooms, we use 100% fruiting body mushrooms because this is the part of the mushroom traditionally valued in Mycotherapy. Our products do not contain grain-based fillers and are formulated to deliver the full complexity of compounds naturally found within the mushroom.

What does "Full Spectrum Mushroom Matrix" mean?

Our Full Spectrum Mushroom Matrix combines extracted mushroom compounds with the whole mushroom, including naturally occurring fibre and other beneficial constituents. This approach reflects our philosophy of preserving the balanced complexity of the mushroom as nature intended.

Does OMG Mushrooms contain fillers, starches or mycelium?

No. OMG Mushrooms products contain no added fillers, starches, colours, preservatives or grain-based mycelium. We focus on quality ingredients and transparency throughout the production process.

How do I take OMG Mushroom Powders?

Our mushroom powders can be added to coffee, tea, smoothies, hot chocolate, soups or other foods and beverages. Refer to the Directions section for serving recommendations specific to each product.

Are OMG Mushrooms suitable for vegans and vegetarians?

Our mushroom powders are suitable for both vegans and vegetarians. Please refer to individual product labels for specific ingredient information.

How should I store my mushroom products?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure the lid is tightly closed after use to maintain freshness and quality.

MAITAKE FAQ

What is Maitake?

Maitake (Grifola frondosa) is a prized mushroom native to Japan and North America and has a long history of traditional use.

Why is Maitake called the "Dancing Mushroom"?

Legend tells that people danced with joy upon discovering Maitake in the wild because of its value and rarity, giving rise to its nickname, the "Dancing Mushroom."

What does Maitake taste like?

Maitake has a rich, savoury flavour often described as earthy and umami-rich.