Chill Mushroom Drops
Find peace and deeper sleep amid hectic days, with four of our favorites for promoting serenity and rest.* With Reishi, Shiitake, Holy Basil and Vervain, Chill is formulated to be a moment of Zen in a bottle, to support tranquility, relaxation and adrenal wellness.* Take daily or as desired as part of your practice of winding down and letting go. Made with USDA Certified Organic mushrooms grown in North America. This great-tasting extract is vegan, with a base of organic glycerin.
Triple Extracted
Certified Organic mushrooms are steam-processed then triple-extracted (fermented, then in hot water & alcohol) for bioavailability and potency.*
Full Spectrum
Always made with the highest quality whole mushrooms — and no fillers — for an extract that captures the quality and true essence of each ingredient.
Third-Party Tested
Products are independently lab-tested for peace of mind, safety and efficacy — including heavy metals and microbes.
How To Use
Take 1ml before bedtime. Squeeze the top of the dropper twice to get 1ml of drops, and drop the liquid directly into your mouth. Tastes great!
Ingredients
Organic Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum)*, Organic Holy Basil [Rama] aerial parts (Ocimum tenuiflorum/Ocimum sanctum), Organic Shiitake* (Lentinula edodes), Organic Vervain aerial parts (Verbena officinalis). Other ingredients to aid extraction: Organic Vegetable Glycerin (made from Coconut and Flax), Organic Cane Alcohol (removed to less than 1%), Filtered Water
Serving size is 1 mL or 1 dropperful, with 30 servings per bottle.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why It's Fantastic
Chill Mushroom Drops promote serenity and healthy sleep with four of our favorite mushrooms and herbs for tranquility and relaxation: organic Reishi, Holy Basil, Shiitake and Vervain.*
Benefits
We combined 2 time-honored functional mushrooms with 2 revered herbs to support calm, relaxation and deeper sleep.* By tasting the mushrooms in Chill, you create a stronger connection to them and enjoy a multisensory tranquility experience.* This alcohol-removed formula uses a base of organic vegetable-derived glycerin so it tastes great and is convenient to use wherever you need a bit of Chill!
How to Create a Connection With Chill
Place a dropper under your tongue when you need a moment to collect yourself.*
Enjoy a serving of Chill Mushroom Drops in warm water as you write in your manifestation journal.*
Keep your Chill Mushroom Drops on your nightstand, as part of your evening routine before bedtime.*
Take a dropper of Chill anytime you want to give your spirit some calm and serenity.*
Key Ingredients
Red Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum)
Reishi mushroom is known as the “mushroom of immortality” and the queen of mushrooms. It is an adaptogen that supports a healthy response to stress, as well as a tonic that promotes longevity and healthy aging.* Used for over 4,000 years, Reishi supports healthy sleep and rest, as well as immune health.*
Shiitake (Lentinula edodes)
Shiitake mushroom has been used for millennia to support immune health in China and Japan.* Its name comes from the Japanese word for “oak,” since the tasty mushroom grows on fallen broadleaf trees. Widely studied for its immune-supporting qualities, Shiitake also offers antioxidant support and promotes skin, liver and cardiovascular health.*
Holy Basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum/Ocimum sanctum)
Holy Basil is known as Tulsi in Ayurveda, where this adaptogenic herb has been used for centuries. The name refers to how much this species of Basil is revered in India; in Hinduism the plant is viewed as an earthly form of the goddess Tulsi. Traditionally, Holy Basil has been used to support a healthy response to stress and adrenal wellness, and promote sleep.*
Vervain(Verbena officinalis)
Vervain is known as a nervine relaxant, a soothing and tranquil herb used to quiet the mind and promote calm.* This plant, native to the United States, grows to up to 4 feet with small purplish-blue flowers. It was popular during the 19th and early 20th centuries in American herbalism.