Best Amanita Muscaria Gummies

Also known as the fly agaric mushroom, Amanita muscaria has been used for centuries by a multitude of cultures for religious ceremonies throughout northern Europe and Asia.1 The influence of this red-and-white psychoactive mushroom is so widespread that it became a symbol of good fortune on Victorian- and Edwardian-era Christmas cards, and it’s even thought to be the inspiration for the iconic red-and-white of Santa Claus’ suit.2

In the modern day, researchers have found that Amanita muscaria has a fair bit of potential to boost health and well-being, with possible benefits ranging from anticarcinogenic and anti-inflammatory attributes to neuroprotective and anti-anxiety effects.3 4 So, whether you’re a fungi aficionado, seeking a CBD alternative, or simply interested in trying them, Amanita muscaria gummies may possibly be a convenient way to help you tackle a wide range of concerns (or just give you a pleasant experience).

If you’re unsure where to start, our guide detailing the pros, cons, and qualities of the best Amanita muscaria gummies can help you out. If you’re in a hurry, here’s a quick breakdown of our top picks without delay.

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For this guide to the best Amanita muscaria gummies, our team conducted extensive research into the history, traditions, risks, side effects, and potential benefits of this psychoactive mushroom. We examined dozens of studies and other educational materials to learn about each of the vital individual compounds that make up Amanita muscaria, such as muscarine, ibotenic acid, and muscimol. After that, we thoroughly investigated the most popular Amanita muscaria gummy manufacturers on the market — and our testers personally purchased and tried the gummies to determine the strongest, tastiest, and most cost-effective products.

Additionally, like all health-related content on this website, this review was thoroughly vetted by one or more members of our Medical Review Board for accuracy.

When evaluating Amanita muscaria gummies, we judged them how we would other herbal supplements. One of the major differences, though, is that — unlike CBD, THC, nootropics, adaptogens, or even other mushrooms — Amanita muscaria has only just recently stepped into the wellness product spotlight. This means that research on this ingredient’s beneficial potential is sparse and mostly in its infancy.

It’s important to note that a lot of studies and research over the years have focused on the dangers of Amanita muscaria in its whole, raw form, but the gummies in this guide contain various extracts from the mushroom that should generally be safe for most healthy adults (over age 21 who aren’t pregnant or breastfeeding) to consume.

With this in mind, safety became our top criterion for evaluating Amanita muscaria gummies, followed closely by cost, potency, taste, and convenience.

Safety

Winner: Galaxy Treats Moon Shrooms

Raw Amanita muscaria mushrooms are dangerous. Without proper preparation to remove toxins, they can lead to mild symptoms like headaches, nausea, sweating,5 and drowsiness, or severe ones such as seizures,6 acute respiratory failure, coma, and (rarely) death.7

Thankfully, you don’t have to worry about unsafe levels of toxins with any of our top four Amanita muscaria gummies. All of them are created with extracts specifically tailored to avoid those dangers. The companies behind our top picks also subject their products to independent third-party testing to ensure that nothing hazardous slips through the cracks — and each company is transparent with this information, offering it either directly on the product page or once you email customer service asking for the results.

Our overall top choice, Galaxy Treats, manages to win in this category by going more in-depth with its testing — conducted by an ISO 17025-certified lab — than any other company on our list. Here’s a quick breakdown of what each company tests for (tryptamine testing includes potential Amanita muscaria toxins):

Premium Jane’s report seems similar to Galaxy Treats’ based on the above chart, but the latter has substantially more within the report. For example, Galaxy Treats tests for over 60 different pesticides, 20 residual solvents, and six mycotoxins, while Premium Jane looks for 24 pesticides, four residual solvents, and two mycotoxins.

It’s worth mentioning that Road Trip tests for the same number of pesticides, residual solvents, and mycotoxins as Galaxy Treats, but this gummy actually pinged positive for methanol. It’s a very minuscule amount and it’s likely due to the method the company uses to make its Amanita muscaria extract (methanol has been used to extract muscimol and ibotenic acid from the mushroom in research).8 However, some people may prefer to avoid residual solvents entirely, no matter how small the amount.

Also worth noting is that the gummies from both Galaxy Treats and Road Trip contain tapioca syrup (cassava), which may trigger reactions in those allergic to latex.9 If you’d prefer to avoid tapioca syrup, Premium Jane and Koi use light corn syrup. (But if you have corn allergies, then those two should be avoided instead.)

