MycroChips gummies at 0.25g a piece, sixteen to a pack. Blackberry lemonade, strawberry, peach and green apple, and a dose small enough to build with.
Built in quarter gram steps
0.25g per gummy is small enough to be a unit rather than a commitment. One or two gives you something light and functional, six to eight is a full experience. You are assembling a dose rather than accepting one.
What you get
- 16 gummies at 0.25g psilocybin each
- 4 grams in total
- Blackberry lemonade, strawberry, peach and green apple
- Consistent dosing piece to piece
Why an edible instead of raw material
Two practical reasons. The taste of dried mushroom is genuinely unpleasant for most people and is the main thing that puts them off, and many find an extracted format sits more comfortably than chewing through plant material. The dosing is also consistent piece to piece, so you are not weighing anything out.
Onset and timing
Allow a full 45 to 90 minutes before you consider taking more. Topping up because the first dose seems slow is the single most common way people end up further out than they intended. The experience typically runs four to six hours from onset, with a long gentle tail after that.
Set and setting
Where you are and what frame of mind you are in shape the experience more than the exact figure on the scales does. Somewhere familiar and comfortable, a clear day with nothing you need to be sharp for, and ideally someone sober around the first few times. Plan the landing as well as the take off.
Who should avoid this
Anyone with a personal or family history of psychosis or bipolar disorder, anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, and anyone taking SSRIs, MAOIs, lithium or tramadol should not take psilocybin without speaking to a doctor first. If you are unsure how something you take interacts, ask before rather than after.
Storage
Keep sealed, cool, dry and out of direct light. Psilocybin degrades with heat, light and moisture. Store where children and pets cannot reach, which matters especially for anything that looks like confectionery.







