Brand record
Psilly's
A Psilly's 'Legal Psychedelic Mushrooms' gummy labelled with fly agaric extract and hemp extract contained ephedrine, a stimulant that wasn't on the label.
The product tested was Psilly's Legal Psychedelic Mushrooms Fruit Punch, bought near Charlottesville, Virginia in 2023.
The lab could not test for the Amanita muscaria compounds the label implied, so whether any were present is unknown.
Lab results for Psilly's
| Product | Label said | Lab found | Source |
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| Psilly's Legal Psychedelic Mushrooms Fruit Punch gummy Gas stations and smoke shops near Charlottesville, Virginia. Bought October 2023. |
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The labelled Amanita muscaria constituents could not be tested. | Michienzi et al., 2024 Public health surveillance report with laboratory analysis |
Red entries were found by the lab but were not on the product's label.
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Sources
- Michienzi A, Hamlin J, Farah R, Bazydlo L. Notes from the Field: Schedule I Substances Identified in Nootropic Gummies Containing Amanita muscaria or Other Mushrooms - Charlottesville, Virginia, 2023-2024. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. 2024;73(28):628-630.
Blue Ridge Poison Center (Virginia) managed five people evaluated after eating gummies labelled as containing Amanita muscaria (Sept 2023–June 2024), including a 3-year-old who was hospitalised. Investigators bought six packages of five brands from gas stations and smoke shops; four of six contained unlabelled psilocybin or psilocin, with caffeine, ephedrine, mitragynine (kratom) and DMT among other unlabelled findings.