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Buy SHROOMIES Online Berry Sour Stars(3000mg) and have your package shipped to your address. shipping is fast, free and 100% discreet. These psilocybin-infused gummies are conveniently small but they pack a big punch. They can be enjoyed by beginners and psychonauts alike. Buy SHROOMIES Online.

Recommended dosage:

– Beginners: one piece of gummy
– Psychonauts: two to four pieces of gummies

Shroomies’ Very Berry Sour Stars are a delicious, lightly sugar-coated berry-flavoured gummy candy that will take your body and tastebuds soaring into space!
They can be enjoyed by beginners and psychonauts alike.

• 4pieces
• 3000mg total

SHROOMIES – Very Berry Sour Stars(3000mg)

Contains 4 x 750mg per gummy star for a total of 3000mg per package.

Ingredients: Sugar, Gelatin, Corn Syrup, Citric Acid, Natural & Artificial Flavours, Artificial Colour, Soy Lecithin | Active Ingredients: Psilocybin mushroom (Golden Teacher)

Edibles infused with psychoactive ingredients aren’t anything new. Edibles are a great way to enjoy the benefits of magic mushrooms without the distinctive aftertaste that many people dislike.

Hallucinogenic mushrooms can be extremely bitter, so for these reasons, many shroomers have begun to make their own magic edibles. If you don’t have time to cook at home, check our selection of mushroom edibles to get the best of both worlds.

Not sure if you enjoy the taste of magic mushrooms? No problem! These gummy stars will make it much easier and enjoyable to consume. Each star is carefully hand curated to make your consumption experience pleasant from the very first bite.

Contains 4 x 750mg per gummy bear for a total of 3000mg per package. Ingredients: Sugar, Gelatin, Corn Syrup, Citric Acid, Natural & Artificial Flavours, Artificial Colour, Soy Lecithin | Active Ingredients: Psilocybin Mushroom (Golden Teacher)

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