Aphrodite Mix

Aphrodite Mix (sachet 60 gram - shredded mix)

This herbal tea has a euphoric and mild erotic effect. It makes the skin more sensitive, gives a pleasant warm feeling in the abdominal area and a light high feeling in the head. >>>

Ayahuasca pack

Ayahuasca analog
This pack can be used to brew an Ayahuasca analog for 2 people.

2 x 10gr of Mimosa hostilis
1 x 5gr of Peganum harmala

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Blue Lotus (Nymphaea Coerulea)

Nymphaea coerulea (sachet 10 gram - cutted flowers)

These bright-blue flowers were sacred to the ancient Egyptians. Not only for their delightful perfume but also for bringing euphoria, heightened awareness and tranquility. >>>

Calamus (Acorus Calamus)

Acorus Calamus (Jar 45gr - powder)

The effect of Calamus (Acorus calamus) is stimulating and energizing and has a positive influence on libido. It is recuperative and improves memory. High doses can lead to a consciousness-expanding and euphoric feeling. >>>

Catmint (Nepata Cataria)

Nepata Cataria (sachet 80 gram - cutted)

Catmint is relaxing and a mild hallucinogenic. After drinking a strong tea of the herb, it gives a pleasant relaxing high and has a stimulating effect on the imagination. Catmint is perfect for a relaxed evening, while listening to music or coming to rest after a busy day. >>>

Cloudherb (Tagetes Lucida)

Tagetes Lucida (sachet 10 gram - cutted)

Tagetes Lucida, is a Mexican herb which has been used by Aztecs to invoke visions. Also known as Mexican Tarragon, Yauhtli and Sweet marigold, is a member of the Sunflower family. It is a beautiful, bright green perennial herb from the Sierra Madre Mountains of Mexico. >>>

Cola Nut (Cola Nitida)

Cola Nitida (Jar 80 gram  - powder)

Kolanut is a strong stimulant. Like coffee, kolanut is stimulating and non-soporific (it keeps you awake). The psychoactive effect however is stronger and different. The power of endurance increases, while it dispels hunger. It also increases concentration, clears the brain, works as a light aphrodisiac and it can raise a 'high'. It boosts your normal capabilities at - for instance - work, sports, dance and sex.

Because kolanut withdraws energy from the body in many ways, it's also used for weight loss in addition to a diet. >>>

Dagga (Leonitis Leonorus)

Leonitis Leonorus (sachet 10 gram - buds, petals)

These are the prized flowers from the infamous Wild Dagga plant. The active component responsible for the euphoric effects of this plant is Leonurine, which has now been isolated and is being synthesized in a lab. >>>

Damiana (Turnera Aphrodisiaca)

Turnera Aphrodisiaca (sachet 60 gram - shredded)

Damiana herb (Turnera Aphrodisiaca) consists of the dried leaves of a bush which grows in the tropical areas of America. Aztecs used it as a remedy against impotence. The Mayas used it for pleasure and other Indian tribes used the tea for medicinal purposes. Thus it is a herb with many qualities and possible applications. The high is sometimes felt as slightly psychoactive. >>>

Dreamherb (Calea Zacatechichi)

Calea Zacatechichi (sachet 10 gram - cutted leaves)

It is used by the Chontal Indians of Mexico to obtain divinatory messages during dreaming and in Mexican folk medicine as an aperitif and to improve the natural metabolism. Indians have been naming calea 'leaf of God'. It is valued for its ability to clear the senses, to induce visions in dreams and as a healing plant in general. >>>

Guarana (Paullinia Cupana)

Paullinia Cupana (Jar 80 gram - powdered)

Guarana (Paulinnia cupana) is a very popular herb among Amazon Indians. Guarana powder contains about 4.2% caffeine. The caffeine in guarana is assimilated better and more evenly by the body than the caffeine in coffee. Indians have known the stimulating effects of guarana for centuries and use guarana for hunting. They drink the powder with water or prepare guarana breads (also known as bastão). >>>

Ginseng (Panax Ginseng)

Panax Ginseng (Jar 50 gram - powdered)