Cost

Winner: Premium Jane Muscimol Gummies

Whether it’s due to how new the products are or how intensive and potentially costly the safety procedures are, Amanita muscaria gummies of all shapes and kinds are, frankly, expensive. Many of the gummies on the market average around $30-$40 and can reach almost $10 per gummy in extreme cases. Because of this pattern, we were impressed by Premium Jane Muscimol Gummies, which broke the mold and earned our choice for cost-effectiveness due to several factors:

• Each bottle contains 30 muscimol gummies — that’s triple the gummies of Galaxy Treats and Koi.
• The price per gummy is $1.17, which is substantially lower than our other choices.
• Premium Jane offers the largest subscription discount of our picks with 30% off; this brings the cost per gummy down to only $0.82.
• All U.S. orders ship for free.
• Like our top pick, Galaxy Treats, Premium Jane has a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
• Premium Jane offers a 25% discount for active members of the military, veterans, and those living with disabilities. (Koi has a similar discount that covers more populations, though.)

But if you’re searching strictly for gummies containing Amanita muscaria extract and not just the muscimol from the mushroom, then Galaxy Treats (about $38, or $3.80 per gummy) may be a good, cost-effective alternative — especially if you subscribe for 15% off your order.

The chart below offers a quick comparison of each product’s cost.

Potency

Winner: Road Trip Amanita Muscaria Gummies

Though the wording on the website and packaging have recently changed, Road Trip previously described its Amanita muscaria extract as nanotized or “nano-amplified.” After reaching out to customer service to check, it seems like the formula remains the same — the company has just started being less transparent (which is disappointing). However, knowing that these gummies should be basically the same as they were when we first investigated them, they still earn our pick for potency.

Several studies investigating nanotized herbal drugs have found that they appear to have higher bioavailability and bioactivity, as well as an easier time crossing the blood-brain barrier.10 11 12 There haven’t been any studies on nanotized Amanita muscaria, specifically, but some research on nanoparticles synthesized using mushrooms found they exhibited “enhanced biological activities.”13

Ultimately, this means that Road Trip likely contains fewer milligrams of Amanita muscaria in its proprietary blend, but it may be equivalent to a higher dose due to nanotization.

Anecdotally, our testers did find Road Trip’s gummies to be the most potent. If this brand ends up being your first time trying Amanita muscaria gummies, we highly recommend cutting one of the little cubes in half or into fourths. One of our testers even found that biting the corner off one was enough.

If you’re a bit sensitive to substances, then Galaxy Treats’ gummies (or even Koi’s gummies, if you’re very sensitive) may be a better place to start.

Taste

Winner: Premium Jane Muscimol Gummies

Amanita muscaria has a bitter, earthy taste; it’s not very palatable. So a gummy adequately covering up those strong flavors can be vital to some consumers. Our testers ranked the taste of our top picks as follows:

1. Premium Jane Muscimol Gummies (Peach Raspberry)
2. Galaxy Treats Moon Shrooms (Strawberry)
3. Koi MusciMind Gummies (Strawberry Cotton Candy)
4. Road Trip Amanita Muscaria Mushroom Gummies (Peach)

The Peach Raspberry flavor from Premium Jane is currently the only flavor available for its muscimol gummies, and our testers found that it masked the taste of muscimol entirely. (One tester even remarked that Premium Jane should consider getting into the gummy candy business with that flavor.) And Galaxy Treats Moon Shrooms gummies, which our testers tried in the Strawberry flavor, were strikingly similar to eating small squares of strawberry jelly or jam in both texture and taste. Neither option contained a hint of mushroom flavor, nor did they leave a bitter aftertaste.

Koi’s gummies had a bit of a bitter tinge to them, perhaps due to the additional nootropics blend. They weren’t horrible, but they weren’t exactly tasty, either. The scent of these gummies, on the other hand, was “amazing” according to one of our testers.

Finally, Road Trip earned a solid last place in our testers’ eyes (or mouths). Perhaps it’s due to the high potency, or maybe it’s the tiny traces of methanol from the extraction process, which can be bitter like ethanol, but these gummies left a deep, lingering bitterness on the back of testers’ tongues.14 15

Convenience

Winner: Galaxy Treats Moon Shrooms

For Amanita muscaria gummies, we consider the most convenient option to be the most flexible one. This flexibility comes in the form of subscriptions, satisfaction guarantees, and how easy it is to adjust your dose (such as being able to divide gummies evenly).

