Fantastic product
Fantastic product. It gave back my energy and motivation when I thought it was permanently gone. Personal attention to orders and prompt delivery.
April 2, 2026
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Love the product and the fact it is an…
Love the product and the fact it is an Irish company.
Thank you!
March 2, 2026
Total Wellness Mushroom Gummies have…
Total Wellness Mushroom Gummies have helped my sleep pattern. I was lucky to get 5-6 hours a night but over the last 2 months taking just 2 gummies a day I am sleep sounder and longer. I will continue to take them and hopefully the improved focus and less stress will come given the extra sleep I am now getting.
Each order comes with a hand written note from Sean and the team which is a lovely touch. A great small Irish company.
October 15, 2025
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