Erinaprime is Organic Mushrooms’ most advanced Lion’s Mane yet, standardized to 5 mg of verified erinacine A per serving.
5 mg Erinacine A, Verified Per Serving • Grown & Tested in Canada • No Grain. No Fillers.
One mechanism. Multiple downstream effects across the nervous system.
Traditional Lion’s Mane extracts typically focus on the fruiting body. Erinaprime takes a different approach: pure liquid-culture mycelium, standardized for erinacine A and built around that specific active compound, with the testing to prove it’s there.
Erinacine A is produced by the mycelium of Lion’s Mane, the part of the mushroom responsible for the compound at the centre of erinacine research.
Grown on grain and ground up with it fast, cheap, nearly empty. Erinamax is grown in liquid-culture bioreactors. No grain. Just mycelium.
If we put 5 mg on the label, we should be able to prove it.
Every batch of Erinaprime is tested to verify its erinacine A content, along with purity and safety. The results are published as a Certificate of Analysis you can view yourself.
Supports neuron growth, repair, and maintenance.
BC, Canada
Erinaprime is made from Lion’s Mane mycelium cultivated in liquid culture, not grown on grain, and standardized to 5 mg of erinacine A per serving. Every batch is tested to verify its erinacine A content, with the results available for you to see.
Erinacine A is a Lion’s Mane compound studied for its relationship with nerve growth factor, or NGF, which plays an important role in maintaining healthy nerve cells. Erinaprime is standardized to 5 mg of erinacine A per serving, and every batch is tested to confirm it.
Erinaprime is tested both in-house and by an independent third-party lab for erinacine A content, purity, and safety. Results are published as a Certificate of Analysis that customers can view directly.
"As a health practitioner, I look closely at sourcing, extraction methods, and beta-glucan content before recommending any mushroom product. Organic Mushrooms meets my standards for purity and potency for patient protocols."








Liquid Culture Lion’s Mane Mycelium