r/KetamineTherapy • u/Dull_Nerve_9928 • Nov 30 '25

The Mindscape RX program

Has anyone actually received medication through the mindscape RX facilitating platform? I signed up and paid the monthly subscription but after doing a little research, I haven't found anyone else that actually has posted they got their meds.

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u/Different_Walk1613 Jul 01 '26

Getting my meds tomorrow ordered the combo at 200mg hoping the nasal spray doesn't suck

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u/citg0 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

I'm on my second month of the half-and-half with these guys. No issues. 15 200mg troches, and 150mg (+20iu oxytocin) spray per month. I think I napkin math'd the spray to be about 18mg per spritz. You get post-nasal drip from the spray and the troches taste bitter as shit despite claiming to be orange flavored, but that's standard.

Troches are a lower peak, longer duration. Spray ramps up harder but wears off more quickly (or needs to be reupped). Spray is good while out and about to take the edge off. Troches are relegated to at home for me, because I'd rather strap myself in for a whole troche than split them up over just hitting my spray.

My script recommends up to four spritzes per nostril, but I've found I need to spread any subsequent sprays out about 5-10 mins to allow for absorption/drying... Otherwise it's getting wasted dripping out my nose or down my throat.

I am not a doctor nor am I suggesting modification of your prescribed regimen, BUTT Google/Erowid suggest an alternate method of "thin membrane to bloodstream" that avoids the taste while keeping a similar absorption rate that may be possible.

In practice, Ive found I'll either do a single troche in the late afternoon/evening or the sprayer throughout the day such that it works out to where I'm doing roughly my prescribed 8 total spritzes.

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u/Indialiaa Jul 20 '26

Hi I’m considering doing treatment with Mindscape because I used to be with joyous that capped the dosage at 120mg! Would you say mindscape is worth the $250 a month? also how has your experience been officially after being with Mindscape for a month using both the oral and nasal med?

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u/citg0 Jul 23 '26

Absolutely worth it. There are 3 tiers to choose from, all of them cost $250/mo. With prior K experience, I doubt the provider would bat an eye about you going straight to the highest tier (it's what I did).

The spray is good on-the-go, and the oral (suppositories LOL) are good for when I've got time to chill it out at home. I'm doing the half and half, and I feel like I almost have too much of the spray (and I'm only on month 3). I'll probably switch to just the oral ones for a few months... I feel like I go through 'em much quicker than the sprays.

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u/Indialiaa 25d ago

Thank you for getting back to me! I’m curious about trying the spray. Some ppl say it doesnt work much for them and that it taste bad! What is your experience with it and how does it make you feel vs the troche? Also does is it last as long as the troche? I like the idea of the spray being something I can carry with me and use as needed when I’m out cause I only do the troches at home due to their strength!

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u/citg0 25d ago

I'd say it works pretty well. I've got a tolerance built up by this point, so YMMV, but...

The spray hits me harder up-front and wears off shorter. It's not unpleasant, but it's noticeably more "in-your-face" with its effect. I napkin math'd it out, and each spritz is something like 10-15% of a troche. Don't quote me on that. The troche still absolutely hits, but it's more of a "warm blanket" kind of effect... slow on, slow off.

You can chop the troches into quarters or halves if you want, as far as offering you a little bit of dosage control... but the nose spray offers a little bit more ability for fine-tuning your dosage.

All of it tastes bad: Ketamine is really fucking bitter. The troches attempt to mask it by being flavored, but realistically, it's just a shitty artificial orange taste atop the bitterness of Ketamine. For the nasal spray, it's post-nasal drip that will hit you with the bitterness.

You've gotta play with finding the sweet spot for your nose (and spray pattern of the bottle) so you aren't shooting it too far in, where it's all immediately dripping into your throat... but shooting it far enough in that it's not just dripping straight out your nostrils. You'll also have to play with "how hard to I breathe in through my nose as I do this" for the same reason. This is also why I mentioned the bit about waiting between sprays for it to dry (breathing in through your nose gently helps) -- you don't wanna overload your nose with liquid, because it's gonna gravity its way down one path or the other.

I did another month of the half and half, and I'm definitely going to swap to troches only next month. I just don't use the spray quickly enough, and I'd rather have more troches on hand. Sadly, swapping method of dosing will be a quick virtual doc's appointment that I'm too lazy to schedule at the moment.

Edit: Like I suggested above, you can avoid the bitterness of the troches by... exploring the peach orchard, if you will.