Which Amanita Mushroom Vape Should You Buy?

Amanita Muscaria is a mushroom that’s got everyone talking, thanks to its profound psychedelic effects and influence on GABA receptors thanks to its key compound, muscimol – a compound somewhat similar to psilocybin, but known for being more calming and potentially dissociating.  Amanita mushrooms also happen to be completely legal under federal law, with only the state of Louisiana prohibiting them – for now, at least.

Amanita mushrooms come in all kinds of product forms – gummies, tinctures, capsules, and, of course, dried mushrooms themselves – but one product that’s really taking off is vapes.  While psilocybin mushrooms, aka “shrooms,” are not great for vaping or smoking, amanita mushrooms are, and cultures around the world have been smoking the mushroom for thousands of years.  

We are going to compare the 3 main types of amanita vaping products on the market, in order to give you an idea of which vape type is best for you.

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What are Amanita Mushroom Vapes?

First, let’s take a look at the actual active ingredient in amanita vapes – amanita mushrooms.  The Amanita Muscaria mushroom is one of the most recognizable mushrooms in the world, because of its distinctive red cap and small white polka dots.    Historically, amanita has been used for at least centuries by different tribes throughout North America, Europe and Asia.  Known for its ceremonial value, its muscimol content causes psychedelic effects that get a person high, and because of this, it has been believed to have spiritual/religious value.  

The muscimol in amanita mushrooms can produce a psychedelic trip, which can be powerfully introspective, and even healing.  People say that amanita gives them deep insights into their own psyche, and a feeling of connectedness with the world while they’re under its influence.  Others describe relief from anxiety, stress, depression, and symptoms of PTSD.  Overall, it may offer a very transformative experience, while inducing feelings of deep euphoria.

Basically, an amanita mushroom vape is simply a vaping product – much like the cannabis vaping products you might be familiar with – containing an extract of the mushroom, rather than the dried mushrooms themselves.  It’s extracted to maintain the active chemical compounds in the mushroom, in liquid form so that it’s vape-friendly.

Getting to Know the Three Types of Amanita Vaping Products

Now, let’s look at the different kinds of amanita vaping products you’ll find, and compare the three.  As you’ll see, we’ll be covering disposable vapes, vape cartridges, and bottled vape oils.  Keep in mind that all of these products ultimately give you the same experience – it’s just a matter of which kind of technology you prefer.

Disposable Vapes (All-in-One Devices)

First, we have amanita disposable vapes.  These are all-in-one devices that require no setup, as they can be vaped out of the box.  They contain amanita extract (and sometimes cannabinoids/terpenes as well, which applies to all 3 types of vapes we’re covering today), and consist of a cartridge and device that are permanently fixed to one another.  They require no maintenance, but larger devices can require that you charge the battery occasionally.

Pros:

• Disposable vapes are basically maintenance-free, and don’t need to be setup in any way.  This means that you can just take a vape out of the box and start vaping, with no effort required.

• Disposable vapes are the most travel-friendly option, since they come in sizes and shapes that are made to fit into any pocket easily.

• Disposable vapes are extremely durable, since they don’t contain any glass components.  You can drop them and not really have to worry about them sustaining any kind of damage.

• Disposable vapes are the most readily available product type of the 3, so you can choose from a wider selection if you go the disposables route.

Cons: 

• It can be more expensive to go with disposable vapes, because when the vape oil inside runs out, you need to replace an entire vaping setup, battery and all.  This is a bit more costly than replacing, say, just a cartridge, and keeping the rechargeable battery, or keeping an entire vaping setup, and just buying bottled vape oil.

Vape Carts 

Next, we have amanita vape carts – aka vape cartridges.  These are small Pyrex glass cartridges that’re pre-filled with amanita vape oil, and house a mesh coil.  The cartridges are sold separately from a battery, and while the battery is rechargeable and reusable, the cartridges are disposable – in other words, when the vape oil runs out, the cartridge must be replaced.  Cartridges use a 510-threaded connection, which is universally compatible with 510 vape battery devices.

Pros:

• This type of vape setup is less costly because you’re only replacing a cartridge.
• You can choose from a variety of 510-threaded vaping devices, including ones that offer different output settings, preheat functions, and more.  You can also explore different styles and sizes.
• This method is still quite portable, but it can be harder to fit the setup into a smaller pocket or bag compartment. 

Cons:

• Vape cartridges require that you buy a battery device that needs to be maintained through regular charging and cleaning.

• Vape cartridge setups are a bit bulkier than disposable devices.

• Carts are made from glass, and can potentially break if you’re not careful.

Bottled Vape Oil

Finally, we have bottled amanita vape oil (aka e-liquid), which is the rarest of the 3 as a lot of companies don’t make bottled vape oils anymore.  Bottled amanita vape oil is going to need to be used with a vaping setup that has a refillable cartridge or tank.  It consists of amanita extract, but may also contain VG, PG, and/or MCT oil, to make it compatible with higher-powered vaping systems.  However, it’s not meant for sub-ohm vaping.

Pros:

• This is the least expensive option, since all you’re regularly replacing is the e-liquid, without having to replace any hardware (except for the coil).
• Bottled vape oil comes in various strengths, as some products are diluted.  This can give you more precise control over dosing.

Cons:

• Bottled vape oils require that you buy a vaping system which requires more maintenance than the other two options – including cleaning all of the components, replacing the coils, and taking care of the batteries, which may be internal or external.
• Bottled vape oils can contain additives, and this interferes with the purity of the product. 

Which Amanita Vape Type Will You Choose?

The key is that each type of vaping product has its merits, but ultimately, we feel that vape carts and disposables are superior to bottles of amanita e-liquid, since they tend to be purer and higher in quality. 

Besides that, they offer more user-friendliness, since not everyone wants to have to maintain an entire vaping setup just to savor some amanita from time to time.  Fortunately, at Binoid, amanita vapes are on their way, promising the same quality levels to which we maintain our catalog of cannabinoid vapes.

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