shamansgarden.com

I was cautious about purchasing with this sellers at first, but after reading a glowing review on this site, I decided to give it a try. I got my order receipt and confirmation within minutes of placing the order. I got an update the day after placing the order and a shipping confirmation and tracking number the day the order shipped.

I placed the order on a Friday and received it the following Monday(today 10/20/2008), which is practically overnight!

I am very satisfied with the service AND the product. I definitely recommend this store and will be shopping with them again in the near future!

I have placed 3 orders with them and their predecessor website Iamshaman in the past 13 years. Of the 20 or so items I’ve purchased, I felt impelled to return only one for being substandard. Other than that all my orders were fine in every way.

As for the credit card problems, if hackers can bring a major US city government website to a halt, do you think they can’t hack a small business website?

Has anyone ever read the statistics on the misrepresentation of contents of herbal products sold in the US: about 70% are adulterated or altogether not what they say they are; items being sold by brand name chains can be some of the worst. I’ve gotten some very esoteric items from them that I know are real.

Furthermore quite a bit of what they sell is NOT easy to find elsewhere, even in the current post Amazon.com explosion.

I consider Shamansgarden a resource and stand by them.

I ordered some Kanna from them and paid in full. I received half of what I ordered and it was TERRIBLE quality with mold in the powder. I contacted them and never heard back despite repeated attempts. Very disappointed, stay away!

I’ve never gotten a bad product from Shamansgarden, ever, in the past 9 years. It’s always top notch stuff, whether it be Hawaiim Baby woodrose seeds(legit AS HELL), Kava, Kratom, amanita mushrooms, lotus, kanna, dagga, mexican poppy, everything was always of the highest quality. I really think they care and are legit about their products. I even can send the owner money on facebook, and they always ship everything in a timely manner. To much credit card fraud from sketchy vendors, but they always themselves can be trusted. I don’t think they even accept credit cards.

The reason some people very knowledgable in the ethno world don’t like them is because of thinking Kona Kava farm and the character Makaira was fake and made up, that their certificates of analysis are from their own lab that the owner of both companies owns (Wonderland Labs, and same owner who I pay on facebook), and that he also has a website called “Kava-guru) and only recommends buying Kava from his own brands Kava.com and Kona Kava, but acts like he is an independent media. As “sketchy” as that may be, who really gives a **** if the products are good? Maybe the only thing that bugs me is the certificates of analysis, but at least they’re still probably
More tested than any other Kratom you could buy!

I have to say, it definitely is a good store to buy ethno’s. A solid place for sure. Kojo Douglas the “Kavasseur” also gave Kona Kava a stamp of approval, and he has even toured the facilities owned by this company, and described them as “very impressive.”

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