Doing Some Microscopic Research On Mushrooms? This Company Is Offering Psilocybin Spores

Denver-based Shaman Mushroom Spores is offering high-quality psilocybe cubensis mushroom spore syringes exclusively available for research purposes.

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The business was founded to obtain psilocybin spores for microscopy research purposes, each syringe containing hundreds of thousands of mushroom spores (each black dot visible with the naked eye is actually a cluster of hundreds of spores.)

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“Our mushroom spore syringes are lab-tested and quality-controlled, assuring researchers and customers the highest possible purity standards,” said a company spokesperson. “With the study of psilocybin mushrooms now in its renaissance, we pride ourselves on our meticulous microscopic research, offering quality that exceeds industry standards.”

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The past years show an increasing amount of research on classical psychedelics, including psilocybin mushrooms, with sound evidence on this substance’s beneficial effects over a wide array of mental health conditions including addictions and depression, with potential long-term advantages. 

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