This is every gummy in the range gathered in one place, and it spans two quite different product types. Some carry hemp-derived cannabinoids such as Delta-9 THC, sometimes paired with CBD at a fixed ratio. Others carry Amanita muscaria material, where the active compound is muscimol rather than any cannabinoid. Those two groups sit under different rules and carry different disclaimers, so read the compound named on each label. Every batch is third-party tested with a certificate of analysis available.
Two product types share this grid and they are not variations on each other.
The larger group is Amanita muscaria gummies. The active compound is muscimol, which is not a cannabinoid and is not psilocybin. Brands here include Polka Dot, Mmelt, So Psilo, Yumz, Super Smashed and Zour Dream. Several carry the phrase magic mushroom in the product name, which is a naming convention across that category rather than a description of contents.
The smaller group is hemp cannabinoid gummies, carrying Delta-9 THC and in some cases CBD at a stated ratio.
Worth being direct: the page title currently names Delta-8, HHC and THCP. The grid is dominated by Amanita products. If you arrived looking for a specific cannabinoid, the compound-specific collections linked below will get you there faster than this page will.
Muscimol and Cannabinoids Are Measured Differently
The distinction matters more than it looks, because the numbers on the packaging mean different things.
On a hemp gummy, the milligram figure names the cannabinoid: 10mg of Delta-9 means 10mg of that compound. On an Amanita gummy, the large number on the front is usually the total weight of the whole mushroom blend across the whole pack, not the muscimol content. A 5000mg mushroom gummy pack is not comparable to a 5000mg cannabinoid product, and treating them as comparable is the most common mistake made in this category.
For Amanita products the figure to find is muscimol, stated per piece, and it is typically a small number. For hemp products it is the named cannabinoid, also per piece. In both cases the certificate of analysis is where the figure is confirmed rather than claimed.
Reading Count and Total Figures
Three numbers appear on almost every pack and brands lead with whichever is largest.
Per piece is the content of one gummy. Count is how many are in the pack. Total is the two multiplied, and it is the figure printed biggest because it sounds most impressive.
Divide before comparing anything. A 7000mg 5-count and a 3500mg 10-count are the same total in different packaging, and the per-piece figures differ by a factor of four. Prices in this collection run from $3.99 to $39.99, so per-piece cost varies far more than the shelf prices suggest.
Two Compliance Frames on One Page
Because this grid mixes product types, two separate sets of rules apply and neither covers the other.
For the hemp cannabinoid products, Section 781 of the FY2026 appropriations act caps finished products at 0.4 mg total THC per container from December 11, 2026, a date moved by H.R. 6500 when it was signed on September 2, 2026. Per container means the whole pack, not one gummy.
For the Amanita products, none of that applies, because muscimol is not THC. Instead: Amanita muscaria and muscimol are not scheduled under the Controlled Substances Act, the FDA stated in a Letter to Industry of December 18, 2024, that Amanita muscaria is not authorized as an ingredient in conventional food, and Louisiana prohibits it for human consumption under La. R.S. 40:989.1.
Two frames, one page. Confirm current federal and state law before ordering, and check which group a product belongs to first.
Storage
The advice is the same for both groups, which is one of the few things they share.
Sealed, cool, dark and dry, in the original packaging so the batch number stays with the product. Heat softens the base and fuses pieces together, and light and oxygen degrade actives over time regardless of which active it is. Refrigeration is fine and helps with shelf life. Freezing is not recommended, because thawing draws moisture to the surface and changes the texture.
Keep them well out of reach of children and pets. Everything on this page looks like ordinary confectionery, which makes that more than routine advice.
What to Check Before You Buy
Four habits make this grid navigable.
Identify the compound before anything else. Muscimol or a cannabinoid, named on the label rather than implied by the brand.
Find the per-piece figure and ignore the headline total until you have it.
Match the batch number on the certificate of analysis to your packaging, and read the contaminant panels rather than only the potency table. For Amanita products, look for a screen covering undeclared actives.
And check the shipping restrictions for your state, since the two product groups on this page are restricted differently. Sales are limited to buyers aged 21 and over. These products have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
FAQ's
What kinds of gummies are in this collection?
Two types. Amanita muscaria gummies, where the active compound is muscimol, and hemp cannabinoid gummies carrying Delta-9 THC, sometimes with CBD at a stated ratio. They are different compounds under different rules, so the label rather than the grid tells you which you are looking at.
Are mushroom gummies and THC gummies the same thing?
No. Mushroom gummies here contain muscimol from Amanita muscaria, which is not a cannabinoid. THC gummies contain hemp-derived Delta-9. They are measured differently, regulated differently and carry different disclaimers. Neither contains psilocybin.
Why does a mushroom gummy say 5000mg?
Because on Amanita products that figure is usually the total weight of the mushroom blend across the whole pack, not the muscimol content. Muscimol is stated separately and is typically a much smaller number. A 5000mg mushroom pack is not comparable to a 5000mg cannabinoid product.
How do I compare packs with different counts?
Divide the total by the count to get a per-piece figure, then compare those. A 7000mg 5-count and a 3500mg 10-count hold the same total, but the per-piece figures differ by a factor of four. Per-piece cost varies more across this collection than the shelf prices suggest.
Which gummies are affected by the 2026 hemp rules?
Only the hemp cannabinoid ones. From December 11, 2026, finished hemp products face a 0.4 mg total THC per container cap, counted across the whole pack. The Amanita products are unaffected by that rule because muscimol is not THC, though they sit under a separate framework of their own.
Do gummies expire?
Yes. The date printed on the packaging is the figure specific to your product. Cannabinoids and muscimol both degrade with light, heat and oxygen exposure, and the gummy base has its own shelf life. An opened pack has a shorter useful life than a sealed one.
How should I store them?
Sealed, cool, dark and dry, in the original packaging so the batch number stays with the product. Refrigeration is fine. Freezing is not recommended because thawing changes the texture. Keep them well out of reach of children and pets, since they look like ordinary confectionery.
Where should I go if I want a specific cannabinoid?
The compound-specific collections are faster than this page. Delta-9 Gummies for hemp-derived Delta-9, CBD Products for CBD and ratio blends, Mushroom Gummies for Amanita. This page exists to gather every gummy in one grid rather than to serve one compound.
