Comment · Tue, January 26, 2021 · ND Owner
Lion's Mane 1:1
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Devs01 · 3 points
ND's Lions Mane 1:1 is giving me anxiety is that normal? I also felt a little spaced out talking to clients today.
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bignatedogger · 2 points
how come you don't post test results of the amount of active ingredients in your Lion mane?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
We do. There is a spec sheet up on the page, and we can get you the COA from a batch if you want. Since you have posted in /r/MushroomSupplements, which is a subreddit that regularly spreads false information and has a vendetta against us, I assume you are more referring to erinacines and hericenones, though. Those numbers you are seeing posted by other brands are fake and false. They are using a dry lab to give them fake numbers that they can mislead customers with. They are not real. We have built out our own lab, and developed our own analytical methods and reference standards for erinacines, using valid chemistry. We have tested those competitors and found their numbers to be complete lies. I also have some data that I am going to share with people soon, which will show everyone how they are being misled with fake numbers. Do not fall for it. You don't need to buy from us. I am not saying that. Just do not buy from anyone making erinacine or hericenone claims, as those are fake numbers right now.
This is why valid chemistry is so crucial. We are in the process of having our lab ISO/IEC 17025:2017 certified. We should have our ISO certification in the next couple months, then I will start releasing some of this data for everyone. One of the biggest things people have been saying is: "How can I trust your lab results? They could be fake, too!" So I separated our lab, and started the process of having an independent 3rd party come in and get us ISO/IEC 17025:2017 certified. It's expensive and a huge pain in the ass, but then we will have independent certification for our lab to prove our competency and validity of results. I am also trying to work with some other labs like Alkemist to help shine some light on this fake lab issue, as they are fighting the same fight we are. Lab results have to be valid and accurate, or you are essentially defrauding consumers.