A Curated Collection of Wellness Tinctures for Intentional Gifting and Exploration
Designed to bring balance, focus, and vitality—whenever you need it. The Rainbo Ritual Box is a portal to well-being, featuring five of our signature alcohol-free tinctures, each chosen to elevate your daily rituals and nourish mind, body, and spirit
Inside, you’ll find:
- 11:11: A blend designed to help you align with the present moment, fostering clarity and mindfulness.
- Reishi: Known for its calming properties, this tincture promotes relaxation and supports a healthy immune system.
- Lion’s Mane: Boost your brainpower and cognitive function with this powerful nootropic, supporting focus and memory.
- Cordyceps: Energize your body and mind with this natural performance booster, ideal for endurance and vitality.
- Chaga: A potent antioxidant that helps to protect the body and nourish your immune system.
Perfect for anyone who has yet to experience the magic of Rainbo’s natural tinctures, the Rainbo Ritual Box makes a thoughtful, health-conscious gift. Whether you’re gifting it to a loved one or treating yourself, this box will inspire daily wellness rituals and moments of self-care.
The Rainbo Ritual Box is available for a limited time only.
Benefits
Benefits
- Immune support
- stress relief
- mental clarity
- daily wellness—all in one convenient box to help you establish a nourishing ritual
How To Use
How To Use
Squeeze the top white bulb twice to fill liquid half way up the glass pipette (1ml). Take 4-8 ml per day.
Mix with your favorite morning beverage or water.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Sourcing
Sourcing
- Canadian mushrooms, 100% traceable
- Fruiting body mushrooms
- No grain, no fillers
- Third party tested
Our Products
Key Benefits
Ingredients
Chaga
Inonotus obliquus, commonly called Chaga, is a fungus in the family Hymenochaetaceae. It grows on birch and other trees. The sterile conk is irregularly formed and resembles burnt charcoal. Chaga h... read moreInonotus obliquus, commonly called Chaga, is a fungus in the family Hymenochaetaceae. It grows on birch and other trees. The sterile conk is irregularly formed and resembles burnt charcoal. Chaga has been a part of traditional folk medicine in Russia, Poland, China, and other Baltic countries for centuries. It is well-known for its immune supportive properties, as powerful antioxidant that promotes cellular health and DNA, blood sugar, and supports chronic conditions. read less
Cordyceps
Cordyceps genus, the name given to the fungi that grow on insects, has existed since 2000 B.C. Cordyceps militaris is cultivated and widely used in Traditional Chinese Medicine and extensively as a... read moreCordyceps genus, the name given to the fungi that grow on insects, has existed since 2000 B.C. Cordyceps militaris is cultivated and widely used in Traditional Chinese Medicine and extensively as a tonic food in East Asia. Cordyceps is known for its adaptogen properties which support stress and energy. read less
Reishi
Lingzhi, Ganoderma lucidum, also known as Reishi is a polypore fungus native to East Asia belonging to the genus Ganoderma. Its reddish-brown, glossy varnished kidney-shaped cap with bands and peri... read moreLingzhi, Ganoderma lucidum, also known as Reishi is a polypore fungus native to East Asia belonging to the genus Ganoderma. Its reddish-brown, glossy varnished kidney-shaped cap with bands and peripherally inserted stem gives it a distinct fan-like appearance. Reishi has a long history of use for promoting health and longevity. In Chinese, the name lingzhi represents a combination of spiritual potency and the essence of immortality and is regarded as the “herb of spiritual potency,” symbolizing success, well-being, divine power, and longevity. read less
Lion's Mane
Hericium erinaceus is a medicinal and culinary mushroom that is widely used in East Asia. Bioactive compounds derived from the fruiting body or its mycelium have many properties, including antioxid... read moreHericium erinaceus is a medicinal and culinary mushroom that is widely used in East Asia. Bioactive compounds derived from the fruiting body or its mycelium have many properties, including antioxidant, antidiabetic, anti-inflammatory, and hypolipidemic properties. It is also known for supporting neurological disorders as it contains neurotrophic compounds that can cross the blood-brain barrier. read less
Turkey Tail
Trametes versicolor is a common polypore mushroom found worldwide and one of the most common fungi in Canada and throughout the U.S. It is found virtually anywhere there are dead hardwood logs. Thi... read moreTrametes versicolor is a common polypore mushroom found worldwide and one of the most common fungi in Canada and throughout the U.S. It is found virtually anywhere there are dead hardwood logs. This fungi contains a protein-bound molecule known as PSK, or polysaccharide K. Many polysaccharides (including PSK) have been shown to boost the immune system to fight infection and prevent many different types of disease. read less
Dosage
Our recommended serving size of 4-8ml/day delivers a therapeutic dose equivalency of 800-1600mg dry mushrooms.
Our Process
Sourced at the fruiting body stage, our dual extract and non-psychoactive mushroom tinctures are brimming with benefits for a more supported body and mind.
Our Promise
No grain. No fillers. No mycelium in our products. Just mushrooms with you and Mother Earth in mind.
FAQ
What are functional mushrooms?
Functional mushrooms are specific groups of fungi containing bioactive compounds that have been shown to have health-supporting effects in the body. Most of these mushrooms have a long history of traditional use, particularly in Asia where traditional Chinese herbalists and TCM has utilized fungi in prevention and health for over 3000 years.
Today, the beneficial properties of compounds produced by mushrooms continues to be substantiated by modern science. They naturally produce a myriad of compounds that are capable of modulating our physiological processes.
Functional mushrooms contain polysaccharides called beta-glucans. Beta-glucans have been shown to directly activate receptors in our small intestine and act as immunomodulators,meaning that these compounds interact with the immune system to upregulate or downregulate our immune response.
Functional mushrooms are also packed with triterpenes, phenols, sterols, statins, indole compounds, and enzymes. Mushrooms are also high in amino acids, nicotinic acid, riboflavin, vitamins B, C, and K, and pantothenic acid. Some medicinal mushrooms are also adaptogens.
In addition to their immunomodulating capacity mushrooms display antioxidant, adaptogenic, hepatoprotective, and neuroprotective properties.
Where do your mushrooms come from?
Our mushrooms come from Northern Canada. Sustainably wildcrafted by a network of foragers who use responsible harvesting practices, ensuring to only remove chunks of the fungus so that it will continue to propagate and doesn’t leave the tree it grows on defenseless.
How long before I notice a change in my body?
The change can be subtle and varies depending on the person. Some people experience immune system support and feels of general wellness and more energy after just two weeks of consistent use. It is important to understand that mushrooms work as adaptogens, and the benefits of adaptogens are seen through prolonged and consistent use to increase the body’s resilience.
Are there psychedelic mushrooms in your products?
No! We are working with functional mushrooms that have a long history of use for health benefits in Traditional Chinese Herbalism and that are backed by current science. None are hallucinogenic.
Can I take mushroom tinctures with my other supplements?
Functional mushrooms have not been studied in regards to any effects on the efficacy of other supplements.
However there are no known contraindications with taking our tinctures, and they are safe to take with other supplements.
That said, as with any supplement, individual responses to mushrooms can and do vary. With this in mind, we always recommend any individual concerned about their supplement or health regime, reach out to their personal health care provider, who may better advise within the added context of each individuals’ health history.