Each of our top picks has at least one or more of the conveniences mentioned, but Galaxy Treats has them all. Premium Jane comes close to Galaxy in this criterion, but the former is the only company we had to contact for lab results; the rest had them linked right on the product pages. And Premium Jane’s email communication was also a bit slower than the others.

We break down further details of these flexibility and convenience options in the following section.

The chart below offers a quick reference for comparing our top four picks for Amanita muscaria gummies — from potency and price to discounts, flavors, shipping, and more.

Amanita muscaria, or fly agaric, is a psychoactive, poisonous, red or orange-red mushroom with white spots and gills. It has been used for centuries in shamanic and religious rituals, particularly in Asia, Europe, and Siberia.1 2 One of the earliest written references to Amanita muscaria was in the Rigveda, an ancient Indian collection of Sanskrit hymns and the oldest of the sacred books of Hinduism.16 17 This text describes a ritual drink known as soma, believed to grant godlike abilities to those who consumed it. Researchers later linked the euphoric effects of soma to the use of Amanita muscaria.16

The popularity of Amanita muscaria persisted well into the Victorian and Edwardian eras.2 It was commonly pictured on Christmas cards as a symbol of good luck, and a popular winter solstice tradition was drying and stringing these mushrooms near the hearth.1

In recent years, mushrooms of all kinds — like lion’s mane, cordyceps, reishi, and chaga — have come into the spotlight as potential wellness ingredients for boosting the immune system and helping your body adapt to stress.18 Because of this, it’s not surprising that Amanita muscaria is beginning to regain popularity, and not just for its psychoactive effects. We’ll delve further into this mushroom’s wellness-boosting potential later, but early animal research appears promising for Amanita muscaria’s ability to help reduce anxiety,19 relieve neuropathic pain, and more.20

If you’re a healthy adult (21 or older) who isn’t pregnant or breastfeeding, and you’re interested in trying them, then Amanita muscaria gummies can be for you. (This is unless you live in the state of Louisiana, where the production, manufacture, distribution, and possession of this mushroom and products containing it are illegal.)21

Whether you’re seeking a psychoactive experience, an alternative to CBD, or the potential benefits of the muscimol found in Amanita muscaria, gummies can be a convenient — and much safer — way of consuming this mushroom. By shopping from reputable gummy manufacturers (like all of our top choices) that use nontoxic extracts and provide essential information, such as third-party testing results, you can ensure your experience is a generally safe one.

Who should avoid them?

The research on supplemental or recreational Amanita muscaria use in humans is slim outside of historical use or things like intoxication reports, so we do recommend speaking with your doctor before trying these gummies — even if you’re in perfect health.6

From what we know about Amanita muscaria’s components and effects, these gummies may not be suitable for:

• Anyone taking cholinergic or anticholinergic drugs22
• Those on prescription medications for blood pressure, glaucoma, Alzheimer’s disease, or urinary retention22
• People with epilepsy (because of the effect muscimol has on GABA)23 24

Some of these gummies also contain additional ingredients that can interact with prescription medications. For example, both Koi’s and Premium Jane’s gummies contain lion’s mane and Rhodiola rosea. The former may enhance the effects of blood thinners,25 while the latter might affect how antidepressants, blood pressure medications, and immunosuppressants work.26

For those with latex and corn allergies: Our picks from Galaxy Treats and Road Trip both contain tapioca syrup, which may trigger a reaction in those who are allergic or sensitive to latex.9 Koi’s and Premium Jane’s gummies use corn syrup instead, so they may be a good substitute. However, individuals with corn allergies shouldn’t consume those two.

Amanita muscaria falls within “Certain Foods as Dietary Supplements” in the U.S. Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA).28 This mushroom is legal in 49 U.S. states, with the sole exception being Louisiana.21 So, if you live in Louisiana, you’ll have to find an alternative at this point in time. CBD products (like oils) can offer many similar potential benefits and might be a good option for you.

More recently, on December 18, 2024, the FDA issued a warning letter to food manufacturers stating that Amanita muscaria (including its extracts and components) is “not authorized” as an ingredient in conventional foods due to the risks of the mushroom and its “pharmacologically active constituents.”57 58 59 As of early 2025, this warning letter is the only action taken by the agency. If more is done by the FDA to restrict the sale or possession of these gummies, we’ll update this guide’s information accordingly.

