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yalonda
20 Aug 2026

would you look at that

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gentlebeaver30· 20 Aug 2026

if anyone has any review of this company please post especially re: the cactus powder as it is very cheap

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patientorchard· 20 Aug 2026

I have been very happy with all my orders with them(other items though)...if you are an english speaker ask for Israel otherwise they won't understand you very well. -IP

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patientorchard· 20 Aug 2026

That particular Noni juice you linked to yalonda is the real shibang...nuff said .  Make sure to have it labeled correctly as Noni Juice though and ask for Israel he will know what you mean, it will be one of the most healing experiences you have had I can attest for that at least.  It's worth it!!! NONI JUICE labeled and registered!!! -IP

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steadygrove42· 23 Aug 2026

Hi there, Am i right in saying they will label it Noni Juice if reuqested?

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brightwillow· 20 Aug 2026

Interesting - I've heard great things about these folks from other places, but have no exp myself. That's expensive ,man. But if IP says it's it's good, it's gonna be the real deal. I wonder what other add mixture plants and what kind of caapi are in the ingredients? Or is it 'made to order'? That would explain the heavy price tag... Dang.

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maurene_roams· 20 Aug 2026

I've heard talk that their cactus powder is not too strong, but nothing I would put much stock in. I know the guy in the UK who got busted and harassed for importing cactus powder ordered from them. I prefer to brew my own aya. If you really want an easier time of it you can try the forestrx 4:1 ayahuasca extract powder.

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patientorchard· 20 Aug 2026

It's ready for drinking.  Not sure about admixture pants used I could ask Israel.  By far this has been my favorite brew thus far...very mild taste as well.  In all aspects it's a winner.  I stopped getting the noni juice though when they raised the price by $50 four months ago.

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yalonda· 20 Aug 2026

ya i was gonna say thats pretty damn pricey

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yalonda· 20 Aug 2026

would that be a good huasca for a first timer?

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patientorchard· 20 Aug 2026

I'd say very good for a first timer because it is a 100% gurantee for full blown effects.  I know when I do brews it is very hit or miss, now I do have an experienced friend that has a much higher success rate but even at that it does not really compare to a total gurantee that this product offers.  During one of my experiences with this product when I was purging I literally had visions of the shaman that made it making it in the Amazon, hard to believe I know but this was one of those crystal clear visions that I couldn't deny.  I think it is also good for those that have had some troubles getting to a peak experience and would like to go to Amazon but can't, it is like the Amazon coming to you in a way of sorts. A note for Rho...I can't believe the prices at Forest RX I had never heard of them before, I am stunned and feel somewhat embarrassed for buying all of my herbs from different companies.  There prices are all at least 1/2 the price of any compition...can you attest to the quality?  That is my main concern how in the Lord could they have such low prices without sacrificing quality?  I am just plain baffled by this.  Thank you so much for providing that link as it could significantly save me some money in the future if their quality ranks up there with the compition. -iP

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maurene_roams· 20 Aug 2026

My pleasure IP. The forestrx extract powder works nicely and is very easy to use. It really has a lot going for it (price, taste, effects) and the only downside really is that it has maltodextrin added in and sort of takes a little bit of the personality out of the medicine. People over at the nexus use it a lot and it has great reviews as far as simply making a brew. Some people there even eat the powder raw or mix it in with smoothies. The maltodextrin prevents the alkaloids from being extracted easily. 15 g is a good amount for a single dose. how can their price be so low? I think it's because they aren't an "ethnobotanical" supplier and their price reflects the actual cost of materials and production. enjoy

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gentlebeaver30· 21 Aug 2026

hey a few questions about the forest RX powder: do you know what they mix in? you say some people just eat the powder.....what effect? any possibility of 'microdosing' the powder how is it labeled in shipping? thanks jbg

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patientorchard· 21 Aug 2026

Sorry I wasn't quite clear rho.  I was actually most impressed with their prices for superherbs and superfoods across the board.  Do you have any experience with their other herbs?  This has been quite mind blowing to see such competitive prices on herbs.  You have really opened up pandoras box for me with the link. Thanks again -ip

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maurene_roams· 21 Aug 2026

ah yeah, I haven't tried any of their other herbs. They tend to sell in bulk only so it isn't so easy to sample stuff. Their selection is quite impressive though. Maybe their prices are good because they make huge batches and sell loads of stuff? I can't really say. Their aya powder is an extract of the vine only and it is pretty obviously labelled "ayahuasca" on the box.. I can't recall if that sign was visible during shipping or not. The ayahuasca vine and its chemical constituents are legal in most parts of the world so it's not too much to worry about. To brew what most people consider the ayahuasca drink you will need to brew in some light bearing plant, such as chaliponga or chacruna. People around the world are getting very creative with this aspect since there are so many bright plants. This could be considered illegal in some places. Other than maltodextrin, I think the 4:1 powder is a simple water extraction; ie, they make tea and then evaporate it and collect the solids. The extract came with some paperwork regarding the process that looked legit. I am sure you can inquire with them via email. I can't see any reason why you couldn't microdose it. It should have the same effects as tea made from 4x that amount of vine. so if you wanted to microdose 5g vine, try eating 1.25g of their powder. That much should cap up pretty easily, say 4x 00 caps or so.

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maurene_roams· 23 Aug 2026

update on this: I've played with the 4:1 powder a bit and decided its potency is really more like 2:1 compared to decent strength whole vine. Just fyi for dosing purposes... The stuff seems suited best for microdosing, capped. If I cook more aya in the future I'll probably buy whole vine and do it proper.

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steadygrove42· 23 Aug 2026

Would this be suitable for a 1st timer to use?

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patientorchard· 23 Aug 2026

That's right have it labeled as mono juice and read the ealier posts in this thread for crying out loud.  Yes optimal for first timer, all of your questions would have been answered if you read the ealier posts, which makes me wonder...what's the point?

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steadygrove42· 23 Aug 2026

Yeah i did read it, a couple of times. Then came back later and had forgotten that you had said it was good for first timers. And i just wanted clarification that they would re-label it. Wasnt sure if you was joking around or not. Now i know you wasnt, thanks.

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patientorchard· 23 Aug 2026

Sorry that's NONI juice not mono juice this mf spellcheck irritates me to no end.  As to why?  I had realized Noni juice has a nearly identical appearance and smell and saw that they already sell Noni juice hence TALK TO ISRAEL and have it relabeled as Noni juice.  He will know what you're talking about the rest of them will be clueless.  It will also be registered by the Peruvian authorities as Noni juice and will be labeled as such on the outside of the package.  No worries.

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lotty41· 23 Aug 2026

Not sure why I didn't notice this thread awhile ago.. But just wanted to chime in re: these pre-brewed 'ayahuasca' deals.. While I don't really think there's anything inherently wrong about taking a route like this; I must say that for me, the process of working with the plant, and spending the time it takes to learn to brew it, speak intentions, get dosage correct, and things like that - has all been very helpful to me and I would personally recommend that if you have the time and resources, you learn to brew the tea yourself - I think it is much more rewarding.

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steadygrove42· 29d ago

http://www.ayahuasca.com.pe/ayahuasca-dmt-buy.php

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patientorchard· 28d ago

Exercise extreme caution please.

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layla_drifts· 28d ago

I agree with digital.  Allowing your energy to co-mingle with the Aya's is a bonding experience I accept as necessary for my brews.  I receive what I offer in return.

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