Psilocybe cubensis species illustration: Golden Teacher pictured. This photograph does not identify the variety discussed on this page.
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About Penis Envy mushrooms
Penis Envy is a cultivated Psilocybe cubensis variety name. It does not identify a separate psychoactive chemical or a standardized medical preparation.
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Penis Envy mushrooms online: availability & product information
Psilocybin and psilocin are federally controlled. A marketplace variety name does not establish lawful delivery or product contents. DrugRX does not provide a seller directory, street-price benchmark or consumption recommendation.
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Sources: DEA — Controlled substances alphabetical list (October 2026)
Penis Envy mushrooms information
Identity and related names
Penis Envy and Albino Penis Envy are distinct cultivated labels within the P. cubensis reference. Neither name establishes identity, purity or consistency for a sample.
What potency studies show
A 2026 controlled study measured different tryptamine profiles across P. cubensis strains, including Penis Envy and Albino Penis Envy. It found a higher psilocin content in the tested Penis Envy material than in several other tested strains. This is not a guarantee for every sample or a clinical equivalence chart.
Side effects and dosage context
Variety-specific rates of adverse effects and a validated clinical dose are not established here. General psilocybin risks still apply, and a descriptive label cannot substitute for measured composition.
Sources: DEA — Psilocybin
Species and cultivated identity
Penis Envy is used as a cultivated name within P. cubensis. It is not a species-level scientific name, and a label does not independently confirm a specimen’s lineage.
Psilocybin, psilocin and measured potency
A controlled study included Penis Envy among named P. cubensis samples. Measurements characterized those tested materials. An observed chemical difference should not be converted into a guaranteed potency multiplier for every specimen using the same name.
Appearance is not chemical verification
Physical features or photographs cannot establish a specimen’s active-compound content. The naming of a cultivated lineage, taxonomic identification and laboratory measurement are different forms of information.
Sources: P. cubensis genetics and research gaps (2025) · Controlled study of 14 P. cubensis strains (2026)
Penis Envy versus Albino Penis Envy
The two names should not be merged as aliases of a single product. Keep sample measurements attached to the actual tested material rather than extrapolating a fixed multiplier between names.
Sources and editorial notes
Prepared by DrugRX using the references linked below. Sources were consulted on 2026-10-31. This page has not been independently reviewed by a clinician. Research findings, medication approval and legal permission are separate questions.
- Controlled study of 14 P. cubensis strains (2026)
- DEA — Psilocybin
- P. cubensis genetics and research gaps (2025)
- DEA — Controlled substances alphabetical list (October 2026)
Legal information is a dated U.S. reference. Product rules and local laws may change. Where the evidence does not establish a dose, interaction profile or price, the page states that limitation.