It’s worth mentioning that, while the FDA has added Amanita muscaria to its list of substances that are “not generally recognized as safe (GRAS),” a few other items on this list include CBD, THC, melatonin, and Ginkgo biloba.60 But, despite being on that list, there’s no shortage of supplements or products on the market that contain the aforementioned ingredients.

Unlike the raw mushroom, which is highly poisonous, Amanita muscaria gummies contain extracts that should be generally safe for most healthy adults over age 21 who aren’t pregnant or breastfeeding.7 Below, we delve into some of the possible side effects, dangers, and interactions. But in order to properly convey that information, we first need to cover what Amanita muscaria mushrooms are made up of — its compounds.

What makes up Amanita muscaria?

The active components of raw Amanita muscaria mushrooms you’re most likely to hear about are two of the psychoactive alkaloids: muscimol and ibotenic acid. However, there’s more to be found in these mushrooms, including other chemical and bioactive compounds.

All of these compounds are actually considered toxic when consumed via raw Amanita muscaria mushroom.3 But any reputable gummy manufacturer will have gone to the appropriate lengths to remove anything dangerous, and then subjected the product to independent third-party lab testing to make sure of it. Rest assured, all of our top four choices have undergone extensive third-party testing to ensure you won’t be ingesting dangerous levels of any toxins.

Below, we cover the main compounds of Amanita muscaria mushrooms and detail some of their unique attributes.

An important note: It’s worth reiterating that the information below relates to consuming raw Amanita muscaria mushrooms, not the gummies. The gummies we recommend in this guide do not contain any harmful levels of these components. For more information on the potential benefits of Amanita muscaria gummies, see the section titled “Potential benefits of Amanita muscaria gummies.”

While some Amanita muscaria gummies containing extracts of the mushroom may have extremely small traces of some of these compounds (like ibotenic acid), the levels are nowhere near what you’d consume if you ate the actual mushroom. For example, the lab reports from both Galaxy Treats and Road Trip list ibotenic acid as “ND” or “not detected,” even though they both utilize Amanita muscaria extract.

And even if they did happen to contain trace amounts of this compound, the psychoactive effects of ibotenic acid don’t start until you consume 50-100mg.38 39 Additionally, ibotenic acid is “rapidly and spontaneously decarboxylated to muscimol” upon ingestion, meaning trace amounts would just end up as a bit more muscimol in the end.7

Possible side effects, dangers, and interactions

Since clinical research studies on the recreational use of Amanita muscaria in humans are hard to come by outside of things like acute intoxication reports and side effects from consuming the mushroom itself — let alone any information about gummies — it’s difficult to determine exactly what all of the risks entail.

From what we do know about the components of Amanita muscaria, it can be assumed that gummies containing the mushroom may:

• Interact with or alter the effectiveness of cholinergic and anticholinergic drugs22
• Not be suitable for those taking medications for high blood pressure, glaucoma, Alzheimer’s disease, or urinary retention22
• Potentially be dangerous for those with epilepsy due to muscimol’s effect on GABA23 24
• Lead to digestive upset, such as mild nausea or diarrhea7
• Cause visual, auditory, and other perceptual changes in high doses7
• Make you feel sleepy or drowsy5

These aren’t all of the potential risks, however. So, as always, we recommend speaking with your doctor before trying any new supplemental products — including Amanita muscaria.

Some of these gummies also have additional ingredients. Our pick from Koi includes a 30mg blend of nootropics, and these ingredients come with their own set of potential risks. For instance, Rhodiola rosea may interact with antidepressants, reduce blood pressure, increase your heart rate, or counteract the effects of immunosuppressants used for conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS).26

Overall, research is limited, but Amanita muscaria gummies should be generally safe for healthy adults who aren’t pregnant or breastfeeding. But it’s still a good idea to go over any risks with a health professional, especially if you’re taking prescription medications or have any health concerns.

Even though there’s a wealth of information available on why consuming raw Amanita muscaria mushrooms can be dangerous, there’s a small (but growing) assortment of other studies that show how certain components of this mushroom — mainly muscimol — may impart a wide variety of potential health and wellness benefits. Much of the research is in its infancy, but we’ll update this information as more becomes available.

It’s worth noting that the aforementioned antioxidants and polysaccharides may be found in gummies containing Amanita muscaria extract but are likely not present in those that only have muscimol extract (like the gummies from Koi and Premium Jane).

