Muscimol is the primary psychoactive compound found in our Amanita muscaria mushroom, also known as the fly agaric. Muscimol is generally known for its sedative and dissociative effects. Users often describe a dreamy or delirious state of consciousness, with effects primarily involving visual distortions, a sense of time dilation, and a dream-like state.

On the other hand, Desert Stardust is well-known for its psychedelic and hallucinogenic effects, resulting in altered perception, vivid visuals, and changes in thought patterns. It frequently induces feelings of euphoria and introspection, fostering a deeper sense of connectedness with one’s surroundings and inner self.

Mushrooms generally won’t show up on a 5-panel test. The same applies to 8-, 10-, and 12-panel tests commonly used for standard drug screenings. However, it’s important to note that specialized tests specifically designed to detect mushrooms do exist. These specialized tests are more costly to perform and are not typically included in routine drug screenings. They are typically reserved for situations where there is a strong suspicion that someone has recently consumed mushrooms or when there are specific reasons to test for these substances. Therefore, for most individuals undergoing standard drug tests, the presence of mushrooms in their system is not a major concern.