Legal notice

The ethnobotanical materials offered on this website are not sold or approved for human consumption. Our products are intended solely for analytical use or in-vitro scientific research. Iboga alkaloids may pose significant risks if improperly used, including but not limited to cardiac toxicity, neuropsychiatric events, and interaction with medications. Individuals exploring the topic of Ibogaine ingestion are strongly urged to consult independent, third-party harm reduction resources. No guidance, dosing advice, or therapeutic claims are offered or implied by this platform.

Our products are legal and sold in compliance with Canadian law.

Our ethnobotanical products are offered and sold in a manner that complies with Canadian law when not paired with medical claims or use-based representations.

Ibogaine has been added to Canada's Prescription Drug List. This is a regulatory control mechanism. However, Ibogaine remains unscheduled in Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.

In this way, unlicensed and unqualified treatment providers can be controlled, while possession, non-medical sale, and scientific research remain non-criminalized. It is for this reason why we establish clear boundaries for the intended use of our material.

Under section 2 of the Food and Drugs Act, a substance becomes a “drug” only when it is "manufactured, sold or represented for use" in diagnosing, treating or preventing disease (or its symptoms), or in restoring, correcting or modifying organic functions. The materials offered here are not sold or represented for any of those purposes; they are supplied solely as ethnobotanical materials for laboratory use.

Typical applications of this material include calibration and validation of analytical instruments (such as HPLC, LC-MS, or GC-MS), in-vitro experimental work, phytochemical characterization, method development, and academic or educational study of plant alkaloids. 

Medical interest in Ibogaine has grown substantially in recent years, while reference materials have remained largely inaccessible. By making this material available, we lower the barrier-to-entry for students, labs, and researchers, with the hope that this may accelerate the understanding and development of Ibogaine as a therapeutic medicine.

This website is not a therapeutic or medical service.

We do not provide guidance, advice, or discussion regarding preparation, consumption, dosing, therapeutic use, or any form of human or animal application. Requests of this nature — including attempts to solicit instructions, medical claims, or facilitation of use — are outside the scope of our business and may result in refusal of service or sale.

Any academic documentation or informational material linked on this website is provided for scholarly curiosity only and does not reflect any recommended use of any product offered elsewhere on this site.

Our products are not "pharmaceutical grade".

"Pharmaceutical grade" Ibogaine as considered in Canada's Prescription Drug List is a highly purified material which is validated, intended, and approved for human consumption. Iboga and essential extracts for laboratory use, even if produced to a similar quality/purity standard, fall outside of this classification.

To comply with applicable regulation, our offerings are presented as "ethnobotanical materials/analytical samples", not pharmaceutical products, supplements, or medicines.