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Cordyceps Mycelium (incl. CS-4)

Also called cordyceps sinensis, cordyceps militaris, cs-4.

Priced per 1 g. So far this form only turns up in combination products.

Comparing cordyceps

We count the mushroom extract or powder a label states per serving, whatever the pack size or the serving size, so every product sits on one scale. Cordyceps comes as fruiting body extract, mycelium (incl. CS-4) and whole mushroom powder, and each form has its own table, because someone buying one would not usually take another as a like-for-like substitute. Products that combine cordyceps with other ingredients are listed separately, because their price buys more than mushroom extract or powder. 1 g is our unit for comparing prices, not a dose to take: the label’s directions and a pharmacist decide that.

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Compared at 1,000 mg. Enter the amount you take to see your own costs.

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Only combination products for this form

The 12 products here contain cordyceps alongside other ingredients, so they are not ranked against single-ingredient products. Their price per dose counts the cordyceps only.

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Each shop's cordyceps products, with where its cheapest sits in the market.

How we work out these prices

We count the weight of extract per serving. Where a label quotes a “whole herb equivalent” (for example “5,000 mg from a 10:1 extract”), we use the actual extract weight. Branded, standardised extracts are compared separately from unbranded ones.

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