Amanita Product ID Guide
Amanita muscaria products are sold as gummies, shots, chocolates, dried mushrooms, and more — often marketed for relaxation, euphoria, or psychedelic effects.
Gummies
Magic Mushroom GummyGummies
Psillys OrangeGummies
PolkaDot Mushroom BitesGummies
Fly Amanita GummiesGummies
Alpine’s ShroomsGummies
Stoned Mushroom AppleGummies
Wunder AmanitaGummies
Mamanta Magic MangoGummies
Road TripGummies
MothershipGummies
Psilonaut StrawberryGummiesShots
Trippy Treats PeachShot
Mushroom Shot Wild BerryShot
Magic Mushroom ShotShotLiquids / Drinks
Koi Muscimind LiquidLiquidCapsules
Joyful Pain ReliefCapsules
Amanita MicrodoseCapsulesTinctures
Shamani TinctureTinctureDried Mushrooms
Wild Harvest AmanitaDried Mushrooms
Amanita DriedDried MushroomsChocolate Bars
PolkaDot ChocolateChocolate BarChocolate Cones / Wafers
Diamond Shruumz ConesChocolate Cone
Psilonaut Trippy ConesChocolate ConeTablets
Lil’ Mits Fruit PunchTablets
Wunder MaxxTabletsCandy / Lozenges
Float Silly CandyHard CandyCommon Names
- Amanita muscaria
- Fly Agaric
- Muscimol
- Ibotenic acid
- Magic mushroom (misleading)
- Shroom gummies
- Muscimind
Marketing Claims
- Legal psychedelic
- Euphoric experience
- Relaxation & calm
- Mystical journey
- Microdosing support
- Stress relief
- Dream state
Where It’s Sold
- Smoke shops
- Vape stores
- Gas stations
- CBD retailers
- Online head shops
- Convenience stores
Look For These Clues
Packaging with mushroom imagery, red caps with white spots (Amanita look)
Terms like “muscimol”, “fly agaric”, “legal shrooms”, or “trip”
Gummies, chocolates, or shots with high mushroom extract claims
Bright neon colors, candy themes, or “psychedelic” branding
Products sold next to kratom, THC, or other gas station supplements
Warnings like “not for human consumption” or “research purposes”
Parent Tip
Photograph the front and back of any package before discarding – labels change often.
Ask exactly where and when it was purchased: store name, location, or website.
Look for ingredient lists: Amanita muscaria extract, muscimol, or ibotenic acid.
If your child experiences confusion, agitation, vomiting, or hallucinations, seek medical attention immediately.
IF SOMEONE IS IN DANGER
Call 911 immediately for any life-threatening emergency or if someone is unresponsive.
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