Brand record
Road Trip
Road Trip is one of the most-searched mushroom-gummy brands. As of our last check we found no published independent lab test of its products. The brand says they contain no psilocybin, psilocin or 4-AcO-DMT and doesn't disclose its proprietary blend.
On its own website, the brand says its gummies use a proprietary blend including an ingredient it calls Seronoesin™: 3 mg per Desert Stardust gummy, 1.2 mg per Microdosed gummy. It says it does not disclose the specific composition of its 'plant-inspired molecules'.
We searched PubMed and PubChem for 'Seronoesin' on 23 October 2026 and found no entries. Without disclosure or an independent test, nobody outside the company can say what a Road Trip gummy contains.
That isn't evidence that anything is wrong with the product. It does mean the brand's claims can't be checked, which matters in a category where published tests keep finding undisclosed ingredients in other brands.
What 'no published test' means
We looked for peer-reviewed lab analyses, government testing, recalls and health-agency warnings naming this brand. We don't count the brand's own certificates of analysis or user reviews. If you know of an independent test, send it to us.
What this record doesn't tell you
Results describe the packages that were tested, at the time and place shown. Formulas, suppliers and batches can change. For what the ingredients on these labels mean, see our ingredient explainers. For checking a product yourself, see how to check a gummy.
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Sources
- Road Trip (brand website). Road Trip Mushroom Gummies — product collection and FAQ.
The brand states its products do not contain psilocybin, psilocin or psilacetin (4-AcO-DMT), that it uses a proprietary blend including an ingredient it calls Seronoesin™ (3 mg per Desert Stardust gummy; 1.2 mg per Microdosed gummy), and that it does not disclose the specific composition of its 'plant-inspired molecules'.