Dragon Truffles

About this site

Who publishes Dragon Truffles, how the information is researched and checked, and why the product links on this site go to the Dutch smartshop Dutch-Smart.

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Dragon Truffles is published by the team behind Dutch-Smart, a Dutch smartshop. Dutch-Smart sells both Dragon truffles, Dragon's Dynamite and Dutch Dragons, and the product links on this site go to that shop. When you buy through such a link, we earn from the sale.

We say this first because it matters for how you read the rest. Almost everything online about these two products is shop copy, our own included. We wanted one place that describes them plainly, with sources, and includes the parts that do not help sales: that their strength rating is a shop classification without lab data, that the shop's own pages disagree with each other on Dutch Dragons, that labels such as "energetic" or "introspective" are not supported, and that a Dragon strain is a poor choice for a first experience.

How the information is put together

  • Product details come from the Dutch-Smart product pages and truffle calculator, quoted and dated. Where they contradict each other, we show both.
  • Facts about truffles, effects and risks come from Dutch public information services, the Jellinek and DRUGSinfo of the Trimbos Institute, and from peer-reviewed studies that we link where we use them.
  • Legal information comes from the legislation itself and from the judgment of the Hoge Raad of 10 April 2026, checked on the date shown on the legal page.
  • We do not publish testimonials, reviews or invented experiences.
  • We make no medical or health claims of any kind, and nothing on this site is medical or legal advice.

Every page shows when it was last updated. Laws, research and products change. If you find something out of date or wrong, Dutch-Smart's customer service can pass it on to us.

Who is behind the shop

The Dutch-Smart mascot, a surprised lion head with a mane of leaves

Dutch-Smart is a Dutch smartshop that has been around since 2011. It ships from the Netherlands and only sells to adults. The lion with the leafy mane is its mascot.