DR. MORITZ Lions Mane Gummies for Adults and Kids 4+ - Mushroom Gummies with 12-in-1 Blend Including Reishi & Chaga - Lions Mane for Kids and Adults - No Sugar Added, Non-GMO (120 Count)

I’ve been taking the Dr. Moritz Lion’s Mane Gummies for a while now, and I really like them! They taste great with a nice berry flavor, and I feel more focused and clear-headed during the day. They’re easy to take, and I love that they’re made with natural ingredients. Highly recommend🤩

The taste and texture is great. They're a little "plastic" tasting at first but it quickly wears off once you bite into them and the flavor is pleasant. Personally, I wish they had more mushroom content in them. I feel like these are probably 98% "candy" basically with just 2% mushroom content. I'd like to see a higher concentration of mushrooms in them. I took them regularly but couldn't notice a difference in terms of how I felt or performed at my daily tasks. I'm glad they're sugar free, though. That's a big plus. I just feel like I need to eat half a jar to get the amount of mushrooms I'd prefer to be taking every day, and that's certainly not practical.

These are very good tasting they don’t taste like mushrooms. They actually taste like mixed berries, and the price is really good for all of the mushrooms and vitamins that are in the gummy

Good health, fresh outlook on things, energy and just a good mood. A big plus - suitable for both adults and children.

Nice tasting little gummy drops. Good amount of sweetness (but no sugar) and berry flavor. There's a hint of I guess the mushroom but it doesn't taste "mushroomy" at all, but there is a little undertone of some other flavor, but I didn't find it unpleasant at all. Price seems a bit high for what's essentially gummy drops with some dried mushroom powder in it. It's got 12 types of mushrooms at 25mg each, so 300mg total, but 1 gram (1000mg) isn't much at all and this is a third of that. And the whole bottle of 60 gummies would add up to 18 grams total. That's not much at all if it's just dried mushroom powder. The product makes no mention of any concentrating or extracting, so just think about how much dried mushroom you can stuff in a jar about 3 inches in diameter and 3 inches tall, and well, it'll be less than that. I'd have appreciated if they did some tests to see how much of each specific nutrient is actually in there from the mushrooms instead of just listing the mushrooms themselves on the nutrition label so I at least know what it's adding to my diet. As is I think this is a less guilty way of having something tasty each day, which still isn't that bad.

These gummies taste amazing! Taste very berry that I don’t taste the mushroom in them!

They taste great, I was really expecting an earthy aftertaste or something off that the berry couldn’t cover, but these don’t have any of that. It does taste like a berry flavored gummy. Each gummy is ¾” of an inch wide and 1/2” tall, slightly smaller than an American dime. That is approximately 2 centimeters wide and 12 millimeters tall for everybody else. The consistency is good, not sticky or overly chewy, I don’t think an adult would have a problem chewing them.None of us have allergies to GMOs, Gluten, Dairy, or Gelatin so I can’t speak to their presence or not. I did notice the other ingredients that are listed in the tiniest print on the bottle are not present in the listing as of my writing this review.So, for anyone who may need it the OTHER INGREDIENTS are: Isomalt, Maltitol, Pectin, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Mixed Berry Flavor, Natural Color, Coconut Oil, Brazilian Carnauba Wax, Modified Starch. They have 20 calories per 2 gummies serving and 5g of carbohydrates (0g added sugar), which isn’t bad for a gummy supplement but if you are watching your sugar intake, it should be considered. It has the sugar substitute in the ingredients but does not list any sugar alcohols on the supplement facts, so I don’t know the net carbs.It should be noted that excessive consumption can have a laxative effect. I would guess that is from the Isomalt and Maltitol, which are sugar substitutes that some people are sensitive to. I am one of those people, and did not notice until after consuming them. I did not experience any digestive upset, but I also ate the suggested serving of two gummies and not the whole bottle. Because of this it was my husband who tested them over the course of about a month. He did enjoy them and felt that they improved his overall cognition. He felt he was better able to grasp concepts, and it was easier to remember things. Of course, we can’t make any specific claims, but he did feel like they were beneficial. To their credit, the bottle makes no statement as to what the gummies can do, just that they contain 300mg of a mushroom blend. Also, other than the potential for adverse effects from the sugar substitutes, there were no negative side effects observed for either of us.It says “GMP practice good manufacturing” which is a certification that dietary supplements can get. You can search those certifications at NSF and none of the companies referenced on the label returned any results “Dr Moritz, DrMoritz, Dr Moritz lab, DrMoritzlab, GTQ XIII LLC, GTQ XIII, GTQ, Moritz lab, Moritzlab, Dr Moritz primary, Drmoritzprimary”. So, I’m not sure if they are stating they are using the guidelines but are not certified or their certification comes from a company name that is not listed on the product.Overall, these were tasty, helpful, and I would consider buying them in the future. It is only the unclear language of GMP manufacturing, the unlisted other ingredients, and the “no added sugar” claim that didn’t mention the carbs or sugar substitutes present that led me to leave a lower rating.FYI the coin used for pictures is an American quarter dollar.

After several weeks, I feel clearer, but no sugar added does mean no sugar added. There is a bit of an aftertaste, so I started following it with other food to reduce that taste.