Best overall

Galaxy Treats Moon Shrooms is our pick for the best Amanita muscaria gummy because of its relatively high Amanita muscaria content per pack, reasonable price per gummy, good flavor, subscription discount, and generous 30-day satisfaction guarantee. We also appreciate that each pack of Moon Shrooms contains ten cube-shaped gummies, giving you more freedom to adjust your dose according to your unique needs. In contrast, one of our previous Amanita gummy picks from YUMZ offered half the number of gummies at about double the potency — and they weren’t as easy to divide due to their mushroom shape.

Galaxy Treats is also the only one of our top picks to go into further detail about the qualifications of the lab it utilizes for third-party testing. In this case, it’s an ISO 17025-certified lab, which (according to the ISO website) “enables laboratories to demonstrate that they operate competently and generate valid results.”

Our experience with Galaxy Treats

We were impressed with how fast our Galaxy Treats order was processed. There was only a 15-minute gap between submitting the purchase and receiving an email notification that the order shipped — and then the package arrived within two days. Road Trip and Koi took three days to arrive, and Premium Jane took four.

When it came to testing the gummies, Galaxy Treats’ Amanita muscaria “Moon Shroom” gummies were our testers’ second-place pick for flavor (in the Strawberry variety), and they also found the soft, almost jam-like texture to be pleasant. These gummies took around an hour to kick in, and one gummy was enough for our testers to feel less stressed or anxious. Like many of our other top picks, these gummies made our testers a bit sleepy or drowsy after a while, and the effects lasted about 4-5 hours.

Galaxy Treats pricing, policies, and subscriptions

Moon Shrooms are available as one-time and subscription purchases. Opting into the subscribe-and-save program takes 15% off, and you can get these gummies auto-shipped to you every two weeks, one month, or two months. We do wish the subscription discount was a bit higher, like Road Trip’s (25%) or Premium Jane’s (30%), but any money off is appreciated. The prices are as follows:

• One-time purchase: $37.99 ($3.80 per gummy)
• Subscribe and save: $32.29 ($3.23 per gummy)

Galaxy Treats’ Moon Shroom gummies come in Blueberry, Cherry Berry, and Strawberry flavors. Each variety costs the same, and there’s only one size available: a ten-count pack. All orders over $30 ship for free, so every purchase of these gummies will ship at no additional cost.

Like Premium Jane, Galaxy Treats offers a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. As long as your product was purchased from the Galaxy Treats website, you’re eligible for a full money-back refund or product exchange within 30 days of purchase. This is much nicer than Road Trip’s recently scaled-back 14-day policy that only allows returns of unopened products.

Highest potency

While our other top picks all come from companies that offer a wide range of products, including those with CBD and THC, Road Trip is focused on mushrooms — and the company’s Amanita muscaria gummies are the strongest we’ve come across. Though the company no longer uses this exact wording, the proprietary extract in these gummies has been described as a “nano-amplified” one. Again, there’s no direct research on Amanita muscaria or its extract being nanotized, but it may have better bioavailability and bioactivity based on the performance of other nanotized herbal drugs.11 12

Previously, when Road Trip only offered four-count pouches of these gummies (which are no longer available), the front of the packet noted that the whole pouch contained extracts “equivalent to 14,000mg or 14g of Amanita caps” as well as “3,500mg per gummy,” but that content doesn’t exist on the newer two- and eight-packs. Additionally, the “proprietary Amanita Mushroom Blend” has been renamed to “proprietary Ceremonial Mushroom Blend.” Even if the company wants to keep its proprietary blend completely secret, we would still appreciate knowing how many milligrams of the blend are in each gummy.

Because of all the recent alterations to Road Trip’s description and packaging of these gummies, we contacted customer service to ask if anything had changed since we initially reviewed them. While the formula seems to be the same, the company refused to divulge any dosing details, stating:

“Our Amanita Mushroom Ceremonial Blend represents our proprietary blend of amanita, tryptamines, adaptogens, and nootropics to create an enjoyable Road Trip product. Unfortunately, in our endeavor to craft a unique product, we are unable to disclose the precise active ingredients.”

It’s always disappointing to us when companies become less transparent over time. In the future, we hope to see Road Trip go back to at least sharing the potency details of its gummies. But as long as the formula remains the same, these Amanita gummies should still pack a punch.

