Amanita muscaria gummies and tablets from EdengrowS compared

Amanita Muscaria Gummies vs Tablets: What to Know Before You Buy

If you're shopping for Amanita muscaria gummies, tablets, or dried caps, it's easy to get lost in product photos and big claims. This guide sticks to what you can check before you buy: what's printed on the label, what a lab report actually shows (including the muscimol and ibotenic acid lines), how the formats differ, how to store them, and where Amanita products can and can't ship. EdengrowS sells Amanita muscaria to adults 21+ only. This article isn't medical or legal advice.

Quick comparison: EdengrowS Amanita muscaria formats

Format What the label states Sizes Lab document posted
Amanita Muscaria Extract Gummies Gummies made with Amanita muscaria extract. Ingredient list includes wheat. 5, 10, 20, 100 gummies Yes: California Ag Labs, lot 20240207, potency panel (Feb 29, 2024)
Amanita Muscaria Tablets 350 mg Amanita muscaria per tablet. Ingredients: Amanita muscaria, microcrystalline cellulose. 20, 50, 100, 200 tablets Yes: contaminant test (protocol No. 5434) on a dried Amanita muscaria sample
Amanita Muscaria Caps (dried) Whole dried mushroom caps. Single ingredient: Amanita muscaria. 1 oz, 2 oz, 1 lb Not yet linked

All three live in one place: the Amanita Muscaria collection.

What to look for on an Amanita muscaria label

Before you add anything to your cart, check that the listing and the package answer these basic questions:

  • Is the species named? Look for the scientific name Amanita muscaria, not just "mushroom" or "fly agaric." Our primer What Is Amanita Muscaria? explains why the name matters.
  • What form is it? Extract (as in the gummies), powdered mushroom pressed into tablets, or whole dried caps. These aren't interchangeable, and a good label says which one you're buying.
  • What does the milligram number measure? A number like "350 mg per tablet" should say what it counts. On our tablets, it's milligrams of Amanita muscaria per tablet. If a listing gives a milligram figure without saying per what (per piece, per pack, per container), treat it as unclear.
  • Full ingredient list and allergens. Gummies usually contain sweeteners, gelling agents, and flavors. Our Amanita gummies list wheat, for example.
  • Count or weight. Tablet count, gummy count, or net weight for dried caps.
  • Age and shipping limits. A responsible seller states an age requirement and any states it won't ship to.

Be wary of labels that lean on hype instead of facts. Words like "amplified," superlatives, or an exact "0%" for a compound need a lab report behind them.

How to read an Amanita muscaria lab report

An Amanita lab report (often called a COA, or certificate of analysis) is a record of what a lab measured in one sample. It isn't a marketing claim. Here's how to read one, section by section.

1. The header: who tested what, and when

  • Lab name and license or accreditation number. This tells you who ran the test.
  • Sample ID and lot or batch number. Compare the lot to the one on your package. A report only describes the sample that was tested.
  • Matrix or type. For example "Ingestible / Soft Chew" for a gummy, or "dried mushrooms" for raw material. This tells you whether the finished product or an ingredient was tested.
  • Dates. Received and completed dates show how recent the test is.

2. The results table: muscimol and ibotenic acid lines

Potency panels for Amanita products usually list muscimol and ibotenic acid, the two compounds most associated with Amanita muscaria, and sometimes other analytes too. Each row typically has these columns:

  • LOD (limit of detection): the lowest amount the method can reliably detect.
  • LOQ (limit of quantitation): the lowest amount the method can reliably put a number on.
  • Result columns: the same measurement in different units, such as percent by weight (%), milligrams per gram (mg/g), milligrams per unit (mg/unit), or milligrams per serving or container. Look for a note like "1 unit = gummy, 4.82 g" to see what "unit" means on that report.

3. What "ND," "<LOQ," and "detected" mean

  • ND (not detected): the lab didn't find the compound above its limit of detection. That isn't the same as a guaranteed zero. It means the amount, if any, was below what the method can detect.
  • <LOQ: the compound was detected, but below the level the method can quantify.
  • A number: the compound was detected and measured at that level in the tested sample.

So if a label says "0% ibotenic acid" but the lab report shows a number on the ibotenic acid line, the label and the lab data don't match, and the lab report is the better record. "Detected" is a measurement, not a verdict: it tells you something was present, not whether that's good or bad. The lab behind our gummy report says so plainly on its report: it "makes no claims as to the efficacy, safety or other risks associated with any detected or non-detected levels of any compounds reported herein."

