Shaggy Ink Cap
Coprinus comatus, also known as shaggy ink cap, cannot be stored as it quickly turns into black ink after ripening. However, when eaten fresh, its taste is comparable to asparagus. Although the mushroom is native to Europe, it has established itself in traditional Chinese medicine.
Coprinus Mix: Extract + Powder
High-dose mixture of concentrated Coprinus extract and natural, finely milled organic raw powder: the best of both products in one.
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Raw, 30% Polysaccharides
Gutian County, Fujian
€12.9090 capsules
€232.01 / 1kg
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Bundle
Gutian County, Fujian
€24.51 €25.802x90 capsules
€220.41 / 1kg
Coprinus Extract
Ultra-pure, concentrated extraction using water and food grade alcohol. Extract standardised to 30% polysaccharides, including beta-glucans.
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500mg, 30% Polysaccharides
Gutian County, Fujian
€14.9090 capsules
€267.99 / 1kg
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Bundle
Gutian County, Fujian
€28.31 €29.802x90 capsules
€254.59 / 1kg
Coprinus Powder in Capsules
Raw, finely ground shaggy ink cap powder from the whole mushroom, active enzymes preserved. Available in convenient capsules or as a loose powder.
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Bundle
Gutian County, Fujian
€20.71 €21.802x90 capsules
€186.24 / 1kg
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