Microdosing truffles: products, packs and where to buy

Open a smartshop's microdosing shelf and the first surprise is how little there is to compare. Most packs hold the same thing: six small portions of fresh truffle, each weighing 1 g. The names, the suggested schedules and the species on the label are where the packs part company. Let's sort out which is which, and where to find them.

Short version: for a plain six-portion pack, the choice is mostly a species name, a schedule and a price. Mush Magic is a product brand with five packs at €14.99, which the product pages describe as the same six 1 g format. Cibdol is another product brand, with FP, SP and OP packs that name a species each and cost €14.95 to €19.95. Azarius and Zamnesia are shops: Azarius lists the Cibdol packs, and Zamnesia lists both the Cibdol packs and packs under the same five Mush Magic names. Larger packs and "stacks" with other ingredients exist too, but they answer different questions.

Brands and shops: who is who

Two kinds of name get mixed up on this shelf, so here they are kept apart.

• Product brands name the pack. Here that's Mush Magic (Original, Productivity, Clarity, Creativity and Energy) and Cibdol (Truffle Microdoses FP, SP and OP).
• Shops sell packs to you. Azarius and Zamnesia list products from more than one brand. Their pages are where the price, stock and shipping statements come from.
• A brand can also have its own website. Mush Magic does, and its pack pages are linked below.

So "Cibdol FP at Azarius" and "Cibdol FP at Zamnesia" are the same named pack in two shops, and "Mush Magic Original" can be looked at on Mush Magic's own site or on Zamnesia, which lists a pack with that name. The pack name and format come from the brand; the price and delivery come from whichever shop you choose.

What a microdosing pack actually is

A microdosing pack is a pre-weighed set of portions. In the packs covered here, that means six 1 g portions of fresh psilocybin truffles (sclerotia, the dense underground part of the fungus), kept in the fridge until needed. The pack solves a weighing problem. It doesn't tell you how much psilocybin a portion contains: a weight on a label is not a measured content, and none of the pack pages we read published a lab report.

That's also why a pack's name tells you less than it seems to. Our guide to microdosing products and protocols covers where schedules like Fadiman's and Stamets's came from; what matters here is that a schedule printed beside a product is the seller's suggestion, not a tested instruction. The research on microdosing itself is unsettled. The US National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health says it is not clear whether microdosing is safe or effective (page updated May 2024), and a 2026 systematic review of 24 studies of psychedelic microdosing in healthy adults found no consistent immediate benefit for depressive, anxiety or stress symptoms. For the wider picture, see Microdosing: the idea, the research and the reality.

Microdosing packs versus full-size truffle packs

Both are fresh truffles. The difference is portioning and size.

• Comparison: What you get; Microdosing pack: Six 1 g portions; Full-size truffle pack: One pack, typically listed at around 12 to 15 g (some 25 g)
• Comparison: Example (listed prices); Microdosing pack: Mush Magic Original, €14.99 (Mush Magic, 16 Oct); Cibdol FP, €14.95 (Azarius, 16 Oct); Full-size truffle pack: Zamnesia Goa Gold, listed at 15 g, €14.99; Atlantis, listed at 15 g, €15.99 (15 Oct)
• Comparison: Named varieties; Microdosing pack: Vary by pack; some pages name none; Full-size truffle pack: Sold by variety name (Mexicana, Tampanensis, Atlantis and others)
• Comparison: Built for; Microdosing pack: Small, repeated portions; Full-size truffle pack: A single, much larger portion

Similar money, very different jobs. Six portions cost about €2.50 per gram of listed pack weight, against roughly €1 per gram for the 15 g examples. That gap is the price of portioning and packaging, not a sign that one is stronger or better; a weight is a weight, not a psilocybin content. Full-size packs are a different decision with different questions (variety, quantity, setting, difficult experiences). If you're heading there, start with Magic truffle varieties, What to expect from magic truffles and the truffle safety guide. This page stays with the six-portion packs.

The packs worth knowing

We read product and category pages at Mush Magic, Azarius and Zamnesia, with the Netherlands as the intended destination. This is desk research from public pages: we haven't bought or used these products, and everything below is attributed to what the sites publish. Where a figure carries a date, that's the day we read it (15 or 16 October 2026). Shops change prices and stock, and our reading doesn't confirm what a Netherlands checkout would show.

Mush Magic: five packs, one format

Mush Magic's microdosing page lists five packs at €14.99 each (read 16 October): Original, Productivity, Clarity, Creativity and Energy. Each product page describes six 1 g doses. Zamnesia's microdosing category lists packs with the same five names at the same €14.99 (16 October), so you can look at them in either place.

The five names describe different positioning, while the declared pack format stays the same. The names alone do not establish different contents or effects. Mush Magic's pages say unopened packs keep in the fridge for up to two months, an opened pack should be used within three weeks and an opened portion within two days. They list possible side effects, including insomnia and anxiety.

Species is where the pages differ. Zamnesia's Original pack page says the strain used is Mexicana; Mush Magic's own pages don't name a species. If the variety matters to you, read the page before buying.

Check the exact pack page for current availability and delivery to your destination.

Cibdol FP, SP and OP: three packs, three named species

Cibdol is the brand; Azarius and Zamnesia are the shops listing the packs, at the same prices on 16 October. Each pack is six 1 g portions of fresh sclerotia.

