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When your taste buds get used to the amount of sweetness, it is called “sensory fatigue” which can cause some people to not experience the sweet taste of Mi...

In our 15+ years of business, we have not had any reported allergic reactions to Miracle Berries or our products. We do use cornstarch in our products, but ...

Yes, it is okay for pets to eat Miracle Berries. However, it will change your pet’s taste buds as well and should not become a part of their regular diet. 

Once your tongue is coated with Miraculin, taking more will not make the effects stronger. However, if you missed a spot on your tongue or the effects wore ...

We always recommend consulting your doctor before consuming Miracle Fruit while pregnant or breastfeeding. However, we have not had any reports of side effe...