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Magic Truffles are not actually true truffles. They are sclerotia: compact structures made from fungal mycelium in which nutrients are stored. Like Magic Mushrooms, these sclerotia can contain the psychoactive compounds psilocybin and psilocin.
Magic Truffles are not true truffles, but sclerotia. Sclerotia are compact underground masses of dense fungal mycelium in which the fungus stores nutrients. They can contain the psychoactive compounds psilocybin and psilocin, which can produce psychedelic effects. In the Netherlands, fresh sclerotia are legally available, while Magic Mushrooms are covered by the Dutch Opium Act.
Although Magic Truffles and Magic Mushrooms contain the same key active compounds, psilocybin and psilocin, there are several important differences in the way they grow, their dosing and their legal status.
We ship every order in an insulated cooling bag with an ice pack as standard, because fresh truffles are sensitive to heat.
Magic Truffles can be eaten directly. Chew them slowly and thoroughly.
You can also make truffle tea. Some users find tea easier on the stomach, although nausea can still occur. When preparing tea, make sure the water is no longer boiling and allow it to cool slightly, as prolonged exposure to high temperatures may affect the stability of the active compounds. Leave the truffles to steep in the warm water for around 20 minutes, allowing some of the active compounds to pass into the water.
Effects vary from person to person and depend on factors such as the amount of active compounds, individual sensitivity, previous experience, mental state and surroundings. Unsure about the right amount? Use our dosage calculator for an indication of different experience levels. Keep in mind that the potency of natural truffles can vary between varieties and batches.
These are the general dosage guidelines for our fresh truffles:
Your physical surroundings (setting) and mental state (set) can have a major influence on how a psychedelic experience unfolds. Follow these guidelines to help reduce the risks:
Psilocybin has relatively low direct toxicity, but using Magic Truffles is not without physical and psychological risks. Keep the following safety guidelines in mind:
Magic Truffles, also known as sclerotia, are compact underground storage structures produced by certain fungi. They contain psilocybin and psilocin. In the body, psilocybin is converted into psilocin, which can alter perception, thoughts and the way you experience your surroundings.
Magic Truffles and Magic Mushrooms contain the same main active compounds. Truffles develop within the substrate, while Magic Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of the fungus. Potency can vary between varieties and batches. In the Netherlands, truffles containing psilocybin or psilocin are not listed under the Opium Act, unlike Magic Mushrooms.
Magic Truffles can still produce an intense experience for beginners. Mexicana is commonly offered as a milder option for first-time users, while Tampanensis is generally considered a step up in strength. Effects vary from person to person and depend on factors such as amount, potency, set and setting.
The first effects usually appear within 20 to 60 minutes. Noticeable effects generally last for several hours. The duration and intensity depend on factors such as the amount taken, potency and individual sensitivity. Even after the strongest effects have worn off, you may not yet be completely sober.
Keep fresh Magic Truffles refrigerated after delivery and always check the use-by date on the packaging. Once opened, they only stay fresh for a few days, so it is best to use them soon after opening.
Yes. Truffles containing psilocybin or psilocin are not listed under the Dutch Opium Act and can therefore be legally sold in the Netherlands. Magic Mushrooms containing these substances are covered by the Opium Act.