• Pack: Truffle Microdoses FP; Species named on the shop page: Psilocybe mexicana; Schedule suggested on the page: Fadiman-style: one day on, two days off; Price at Azarius (16 Oct 2026): €14.95
• Pack: Truffle Microdoses SP; Species named on the shop page: Psilocybe galindoi; Schedule suggested on the page: Stamets-style: 4 to 5 days on, 2 to 3 off; Price at Azarius (16 Oct 2026): €17.45
• Pack: Truffle Microdoses OP; Species named on the shop page: Psilocybe tampanensis; Schedule suggested on the page: One day on, one day off; Price at Azarius (16 Oct 2026): €19.95

Per portion that's about €2.49, €2.91 and €3.33. Remember what the schedules are: descriptions from the seller, not a ranking of protocols, and nobody has shown that one beats another. The SP pack's schedule is borrowed from the Stamets stack, but the pack itself is truffles; any add-on ingredient is a separate product with its own evidence.

These are the species names on the shop labels, rather than independent identification; our truffle varieties guide explains the naming question.

The warnings sit on the product pages. Azarius's SP page says not to microdose with a personal or family history of psychosis or schizophrenia, not to adjust medication to microdose, to avoid alcohol and not to use in pregnancy or breastfeeding. Its OP page says not to use with a personal or family history of psychosis or schizophrenia, to speak to a prescriber if you take serotonergic medicines such as SSRIs or MAO inhibitors, never to combine with other substances or alcohol, and not to drive or operate machinery until you know how you respond. They're sensible starting points, and the NIH makes the same point about psychotic conditions. Azarius's pages also say to refrigerate at 2 to 8 °C, use the pack before its date and not freeze it. None of the pages we read publishes a lab report, and the packs aren't presented as medicines. Azarius also drops the unit price with quantity, which isn't a reason to buy more.

Stacked packs: a different product

Azarius and Zamnesia also list packs combining truffles with other ingredients. Those belong in a separate comparison: the extra ingredients and pack contents change what you are buying. This guide stays with the six-portion packs; our microdosing products guide explains stacks and protocols.

Where to buy: the three sites side by side

• Comparison: Six-portion packs we read; Mush Magic (brand site): Mush Magic's five packs, €14.99 each; Azarius (shop): Cibdol FP, SP and OP (plus stacked packs); Zamnesia (shop): Packs under the five Mush Magic names, and Cibdol FP, SP and OP (plus stacked packs)
• Comparison: Full-size truffles; Mush Magic (brand site): Separate truffle category; Azarius (shop): Yes (standard packs typically 12 to 15 g); Zamnesia (shop): Yes (many varieties, 15 g and 25 g)
• Comparison: What the site says about delivery; Mush Magic (brand site): Check current delivery information for your destination; Azarius (shop): Shipping information: Netherlands 1 to 3 working days, approximate; free over €25, otherwise €4.95; same-day dispatch if ordered before 10:00 (page reviewed April 2026); Zamnesia (shop): Shipping information: Netherlands 2 to 3 working days, estimates not guaranteed; free above €39
• Comparison: Listing on 16 Oct; Mush Magic (brand site): Check the exact pack page; Azarius (shop): Cibdol FP, SP and OP "Available"; Zamnesia (shop): No stock label on the pack listings

These are each site's general statements, not a check of a particular pack's delivery. Which to start with depends on the pack: for the Mush Magic packs, look at Mush Magic or Zamnesia; for the Cibdol trio, Azarius and Zamnesia carry the same three. Azarius puts the Cibdol packs and the stacked packs on one microdosing page; Zamnesia has the widest surrounding range, from capsules to scales.

Rules, delivery and stock are three different questions

The Netherlands. The sources we read don't agree on every point, so here is who says what. Dutch government answers to parliament (December 2011), as reported on our magic mushrooms and truffles guide, treat psychedelic truffles as outside the Opium Act, and smartshops sell them fresh; psilocybin mushrooms ("paddo's") have been banned since December 2008. DRUGSinfo and Drugs en Uitgaan say truffles aren't mushrooms and aren't covered by the Opium Act; neither mentions drying. Jellinek (page version January 2021) puts dried truffles under List I. This page doesn't cover dried truffles, and the sources don't settle them. The Opium Act lists psilocine and psilocybine on List I and mushrooms that naturally contain them on List II, and names neither truffles nor sclerotia; the text we read was the version in force from 17 September 2026, consulted 16 October 2026. Rules move, so check the official text before relying on it.

Everywhere else. We haven't researched other countries, and a shop shipping somewhere doesn't make a product lawful there. Zamnesia's shipping page lists 24 delivery countries and says there are countries it ships only some products to, without naming them. Azarius's truffle page says packs ship across the EU "where permitted". Those are shop statements, not legal clearance. If you're not buying and receiving in the Netherlands, check the rules where you live first.

Stock. Whether a pack is listed today is a third question again, answered only by the product page on the day.

How we picked these

We looked at the three sites that fit Smart Supplements' truffles and microdosing scope, read their English product and category pages, and kept the six-portion packs with the clearest stated contents. Prices and quoted text were read on 15 and 16 October 2026. We haven't tested the products, the pages carry no lab reports for us to point to, and inclusion here is an editorial choice, not a safety check, certification or ranking. Check the shop's own product page for the current details before you order.

Before you choose a pack

• A pack is a portion size. It doesn't promise a particular effect, and the evidence that microdosing improves focus, mood or creativity beyond placebo is thin.
• Psilocybin isn't appropriate for everyone. The NIH says it isn't safe for people with psychotic conditions such as schizophrenia, and lists insomnia, anxiety, low mood and low energy among reported microdosing effects. If you take medication, ask a pharmacist or doctor.
• "Sub-perceptual" is a description, not a driving test.
• Want more background first? Start at the truffles and microdosing hub.

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Written by Smart Supplements with AI assistance from the sources linked in the text. It has not been reviewed by a clinician.

Last updated: 16 October 2026

This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement, especially if you take prescription medication.