4. Potency panels vs. contaminant panels

Not every report measures the same things. A potency panel reports compounds like muscimol and ibotenic acid. A contaminant panel looks for things like toxic elements (lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic), pesticides, radionuclides, or nitrates. It often has a "compliance" column showing whether each result is within the limit named in the lab's reference method. A contaminant panel won't tell you anything about muscimol or ibotenic acid, and a potency panel won't tell you about heavy metals. Check which kind you're looking at.

5. What our current Amanita documents show

  • Extract gummies: a California Ag Labs potency report for lot 20240207 (completed February 29, 2024). It shows numeric (detected) results for both muscimol and ibotenic acid, and "ND" for several other analytes. Open the gummy lab report (PDF).
  • Tablets: the results page of test protocol No. 5434 for a dried Amanita muscaria mushroom sample. It's a contaminant panel (toxic elements, radionuclides, pesticides, nitrates) with each row marked "complies," and it doesn't report muscimol or ibotenic acid. Open the tablet lab document (JPG).
  • Dried caps: no lab document is linked yet.

Every posted document lives on Lab Reports & COAs. The same reading habits apply to any botanical. For a longer walk-through, see How to Read a Kratom COA. It's written for kratom, but the header, LOD/LOQ, and ND basics are the same.

Amanita muscaria gummies vs tablets vs dried caps

Amanita muscaria gummies

Our extract gummies come in packs of 5, 10, 20, or 100. They're made with Amanita muscaria extract plus a gummy base (the ingredient list includes wheat), and they're the one Amanita format we sell with a batch potency report that lists muscimol and ibotenic acid. Gummies can stick together in shipping, especially in warm weather.

Amanita muscaria tablets

Our tablets are pressed tablets labeled 350 mg Amanita muscaria per tablet, with two ingredients: Amanita muscaria and microcrystalline cellulose, a common tablet binder. They come in bottles of 20, 50, 100, or 200. If you care about a short ingredient list and a milligram figure printed on every bottle, tablets are the simplest label to read.

Dried Amanita muscaria caps

Our dried caps are whole dried mushroom caps ("caps" means the top of the mushroom, not capsules), sold by weight in 1 oz, 2 oz, or 1 lb. Being a natural product, size, color, and shape vary from piece to piece. There's one ingredient: Amanita muscaria.

Storage basics

  • Keep every format sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight.
  • Gummies can soften and stick in heat. Dried caps absorb moisture if left open. Tablets keep best with the lid tightly closed.
  • Store out of reach of children and pets, and keep products in their labeled packaging so the lot number stays with them.

Where can you buy Amanita muscaria? State laws and shipping

Laws differ by place and can change, so check your own state and local rules before you buy Amanita muscaria online. A few facts worth knowing:

  • Louisiana: Louisiana law (R.S. 40:989.1) lists Amanita muscaria among plants that can't be in products intended for human consumption, with an exception for purely decorative or landscaping use. A 2025 law (Act 154, R.S. 40:989.5, effective August 1, 2025) separately covers products intended for human consumption that contain muscimol or ibotenic acid. EdengrowS does not ship Amanita muscaria products to Louisiana.
  • Other states and cities can adopt their own rules at any time. If you're unsure, check your state and local law first.
  • Age: EdengrowS sells Amanita products to adults 21+ only, and ships within the U.S. only.

This section is general information, not legal advice.

Frequently asked questions

Are Amanita muscaria gummies lab tested?

Ours are. The Amanita Muscaria Extract Gummies page links a California Ag Labs potency report for lot 20240207, which lists muscimol and ibotenic acid. Always compare the lot on a report to the package you receive.

What does "ND" mean on an Amanita lab report?

Not detected: the compound wasn't found above the method's limit of detection. It isn't the same as a guaranteed zero.

What's the difference between Amanita muscaria gummies and tablets?

Gummies are an extract in a gummy base (ours list wheat) with a batch potency report. Our tablets are pressed from Amanita muscaria with one binder and are labeled 350 mg Amanita muscaria per tablet. Their posted lab document is a contaminant panel on a dried-mushroom sample.

Are "Amanita caps" capsules?

Not at EdengrowS. Our Amanita Muscaria Caps are whole dried mushroom caps.

Can you ship Amanita muscaria to Louisiana?

No. EdengrowS does not ship Amanita muscaria products to Louisiana. Check your own state and local rules before ordering anywhere else.

Who can buy Amanita muscaria from EdengrowS?

Adults 21+ only, within the U.S., where lawful.

Shop Amanita muscaria at EdengrowS

Ready to compare in person? Buy Amanita muscaria in one place: extract gummies, 350 mg tablets, and dried caps. Open the current documents on Lab Reports & COAs before you choose.

Amanita muscaria is not an FDA-approved product. Products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. EdengrowS does not provide medical advice or usage instructions. Adults 21+ only. Not shipped to Louisiana.

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