Desert Stardust Magic Mushroom Gummies - Pineapple

Desert Stardust Mushroom Gummies

• 8 Gummies per Pack
• Vegan
• No THC or CBD
• Crafted with a proprietary blend of mushrooms
• Lab Test Results

High Potency Mushroom Gummies

• Experience a unique adventure; trust your dosage and body. Novices begin with half a gummy; experienced users can take up to eight for a profound trip.
• Edibles act slowly, so be patient. Effects can take an hour. Relax and discover your optimal dose for a blissful high.
• Awaken your creativity with Road Trip magic mushroom gummies, offering experiences from mild euphoria to profound, mind-expanding journeys.
• Experience psilocybin-equivalent effects, such as enhanced senses and euphoria.

Magic Mushroom Dosage

• 1-2 Gummies: Relax and reach a calm, elevated state. Spark your creativity and uplift your spirits, encouraging new insights. Perfect for beginners exploring psychedelics gently.
• 3-4 Gummies: Prepare for a breathtaking journey! As your senses awaken, colors will shine brilliantly, and a soothing euphoria will flow through your body.
• 5-6 Gummies: An intense dosage for an immersive psychedelic experience. Witness awe-inspiring visuals as you explore your mind and feelings. This highly potent dosage is tailored for experts, offering a journey comparable to psilocybin shrooms.
• 7-8 Gummies: For experienced psychonauts, this dosage will distort reality, pushing limits to the extreme. For those seeking an intense body buzz and psychedelic visuals, munch carefully.

Road Trip Gummies Usage

• Adults 21+ only.
• Start slowly to gauge tolerance.
• Avoid combining with SSRIs.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Allergy information: It contains tapioca/cassava root; avoid it if allergic.

Road Trip Mushroom Gummies Ingredients

• Organic Tapioca Syrup
• Organic Cane Sugar
• Pectin
• Natural Flavors
• Citric Acid
• Sodium Citrate
• Fruit and Vegetable Juice for Color
• Proprietary blend of mushrooms and nootropics.

FDA Disclaimer: Erth Wellness mushroom gummies are not FDA-approved. The FDA has not evaluated them, and they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent diseases.