Our experience with Road Trip

The shipping time from Road Trip was middle-of-the-road; it wasn’t the best or the worst. The gummies, however, lie on both sides of that spectrum. They were the best for potency — our testers found that Road Trip’s Amanita muscaria gummies were, by far, the strongest of the bunch. Some testers found that a quarter of a gummy, or even biting the corner off one, was enough to feel the effects.

However, these gummies were the worst for taste, in our testers’ opinions. Perhaps it’s the methanol used during the extraction, or maybe it has something to do with the ingredients in the proprietary blend, but the gummies are extremely bitter. As one reviewer on the Road Trip website succinctly put it, “Tastes awful, but effects are great.” (Of course, taste is highly subjective, so these gummies could very well be your favorite.)

Currently, only the Peach flavor is available on the website (this is the one our testers tried), but Watermelon and Raspberry options seem to exist based on the available lab reports. We hope to see the other two flavors available in the Road Trip store soon.

Road Trip pricing and policies

As we touched on earlier, Road Trip has changed up the way it packages and sells its Amanita gummies. Around a year ago, the company only offered four-count packets, but those have since been discontinued and Road Trip now sells its Amanita muscaria gummies in packs of two and eight. Additionally, the company has recently added a subscription option that takes 25% off recurring deliveries. Here’s how the pricing breaks down:

• Two-pack: $10 (or $7.50 with a subscription)
• Eight-pack: $30 (or $22.50 with a subscription)

When we last checked in with Road Trip, the now-retired four-pack was the same price as the new eight-pack, so — if you bought the eight-pack in the past — you can now get double the gummies for no additional cost. This also brings the cost-per-gummy down considerably, from $7.50 to $3.75 each. (The two-pack is still rather expensive for what you get, especially at $5 per gummy, but it does offer a way for newcomers to try the product out.)

However, while the new eight-pack’s pricing is a nice development, the new return policy is not. You used to have 30 days to return an unopened item, but now that’s been cut down to only 14 days, with no change to the “unopened” requirement.

Best budget option and best flavor

Interestingly enough, Premium Jane does actually sell Amanita muscaria gummies, but they didn’t make our top picks list due to being a bit underdosed (500mg per gummy) and on the expensive side for what you get ($36 for 4,000mg total). However, the company’s muscimol gummies can be a great deal — especially if you’re not seeking any of the psychedelic effects of Amanita muscaria and just want to try reaping the potential benefits of muscimol (similar to purchasing CBD isolate instead of full-spectrum). They also taste great, according to our testers.

When we first investigated these gummies, they contained a 30mg proprietary nootropics blend with ingredients like lion’s mane mushrooms, Mimosa hostilis bark, and phenylethylamine HCL, ingredients that have the potential to reduce stress,52 lower inflammation,53 and improve mood.54 Unfortunately, the company has removed this blend of nootropics, but nonetheless, they’re still a solid option if you’re interested in trying muscimol.

Premium Jane describes the new formula for its Muscimol Gummies as “stronger,” but the same amount of muscimol is listed on the product page as was previously: 8mg per gummy. So, while we are a bit disappointed to see that the potentially helpful nootropics blend was removed from this gummy, it’s nice to know that the muscimol remains intact. The muscimol content and low price of this product are the main reasons for it being our best budget recommendation, after all.

Our experience with Premium Jane

Our order from Premium Jane took four days to arrive after purchase, which wasn’t a terrible wait by any means, but it was the longest of our top picks. It was also the only package to arrive with the company name on the packing slip as the sender; the others used alternative names or initials instead. A package from “Premium Jane” sounds like you’re purchasing some sort of marijuana product (even though muscimol gummies have nothing to do with marijuana), so if discretion is important to you, this company may not be ideal.

When it comes to the gummies themselves, Premium Jane may have even made its muscimol a bit too tasty — our testers felt as though they could easily just keep eating them and consume far too much. But taking the recommended starter dose of one or two gummies made our testers feel cozy and ready for bed within an hour; it was a feeling similar to taking CBD for sleep, but “warmer.” So we feel these could be a good option for those seeking a natural sleep aid, especially if one’s concern is difficulty falling asleep.

Premium Jane pricing, policies, and subscription deals

Premium Jane is our best budget pick for multiple reasons. Even though the one-time purchase price is technically higher than Koi and Road Trip, the price per gummy and subscription deal (30% off) beat the competition by a long shot. And shipping is free for all U.S. orders. Here’s the pricing breakdown (each bottle has 30 gummies):

• One-time purchase: $35.00 ($1.17 per gummy)
• Subscription purchase: $24.50 ($0.82 per gummy)

You can also make a one-time “bulk purchase” of two bottles at a 12% discount, for a total of $61.60 (about $30 per bottle and $1.03 per gummy).

