Layer developed a concept for a microdosing edibles subscription service called Keia that anticipates a future where psychedelic substances are legalized. The concept is based around connecting users to small, regular doses of LSD, ayahuasca and psilocybin in the forms of rice wafers, loose-leaf tea and pastilles, respectively.
With this concept, it's imagined that the consumable products would be packaged in biomaterials that create a connection between the customer and the natural world. Benjamin Hubert and his team sees that "The project hopes to look at ways we can dispel previously held notions of psychedelics and remove them from the context of more extreme hallucinogenic stereotyping."
While the LSD rice paper wafers have the potential to boost energy levels and enhance focus, the psilocybin pastilles could be beneficial for calming anxiety, improving empathy and encouraging creativity.
Microdosing Edible Subscriptions
Keia is a Conceptual Subscription for Microdosing Psychedelics
Trend Themes
1. Microdosing Subscriptions - Subscription-based services providing microdosing psychedelics for therapeutic, performance-enhancing, and recreational use.
2. Plant-based Packaging - A shift towards eco-friendly plant-based packaging that aligns with the natural world through biomaterials.
3. Psychedelic Therapies - Legalization of psychedelic therapies for mental health treatments, leading to the development of innovative products and services.
Industry Implications
1. Health and Wellness - A new market for microdosing products for therapeutic and performance-enhancing use, as well as plant-based packaging solutions.
2. Hospitality and Tourism - Expansion of psychedelic tourism with the legalization of microdosing, creating new opportunities for innovative travel and wellness experiences.
3. Packaging and Manufacturing - Increasing demand for plant-based packaging solutions in the food and health industry, leading to disruptive innovation in sustainable packaging materials.