Magic mushrooms in Calgary

No. Psilocybin and psilocin are controlled under Canada’s Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, which applies in Calgary as it does everywhere in Canada. Health Canada says selling, having or producing magic mushrooms is illegal unless the department authorizes it, for example through a licence or an exemption.

No. A microdose is still psilocybin, a controlled substance, so the same law applies in Calgary and the rest of Canada.

You take a very small amount on a regular schedule, small enough that it does not bring on a trip. Effects differ from person to person, so start very low, about a tenth to a twentieth of a full dose, and notice how your body and mind respond. Take it every few days or on set days of the week. Health Canada notes that tolerance can build over several days of regular use, which means the same amount does less. Microdosing does not replace medical treatment. A doctor can tell you whether it suits you. Our dosing guide sets out six dose levels and shows where a microdose sits among them. People who microdose report more creative thinking, a better mood, sharper focus and an easier time handling stress.

Start with Health Canada: its page on magic mushrooms sums up the clinical research and the legal ways patients can get psilocybin. A doctor who knows psychedelic assisted therapy can tell you what applies to you.

Health Canada lists anxiety, panic, confusion and paranoia among the effects. It warns that a bad trip is more likely at high doses, can be frightening and can lead to risky choices. Mixing magic mushrooms with alcohol, cannabis or other drugs raises the risk of serious side effects. Having or selling them also carries legal consequences in Calgary, as everywhere in Canada.

We deliver across Calgary with tracking, in discreet packaging. Know the law first: buying magic mushrooms online, or any other way, is illegal in Calgary and across Canada, and it can carry legal consequences.