Additionally, Premium Jane offers a 25% discount for active military, veterans, and those living with disabilities. Koi has a similar program with the same discount but also covers medical workers, first responders, people who are unemployed, and those with low income. Unfortunately, with either company, this type of discount can’t be combined with other discounts or promotions.

Like Galaxy Treats, Premium Jane has a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, even for opened products. You will have to cover the return shipping, though.

Best low-dose option

Koi’s MusciMind Gummies provide a small but still potentially effective 2.5mg dose of muscimol (Premium Jane’s gummies offer about three times this amount at 8mg). If you’re sensitive to substances, like one of our testers, or brand-new to Amanita muscaria, these could be a good starting point.

Interestingly, the ingredients and amount of the nootropics blend were the exact same between Koi’s MusciMind Gummies and the old formula of Premium Jane’s Muscimol Gummies. The two products also contained identical "other ingredients." The only difference was that Koi’s label has a bit more detail (for example, it lists out what goes into vanilla extract instead of just saying "vanilla extract"). From what we could tell, the companies aren’t related in any way, so it may have just been an interesting coincidence.

Unlike Premium Jane, Koi hasn’t removed its 30mg proprietary nootropics blend from its gummy. So, if you’re looking for a side of “smart drugs” with your muscimol, then Koi could be a good option for you.

Our experience with Koi MusciMind Gummies

Koi’s gummies arrived three days after purchase, along with our order from Road Trip. Similar to Galaxy Treats, each packet of Koi’s MusciMind comes with ten gummy cubes. We appreciate the approach of a lower potency per gummy but a higher quantity of them; this can allow people to more easily adjust their dose as desired (though you might feel differently and may prefer something more along the lines of Road Trip’s high-dose, lower-quantity approach).

In terms of the MusciMind Gummies themselves, while Premium Jane’s muscimol could be a great option for bedtime, MusciMind may be ideal for those who just want to take the edge off. Our testers found that Koi’s gummies worked well for reducing feelings of anxiety and stress without knocking them out. This allowed them to continue working on hobbies or projects with a clear, non-drowsy mind. Koi may not taste quite as good as Premium Jane, despite having nearly identical “other ingredients,” but it does have unique flavors that get the job done (and smell delicious).

Koi pricing, policies, and subscription options

Koi MusciMind Gummies are available as single packs or in a three-pack bulk option. You can also subscribe to save 20% off your order. This discount is 5% more than Galaxy Treats’ but 10% less than Premium Jane’s. The chart below breaks down the one-time and subscription costs for each quantity.

As you can see, subscribing to the three-pack is the most cost-effective option, but subscribing to the single pack will cost the least up front. On top of that, Koi also offers 25% off for active military, veterans, first responders, medical professionals, and those who are disabled, unemployed, or low-income. In comparison, Premium Jane only offers a similar discount to active military, veterans, and people living with disabilities. Neither company’s discount of this type can be combined with other promotions or discounts, though.

Unfortunately, Koi is the only one of our top picks with a high enough free-shipping threshold that a single-item purchase won’t qualify. Koi’s free shipping kicks in at $49 or more. And the company’s 30-day money-back guarantee only applies to products that are at least 50% full.

DISCONTINUED PERMANENTLY?

In 2024, the Amanita muscaria gummies from YUMZ were our runner-up choice due to their high potency and quick effects, not to mention the company’s age-verification measures for customer safety. After all, psychedelic drug use in underage teens may lead to a higher risk of major depressive episodes, using other substances, and (rarely) persistent psychotomimetic symptoms.50 51

Second only to the gummies from Road Trip, YUMZ struck our testers as some of the most potent gummies around, and they kicked in faster than Road Trip’s. And like Road Trip’s product, YUMZ wasn’t a flavor favorite for us.

Unfortunately, as of 2025, the product no longer exists; they’ve been replaced by “Magic Nootropic Gummies” that have the exact same packaging and flavors but lack any form of Amanita muscaria or its components. (Interestingly, the Certificate of Analysis linked on the new product page is still for the old Amanita gummies, and some of the product images still show “Amanita muscaria” on the packaging.) At this time, we don’t recommend YUMZ. We’ll see if YUMZ brings back something more like the gummies that earned our accolades in the past.