Catfit Mushroom Coffee 2-Pack (150 Servings) – Is It Worth It?

A 2-pack of Catfit's 10-mushroom adaptogenic coffee powder just dropped to $10.33 via Subscribe & Save — that's roughly 7 cents a serving for 150 total. Here's the honest breakdown.

Seven cents a serving for mushroom coffee — the math is hard to argue with

At $10.33 for two 75-serving containers via Subscribe & Save, Catfit's mushroom coffee blend is priced well below most competitors in the adaptogenic coffee space, where single-container options routinely run $25–$40. If you're already curious about mushroom coffee — the kind that blends coffee with functional fungi like lion's mane and reishi — this is a low-stakes way to try a 10-mushroom formula for an extended stretch rather than a week. The free shipping sweetens it further. For someone who drinks coffee daily and wants to experiment without a big financial commitment, the entry cost here is genuinely low.

The part worth thinking about before you subscribe

A few things to weigh: Catfit isn't a household name in the supplement world, so third-party testing transparency may be limited — worth checking their site before committing. More importantly, 4.23 oz yielding 75 servings means each scoop is quite small, and cheap mushroom blends sometimes contain minimal active extract per serving. You're also locking into Subscribe & Save, so set a reminder to cancel if you don't want recurring shipments. This deal makes the most sense for someone who drinks mushroom coffee regularly and wants a budget backup, not necessarily a primary daily driver.