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CategoryBiohackingBiohacking
Evidence strengthEarly-stage evidenceEarly-stage evidence
Evidence Score2/52/5
User rating3.6 (29)4.3 (58)
Typical doseIn Russian clinical practice: usually 10–20 mg twice daily; dosing in informal, uncontrolled sources varies more widely, with no clearly established, human-study-confirmed safe upper limitExclusively within approved clinical trials: a single 25 mg dose (the "therapeutic" dose in the COMPASS Pathways trial) or a two-session protocol of 20–30 mg in the Johns Hopkins trial, each time under the direct supervision of two trained therapists in a clinical office.
FormTablets (Russian pharmaceutical preparation) or powder/capsules sold as a 'research chemical' outside Russia, without external quality controlSynthetic, standardized psilocybin in capsule form — not natural mushrooms with variable, unpredictable active-substance content.
Average priceJako "research chemical": ok. 60–120 zł za opakowanie starczające na miesiąc, zależnie od źródła i braku standaryzacji—
Monthly costok. 60–120 zł/miesiąc, przy czym cena nie odzwierciedla kontrolowanej jakości produktu—
Time to effectsSubjective effects are sometimes reported within days to a few weeks in informal user accounts, but no controlled study in healthy humans has confirmed a clear time course or the actual magnitude of any effect.Subjective, acute psychedelic effects appear 20–40 minutes after dosing and last 4–6 hours. The antidepressant effect, if it occurs, tends to be noticeable within days of the session, and in the COMPASS Pathways trial was still partially measured at 12 weeks — though in some patients it faded over time and required consideration of another session or a return to standard treatment.
Who it's forThere's no well-established, solidly-evidenced target group in Western markets, where the substance isn't an approved drugExclusively participants in approved clinical trials on treatment-resistant depression, qualified after detailed psychiatric assessment