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Spacegoods Review 2026: Is the Mushroom Coffee Worth It?

Spacegoods sells UK-made mushroom powders for coffee, sleep, matcha and hydration. We look at real prices, subscriptions, shipping, returns and Trustpilot reviews.

By Lyfestic TeamPublished Sep 29, 2026Updated Sep 29, 20266 min read4.2
Spacegoods Rainbow Dust mushroom coffee pouch next to a mug

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Short verdict: Spacegoods sells UK-made mushroom powders you mix into water or milk, including a coffee alternative, a sleep blend, matcha and an electrolyte mix. The starter kit sale prices are genuinely low, but most of them only apply if you accept a subscription that renews at a much higher price. We rate it 4.2 out of 5.

How we wrote this review: we read Spacegoods' own shipping, returns and FAQ pages, checked live prices on spacegoods.com, and looked at its Trustpilot record. We have not ordered from Spacegoods ourselves, so this review is based on what the store and its customers say, not on personal use.

What is Spacegoods?

Spacegoods is a UK brand that makes functional mushroom powders you stir into water or milk. Its main products are Rainbow Dust, a coffee alternative built around mushroom extracts and adaptogens, Astro Dust, an evening blend aimed at sleep, Matcha Dust, and Hydro Dust, an electrolyte blend. The range also includes a ready-to-drink Oat Mushroom Latte can, chews, and accessories such as a frother, a mug and a metal spoon. Spacegoods says its formulas combine mushroom extracts like Lion's Mane, Cordyceps and Chaga with adaptogens such as ashwagandha and rhodiola. The brand is UK-based, ships to the UK and several EU countries, and its products are also stocked in Boots, Holland & Barrett and Waitrose.

Products and prices

ProductOne-time priceList priceWhat you get
Rainbow Dust£19-£49up to £117Mushroom coffee alternative
Astro Dust£19-£99up to £147Evening blend for sleep
Matcha Dust£19-£34up to £98Matcha blend for focus and energy
Hydro Dust£19-£20-Electrolyte blend
Oat Mushroom Latte£24-£45up to £55Ready-to-drink can
Starter kits (any blend)£34-£99£147-£183Trial-size pack, most tied to a subscription

These are one-time purchase prices in GBP, checked on spacegoods.com on 29 September 2026. That same day, the homepage was running a sale showing starter kits at £29 and Astro Dust or Hydro Dust at £19, but those lower figures are first-order prices tied to a subscription, which then renews at the regular subscriber price unless you cancel first.

What's in the blends?

Spacegoods says an 8 g serving of Rainbow Dust contains Lion's Mane, Cordyceps and Chaga mushroom extracts, KSM-66 ashwagandha, rhodiola, coffee (about 20 mg caffeine) and cocoa, at 29 kcal. The brand describes it as supporting "focus, energy and mental performance," and describes Astro Dust as a blend for relaxation and sleep. These are the brand's own claims, not medical advice, and we have not tested whether the ingredients work as described. Spacegoods states a maximum of two servings a day for Rainbow Dust. Astro Dust, Matcha Dust and Hydro Dust use different mixes of mushrooms, matcha and electrolytes for their stated purpose, though the brand does not publish the same level of ingredient detail for every blend on the pages we checked.

Starter kits and subscriptions

Most starter kits are tied to a subscription rather than sold as a simple one-off. The very low sale price on the homepage is for the first order only; after that the subscription renews at the regular subscriber price. You can skip a delivery, pause, or cancel from your account at spacegoods.com under Manage Subscription, and Spacegoods says this can be done at any time. If you only want to try one blend, cancel or skip as soon as you decide rather than waiting, since the store does not state a fixed notice period before the next billing date. If you cannot get into your account, Spacegoods says to email support@spacegoods.com with your order number.

Shipping

UK orders ship with Royal Mail Tracked 48 for £3.99, or free on subscription orders; next-day delivery costs £6.99. EU orders ship from a Netherlands warehouse and typically take 3 to 5 working days, with delivery fees and any customs charges shown at checkout. Orders to other countries have their shipping options shown at checkout. Spacegoods says all orders are tracked.

Returns and refunds

Spacegoods gives 60 days from delivery to request a return, but the item must be unused and in its original packaging, and you must email support@spacegoods.com before sending anything back; unrequested returns are refused. EU customers also have a legal 14-day cooling-off right on top of this, though EU return shipping fees are paid by the customer rather than by Spacegoods. Once a return is approved, refunds go back to the original payment method within 10 business days.

What customers say

On Trustpilot, Spacegoods held a 4.5 out of 5 score from more than 9,600 reviews when we checked on 12 September 2026 (today's score was not available to us). At that check, about 76% of reviews were five stars, and the most common complaint, in roughly 7% of reviews, was about subscriptions renewing unexpectedly, which matches the subscription terms described above.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Starter kits let you try a blend for far less than the regular one-time price if you are happy with a subscription
  • 60-day return window is longer than many food and supplement stores offer
  • Free UK shipping on subscription orders
  • A wide range of blends, coffee alternative, sleep, matcha and electrolytes, from one brand
  • Stocked in well-known UK shops, including Boots, Holland & Barrett and Waitrose

Cons

  • Most starter kit prices only apply if you accept a subscription that renews at a higher price
  • One-time prices are considerably higher than the sale prices shown on the homepage
  • EU customers pay their own return shipping fees
  • Ingredient detail is not published to the same level for every blend
  • The most common Trustpilot complaint is about subscription renewals catching customers off guard

Who should buy Spacegoods?

Spacegoods is a reasonable choice for shoppers in the UK or EU who want to try a mushroom coffee alternative or sleep blend and are comfortable managing, and if needed cancelling, a subscription. It is a weaker choice for anyone who wants a single low-priced purchase with no ongoing commitment, or who is likely to forget to cancel before a renewal charge lands.

Tips before you order

Note the likely renewal date as soon as you order a starter kit, and cancel or skip it in your account before that date if you only want a trial. Check whether the price shown at checkout is the one-time price or the subscription price, since Spacegoods lists both and they are different. EU shoppers should read the return-fee details in the Spacegoods Help Centre before ordering, since return shipping there is not free. Spacegoods states a maximum of two servings a day for Rainbow Dust, so do not exceed it.

Our rating

AreaScore
Prices and value4.0
Shipping4.0
Returns and refunds4.3
Customer reviews4.4
Overall4.2

Spacegoods is worth a look if you want to try a mushroom-based coffee alternative or sleep blend and are willing to keep track of a subscription.

Lyfestic earns a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you. This does not change our rating. Prices were checked on 29 September 2026 and can change.

Applies to: 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · 🇮🇪 Ireland · 🇳🇱 Netherlands · 🇩🇪 Germany · 🇫🇷 France · 🇧🇪 BE

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