Wunder Maxx is the cheapest thing we sell. That is not a knock on it. A single scored tablet in a blister pack for under ten dollars is a genuinely different proposition from a fifty-count bag or a 24g chocolate bar, and it's why we point first-time buyers to it more than anything else on the shelf.
Four flavors, one tablet per bag, scored into four sections. This review covers what that actually means in practice and who it suits.
The Short Version
- Four flavors: Blue Razz, Watermelon, Mango, and Grape
- One tablet per bag, scored into four sections
- The lowest entry point in our catalog
- Blister-sealed, nothing that needs refrigerating
- Also sold in a 30-count display for Blue Razz and Watermelon
- Third-party lab tested
- Adults 21 and over only
Why the Single Tablet Matters
Almost everything in this category is sold in multiples. Eight gummies, ten tablets, fifty in a bulk bag. That works if you already know a product suits you. It is an awkward first purchase if you do not.
Wunder Maxx is one tablet. If it turns out it's not for you, you have spent very little finding out. If it is, the 30-count display exists.
The scoring matters for the same reason. The tablet divides into four sections along cast lines, so you break where the score is rather than estimating. That is a real difference from an unscored tablet, where portioning is guesswork.
The Four Flavors
Same formula in all four. Only the taste changes.
Blue Razz
Sweet-tart blue raspberry, candy-forward and the most familiar of the four. The default pick, and the one to grab if you are not sure.
Watermelon
Classic candy watermelon. Lighter than Blue Razz and less sugary on the finish.
Mango
Warm tropical mango with no tartness at all. The sweetest of the four.
Grape
Deep concord grape, the boldest of the four and the least like a light fruit flavor.
The 30-Count Display
Blue Razz and Watermelon are also available in a 30-count gravity-feed display box. It is built for retail counters, but it works just as well for anyone who has settled on a flavor and would rather buy once than reorder.
Where Wunder Maxx Fits on the Shelf
We carry tablets from five brands, and each solves a different problem.
Wunder Maxx is the single-scored tablet and the cheapest way to try a tablet.
Rize Party Tabs are a four-count blister pack with eight servings total, in five flavors, including the only mint option on our shelf.
MetaTabz comes in 2-count and 6-count packs with scored tablets and no fillers on the ingredient panel.
Mothership makes a Strawberry tablet, ten to a box, and it is the only sugar-free option on our tablet shelf.
Ferris Wheel is the outlier, built around kanna with no mushrooms in it at all.
The full mushroom tablet collection has them all together.
Tablets or Gummies?
Wunder makes both, and they are not the same product in different shapes.
The Wunder gummy line is built around adding a second botanical to the mushroom blend. Blue lotus in the Pink Lemonade bag, kava kava in the Grape, kanna in another, and Strawnana with the blend on its own. Choosing between those four means choosing between plants.
Wunder Maxx tablets do not work that way. Four flavors, one formula, and the decision is taste alone.
Storage
Keep the tablet sealed in its blister pack until you use it. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. No refrigeration needed. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Shipping
FedEx Express or USPS Ground Advantage at checkout. Orders before 11:00 am PT ship the same business day. Unlike chocolate, tablets ship any business day and can go to a PO Box.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tablets come in a Wunder Maxx bag?
One, scored into four sections.
What flavors does Wunder Maxx come in?
Blue Razz, Watermelon, Mango, and Grape.
Is the formula different between flavors?
No. Same formula in all four. Only the taste changes.
Which Wunder Maxx flavor should I start with?
Blue Razz is the default and the most familiar. Watermelon is lighter, Mango is the sweetest, and Grape is the boldest.
Can I buy Wunder Maxx in bulk?
Blue Razz and Watermelon are available in a 30-count display box.
What is the difference between Wunder Maxx tablets and Wunder gummies?
The gummies add a second botanical to the mushroom blend, either blue lotus, kava kava, or kanna. The tablets are one formula across four flavors, so the choice is taste rather than ingredient.
Do Wunder Maxx tablets need refrigerating?
No. Store them cool and dry in the sealed blister pack.
Do I need to be 21 to order?
Yes. Sold to adults 21 and over only.
The Bottom Line
Wunder Maxx is the tablet we recommend for anyone who hasn't bought one before. One tablet, scored into four, at a price where finding out costs almost nothing. If it suits you, the 30-count is there. If it does not, you have lost less than the price of a coffee.
That is a narrower pitch than most products on this site, and it is the right one.
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Disclaimer: The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated these statements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 21 and over only.