Mushroom products, explained
Nine categories cover nearly everything sold as a "mushroom product" in the U.S. Only one of them — supervised psilocybin sessions in Oregon and Colorado — involves legal psilocybin. Here's what each one is, whether it's legal, and which shops carry it.
Mushroom gummies
Find shops selling mushroom gummies near you, and learn the difference between Amanita muscaria gummies, functional-mushroom gummies, and psilocybin gummies.
Mushroom chocolate bars
Shops selling mushroom chocolate bars near you, plus how to tell Amanita bars from psilocybin bars and which counterfeit brands to avoid.
Amanita muscaria
Where to buy Amanita muscaria (fly agaric) legally in the U.S. — gummies, dried caps, capsules and extracts — plus how it differs from psilocybin.
Microdose capsules
Shops selling microdose capsules near you, and how legal functional or Amanita microdoses differ from psilocybin microdosing.
Licensed psilocybin sessions
Where to legally take psilocybin in the United States: licensed service centers in Oregon and healing centers in Colorado, with costs and what to expect.
Functional mushrooms
Find shops carrying lion's mane, reishi, cordyceps and chaga products. Legal everywhere, non-psychoactive, and often sold alongside Amanita products.
Dried mushrooms
Where dried psilocybin mushrooms are actually sold in the U.S., why retail sales are illegal everywhere, and what licensed programs offer instead.
Mushroom tinctures
Shops selling mushroom tinctures near you, and how to tell legal functional and Amanita tinctures from illegal psilocybin ones.
Mushroom spores
Where to buy mushroom spores legally in the U.S., why they're sold for microscopy only, and which states ban them.