How to store Shroom Capasules.

 

Let’s face it, not everyone enjoys the unique and often overpowering taste of mushrooms. Fortunately, capsules are excellent (and tasteless!) alternatives to other mushroom edibles. Capsules also make microdosing much easier, since only a relatively small amount of dried, ground mushrooms can fit into a capsule. 

Storing capsules is also easy; just store them as you would store any botanical or nutritional supplement. Place your capsules into an opaque, airtight container with a food-grade silica packet. Then, place the container in a cool, dark place. When stored properly, capsules can have a shelf life for up to one year. (Although, if they’re homemade, you may want to check on them every once in a while to ensure that they don’t show signs of contamination.)

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