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A 15 g pack of the Pandora variety of magic truffles. Listed for reference only — not sold or verified by Pscilly.
Pandora Magic Truffles is a 15 g truffle product associated with Zamnesia. It may interest adults looking for information about this named variety and the broader category of psilocybin-containing truffles. This page is for reference only: Pscilly has not verified the product and does not sell or ship psilocybin. Psilocybin is only legally available through state-licensed service or healing centers in Oregon and Colorado, within licensed adult programs.
Magic truffles are compact underground fungal structures, known as sclerotia, produced by some psilocybin-containing fungi. They are distinct from the familiar above-ground mushroom, though both are parts of fungal growth. The Pandora name identifies the variety featured here; no species, cultivation method, flavor, or potency details are provided. More generally, fungi grow through networks of threadlike cells, and some species form sclerotia as a way to store nutrients.
In Oregon and Colorado, licensed adult programs generally involve screening, a trained facilitator, and a supervised session at a licensed center. Adults should ask a center about its eligibility requirements, facilitator qualifications, session setting, and current rules before making plans. When comparing product information, check the stated variety and pack size, and distinguish directory details from what a licensed center can confirm. Pscilly is an informational directory, not a retailer or a substitute for guidance from a licensed center.
Glossary: Psilocybin · Sclerotia · Fungi · Mushroom
They are a 15 g pack of truffles identified as the Pandora variety and associated with Zamnesia. Magic truffles are underground fungal structures produced by some psilocybin-containing fungi. This page provides reference information; Pscilly does not sell or verify the product.
Under the programs described here, psilocybin is only legally available through state-licensed service or healing centers in Oregon and Colorado. Programs generally include screening, a trained facilitator, and a supervised session at a licensed center. Contact a licensed center for current eligibility and rules.