Only the roots of the ginseng plant is used. This is also called panax, which means 'healer of all'. In China this herb is traditionally used to protect against the effects of ageing. It increases vitality and resistance of the body and provides energy when feeling low or tired. >>>

Hydrocotyle (Fo ti tien)

Fo ti tien (sachet 50 gram - cutted leaves)

Fo ti tien is a small plant with little purple flowers and flat purple red fruits. It grows in Asia. This plant is also called 'Hydrocotyle'. In Chinese, to ti tien means 'elixer for a long life'. It works as a relaxant increasing vitality and potency. >>>

Jurema (Mimosa Hostilis)

Mimosa Hostilis (sachet 10 gram - powder)

Also known as Mimosa tenuiflora and jurema, the rootbark of this tree has an interesting role in the history and present of psychedelic shamanism. It is the only known plant that can be used for an orally ingested brew that, without the aid of another plant, induces visionary experiences akin to ayahuasca. >>>

Kratom (Mitragyne Speciosa)

Mitragyne Speciosa (sachet 10gram - shredded leaves)

Kratom is widely known throughout Southeast Asia as a mild intoxicant (in the same general category as nicotine, caffeine, betel nut and so on.) There is also a small minority of users, that use kratom to prolong sexual intercourse. >>>

Muira Puama (Liriosma Ovata)

Liriosma ovata (sachet 100gram - shredded)

Brazilians have been using muira puama as an aphrodisiac for centuries. Some of the men rub it on their genitals to enhance an erection. It is also used as a possible remedy against impotence. >>>

Passionflower (Passiflora Incarnata)

Passiflora Incarnata (sachet 100gr - shredded)



Passionflower herb has an overall calming effect. It could be used to help you sleep better. It also helps to relax when facing stressful conditions. In larger quantities it may have a mild hallucinogenic effect. Some people combine it with magic mushrooms to intensify the shroom trip. >>>

Salvia Divinorum (Sage)

Salvia Divinorum (sachet 10 gram - leaves)

Consuming salvia leaves brings you into a dreamy state of consciousness. It is possible to notice a changed perception of things around you. Salvia is also used for meditation because it makes it easy to clear your mind completely. >>>

Skullcap (Scutellaria Galericulata)

Scutellaria Galericulata (sachet 80 gram - cutted)

Skullcap belongs to the mint family. This herb - also called 'mad dog' weed - is named after its blossoms, which have the shape of a human skull. Skullcap is a relaxing herb that helps when feeling nervous. It could also be used to induce a mild high and it brings relief from fear, anxiousness and restlessness. >>>

Tranquilitea (Relaxing Tea)

RELAXING TEA (50GR.)

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Wild Lettuce (Lactuca Virosa)

Lactuca Virosa (sachet 50 gram - cutted)



The effect is relaxing, euphoric, can be compared to opium in a lighter form. Also known as 'prickly lettuce' or 'lettuce opium'. The plant has originally spread across Central and Southern Europe and North Asia. >>>

Wormwood/Alsem (Artemisia Absinthium)

Artemisia Absinthium (sachet 80gr - cutted)

Wormwood is a mental stimulant. The effect of wormwood is narcotic, lightly anaesthetic, giving a peaceful and relaxing feeling. In combination with alcohol or in larger dosages hallucinations might occur. Wormwood is suitable for making tea, which has a positive effect during post-flu or post-infectious periods. >>>

Yerba Mate (Ilex Paraguariensis)

Ilex Paraguariensis ( sachet 100 gram - cutted leaves )

Maté tea has become almost pathologically ritualized in a manner reminiscent of coffee and tea abuse in Western and Eastern countries. Among the native Guarani, on the other hand, the natural use of maté for healthful purposes has persisted. They use it to boost immunity, cleanse and detoxify the blood, tone the nervous system, restore youthful hair color, retard aging, combat fatigue, stimulate the mind, control the appetite, reduce the effects of debilitating disease, reduce stress, and eliminate insomnia. >>>

Kanna (Sceletium Tortuosum)

Kanna (Sceletium Tortuosum)

Sceletium, also known as Kanna, is used as a psychedelic by the Hottentots of South Africa. Is is sniffed, smoked or used as tea. The Dutch who arrived in South Africa called it kaugoed, which means 'chewing substance'. >>>