Mantra is a plant-led offering created to support presence, balance and everyday wellbeing through intentional ritual.

Our products are designed to be worked with gently and consistently. They are not medicines and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

No. Mantra offerings are intended to support general wellbeing. They are not medical treatments and should not be used as a replacement for prescribed medication or professional healthcare.

No. Mantra does not advise stopping, reducing or changing prescribed medication. Any decisions about medication should always be made in consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.

Our offerings are designed to sit alongside broader wellbeing practices, not replace medical care.

Many of the plants we work with have long histories of traditional use, and some have been studied in modern research contexts.

However, everyone’s body is different. Long-term use should always be approached with awareness, moderation and attention to how you feel over time.

If you have a health condition or are taking medication, professional guidance is recommended.

We recommend avoiding Mantra products during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised otherwise by a qualified healthcare professional.

This guidance is precautionary and reflects a general approach to plant-based products during these life stages.

We encourage choosing based on intention rather than expectation.

Each product page includes contextual information, traditional background and research links to support informed exploration. You may also find it helpful to start with one product and build a relationship with it over time.

Some Mantra offerings include plants that are psychoactive or have psychoactive histories.

These products are positioned with care, context and clear boundaries. We encourage respectful, informed engagement and do not promote excessive or uninformed use.

Mantra does not provide medical or therapeutic instruction.

Instead, we frame our offerings through ritual inspiration and contextual information, allowing individuals to engage in a way that aligns with their own experience, needs and responsibilities.

Research links are provided for transparency and education.

They offer context around traditional use, phytochemistry and emerging scientific understanding, but they are not presented as proof of outcomes or guarantees of effect.