About TW

A small kitchen, a slow pour, and mushrooms drying near the fire

Tincture Wellness LLC began with a simple grievance: shelves full of products labeled “mushroom” that were mostly rice. We went the other way. Fruit bodies only, dual-extracted at a 10:1 ratio in distilled water and organic cane alcohol, rested in stainless steel, and bottled by hand in small batches.

The name on the shelf is Tincture Wellness. The mark is TW — the shorthand our blends, our bottles and our writing all answer to. Six blends, each built around what a real day asks of a real person: clarity in the morning, fuel for the hills, a quiet guard through the season, and skin that forgets it was ever thirsty.

Aging keeps its appointment; you simply arrive rested, nourished, and carrying better luggage.

Fruiting bodies only

No mycelium grown on grain, no filler starch, no powder pretending to be a tincture. Just the mushroom itself — the part every tradition actually used.

Dual 10:1 extraction

Ten pounds of mushrooms to one gallon of solvent. Distilled water pulls the beta-glucans; organic cane alcohol pulls the triterpenes. Both fractions, one bottle.

Stainless steel, amber glass

Extracts rest in stainless steel — never plastic — and are bottled in amber glass to keep light out of the formula until it reaches your dropper.

Third-party tested

Every batch is verified for purity and identity by a lab that does not work for us. If a batch doesn't pass, it doesn't bottle.

Made in the USA, tested by someone else

We keep the supply chain short and the claims narrow. Every benefit statement on this site describes traditional use and nutrient function — structure and function, plainly and legally. The bottles are GS1-registered SKUs, so what you buy is traceable from barcode to batch.

Meet the six blends

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. Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.