300MG Microdose 300MG W/ Ginger Root Extract

This microdose is best for people looking for a regular microdose without any of the other herbs that may interfere with the pure experience. We do use ginger root extracts as a way to combat some of nausea some users may experience when taking magic mushrooms. They will increase in energy levels, creativity, concentration, and balance one’s mood, enlighten all senses, and get you in touch with your spiritual self. They will boost concentration, aid with addiction, PTSD, alleviate anxiety & much more!

Recommended Dose:
1 capsule every 3rd to 4th day, it is best to have a light meal before consuming.
Each capsule contains 300MG of Organic Psilocybin with Ginger Root Extract.
Every capsule we use is Vegan, Kosher.

Storage:

Keep out of reach of children & pets.
All capsules have a shelf life of 1 year if placed in a cool place away from direct sunlight.

If more than 2 capsules are consumed, you may experience anxiety, blurry vision, sleepiness or euphoric sensations. This is normal and will fade away in hours.

Microdose Dosage Guide:

Start Low: Begin with a low dose, typically around 0.1 grams (100 milligrams) to 0.3 grams (300 milligrams) of dried mushrooms. It’s important to start with a conservative dose to gauge your individual sensitivity to psilocybin.
Incremental Adjustments: After starting with a low dose, you can gradually adjust the dosage based on your personal response. Some individuals may find their optimal microdose to be slightly higher or lower within the range of 0.1 to 0.3 grams.
Consistency: Maintain a consistent dosing schedule. Many microdosers follow a protocol of dosing every three days (e.g., Day 1: Dose, Day 2: Off, Day 3: Off, Day 4: Dose), although some may prefer different schedules based on their needs and responses.
Sub-Perceptual Dose: The goal of microdosing is to take a sub-perceptual dose, meaning that you should not experience significant psychedelic effects such as hallucinations or alterations in perception. Instead, you may notice subtle changes in mood, cognition, or creativity.