Clearly

Clearly review: Dutch supplements and the Not Coffee mushroom blend

Clearly is a Netherlands-based health brand with a broad catalog of functional mushroom drinks, vitamins, minerals, protein, collagen, electrolytes, and botanical supplements. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam and says final production takes place in the Netherlands using ingredients sourced from specialist suppliers.

The brand's strongest consumer proposition is simplicity. Product names identify the main ingredient or use case, while the site publishes serving counts, headline doses, and European laboratory-testing claims. American shoppers should still note that the current support page lists European delivery times and does not confirm US shipping.

What does Clearly sell?

The catalog currently spans:

• Not Coffee and Mushroom Coffee with functional mushrooms
• Single-mushroom Lion's Mane, Cordyceps, Reishi, Chaga, and Maitake products
• Magnesium, omega-3, D3 plus K2, zinc, and botanical supplements
• Grass-fed whey, collagen, creatine, electrolytes, and matcha
• Olive oil and a small range of accessories

This variety allows customers to build a routine, but it also increases the risk of ingredient overlap. Several products may contain caffeine, magnesium, vitamin D, herbs, or mushroom extracts. Check the combined daily intake rather than reviewing each jar in isolation.

Not Coffee formula and price

Not Coffee is Clearly's flagship coffee alternative. The current listing describes 30 servings in a 171-to-253-gram package and a blend of five mushrooms. It costs €30.00 one-time, or €25.50 on the Routine plan.

The product is designed for people who want a warm morning drink without relying on ordinary coffee. The exact formula, caffeine status, mushroom species, extract amounts, sweeteners, allergens, and serving instructions should be checked on the current package. A beverage format can improve convenience, but it does not prove stronger absorption or clinical benefit.

Quality and transparency

Clearly states that products are laboratory tested in Europe and that final production occurs in the Netherlands. It also says its certified organic items are inspected under the Dutch SKAL system. Organic certification applies to eligible products and ingredients, not automatically to every item in the catalog.

• Look for species names and whether the product uses fruiting body, mycelium, or both.
• Prefer quantified beta-glucans over vague polysaccharide totals.
• Check contaminant reports for heavy metals, microbes, pesticides, and residual solvents where relevant.
• Match certificates and labels to the exact batch whenever documents are available.

Statements such as lab tested are useful starting points, but shoppers need the actual scope, laboratory, date, method, and result to evaluate quality. Reviews and sales figures are not substitutes for analytical documentation.

Health claims and practical cautions

Functional mushrooms are sold for focus, energy, immunity, stress, and sleep, yet evidence varies by species, preparation, dose, and outcome. Clearly's products should not be treated as therapies for cognitive decline, anxiety, fatigue, immune disorders, or chronic disease.

People who are pregnant or nursing, have mushroom allergies, use anticoagulants, take diabetes or blood-pressure medication, have autoimmune conditions, or are preparing for surgery should discuss supplements with a qualified clinician. Matcha and coffee-containing products can add caffeine, while ashwagandha and rhodiola may not suit every medication or thyroid condition.

Clearly promo code and value

Code LMC may provide 15% off an eligible €30 Not Coffee order, producing an estimated price of $29.70 after currency conversion and before delivery, tax, duties, or card fees. Subscriptions, bundles, introductory offers, and product-specific sales may use different terms and may not stack.

Value should be judged by servings, active amounts, extract quality, testing access, and total delivered price. A low price per jar can be misleading when active ingredients are underdosed or not quantified.

Shipping and returns

Clearly says orders are dispatched from the Netherlands on the same day. Its published estimates cover the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, several other European countries, the United Kingdom, and the rest of Europe. Typical estimates range from next-day domestic delivery to two through six days across much of Europe, with Ireland listed longer.

The store delivers to European destinations only: the support page's delivery table stops at the borders of Europe and the market selector offers no American market, so Clearly does not ship to the United States. US readers should obtain written confirmation of eligibility, carrier, duties, import compliance, transit time, and return address before purchasing.

Our verdict

Clearly offers an accessible catalog, Netherlands production, European testing claims, organic certification where applicable, and competitively priced flagship drinks. Its main limitation for an American audience is availability: current delivery guidance is Europe-focused. Product-level laboratory reports and fully quantified mushroom extracts would matter more than broad quality badges when comparing Clearly with US-available alternatives.

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