Tre House says its mushroom gummies do not contain amanita muscaria, psilocybin, psilocin, or 4-AcO-DMT, and that they contain no hemp-based cannabinoids. Tre House describes the gummies as a Neurotonin blend with a proprietary nootropic mushroom blend; the key point for an amanita searcher is that these are not sold as amanita gummies.
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Tre House says its Blue Raspberry mushroom gummies are for adults 21 and over and listed at $34.99 for a 10-gummy bag (reduced from $44.99) on the October 24, 2026 capture, shown as sold out; the site advertises a 60-day guarantee and lab reports.
Do Tre House mushroom gummies contain amanita?
Tre House says its gummies do not contain amanita muscaria. The sources checked include no independent test of Tre House gummies. The seller claim is unverified by the sources checked.
That matters because amanita products are a different category. Amanita muscaria contains muscimol and ibotenic acid, while Tre House identifies Neurotonin as its proprietary active-compound blend. For more information, see amanita muscaria gummies.
| Question | What Tre House says |
|---|---|
| Amanita muscaria | Not included |
| Psilocybin and psilocin | Not included |
| 4-AcO-DMT | Not included |
| CBD or THC | Not included |
| Active blend named | Neurotonin |
What is actually listed in Tre House mushroom gummies?
Tre House says its formula combines Neurotonin with a proprietary nootropic blend of turkey tail, lion’s mane, cordyceps, and chaga mushrooms. Its product page calls Neurotonin the main ingredient behind the experience it markets.
That means the name alone cannot tell you how much of any individual compound is in a gummy, or connect the product to research on a specific dose. Before ordering any mushroom gummy, ask for the current product label, the lot-specific lab report, and the amount of every active ingredient per gummy.
Are Tre House mushroom gummies amanita-free—and are they safe?
Tre House’s amanita-free statement answers the ingredient question, but it does not make all mushroom gummies interchangeable. In a 2024 CDC report, five people required hospital evaluation after consuming gummies labeled to contain Amanita muscaria. Testing of six packages from five brands found unlabeled psilocybin or psilocin in four of the packages; the report did not test Tre House products. In everyday terms, a mushroom name on a package is not enough to identify what a different brand contains.
The California Department of Public Health has also published a warning about Tre House magic mushroom products, including gummies, chocolate bars, and syrup.
If someone develops concerning symptoms after a mushroom gummy, the CDC says to seek immediate medical attention.
How many TRĒ House gummies should you take?
The Blue Raspberry product page lists Neurotonin at 30mg and turkey tail, lion’s mane, cordyceps, and chaga at 20mg each per one-gummy serving. Tre House’s Blue Raspberry label lists 1 gummy as the serving with Neurotonin 30mg and 20mg each of the other listed mushroom extracts; the page advises avoiding more until the first serving is felt and not exceeding two servings per day.
Will Tre House mushroom gummies show up on a drug test?
Tre House says its mushroom gummies contain no hemp-based cannabinoids, including any form of THC. For more information, see THC drug testing. A product label alone cannot answer every employer, program, or laboratory policy question.
What do amanita gummies have to do with muscimol and ibotenic acid?
Amanita muscaria is associated with muscimol and ibotenic acid. The CDC report says Amanita muscaria can cause hallucinations, agitation, gastrointestinal upset, and seizures. That describes amanita-containing products generally, not Tre House mushroom gummies, which Tre House says do not contain amanita muscaria.
For more information, see amanita muscaria vs psilocybin mushrooms.
What does Tre House cost, and what happens if you need a refund?
On the October 24, 2026 capture of the Blue Raspberry product page, Tre House showed the single pack at $34.99 (was $44.99) marked Sold out; check the site for current availability and price.
| Item | Tre House listing |
|---|---|
| Bag size | 10 gummies |
| Shown price | $34.99, reduced from $44.99 |
| Availability shown | Sold out |
| Age requirement | 21+ |
| Guarantee advertised | 60 days |
| Return-policy window | 30 days from order date for unopened or minimally used items in original packaging |
Tre House advertises a 60-day guarantee. Its Return Policy page says unopened or minimally used items may be returned within 30 days of the order date, while its Terms & Conditions page says unopened, unused items may be returned within 60 days. Ask support which term applies before ordering. Its policy says non-defective return shipping is the customer’s responsibility, shipping charges are non-refundable, and refunds are processed after the return is received in satisfactory condition. Ask support which term applies to the exact order before you place it.
Before you order a mushroom gummy
- Confirm the exact ingredients and milligrams for the current batch.
- Open the matching lab report and compare its product name and lot information with the package.
- Check whether your state allows shipment; Tre House lists shipping restrictions for some states.
- Confirm the return window and whether the advertised guarantee changes the written return policy.
- Keep mushroom categories separate: Tre House, Diamond Shruumz, and Wonderland Legal Psychedelics are brand names.
By HealthDataConsortium.org Research Team
