November 3, 2026 — Ibogaine Club is presenting an independent information and community platform that grew out of an active, committed community around ibogaine. The project brings together research, educational materials, provider information and personal planning tools, with support extending from initial questions through preparation, integration and aftercare.
The platform developed around questions community members kept encountering: How reliable is a particular claim? What should someone ask a treatment center? What does the research actually show? And where can people find support after returning home?
Ibogaine Club aims to make those questions easier to explore through accessible information, professional review and shared experience.
Editorial work supported by medical and scientific expertise
The platform’s content is developed with contributions from editors, medical reviewers and scientific reviewers. Their roles cover editorial clarity, the accuracy of health information and the interpretation of published research.
Educational materials address preparation, screening, medication-related concerns and ongoing support. Articles connect readers with their sources and explain where the available evidence remains limited. Individual review credits identify the professionals involved in reviewing specific materials.
The research database gives readers another route into the literature, bringing published studies together with plain-language summaries. The aim is to help people understand what a study examined and how far its findings can reasonably be applied.
Community accounts also have a place on the platform. They offer personal context, while medical and scientific claims require supporting evidence.
Safety Scores that help readers ask better questions
Ibogaine Club’s treatment-center directory includes a Safety Score system designed to make provider comparisons more structured.
The published framework considers seven areas: cardiology staffing, continuous ECG monitoring, pre-treatment laboratory testing, psychiatric assessment, staff-to-patient ratios, emergency protocols and post-care programs.
By showing the criteria behind the score, the platform gives readers specific issues to examine when speaking with a center. A provider’s description can then become the starting point for questions about staffing, procedures and available documentation.
The Safety Score is an informational comparison framework. It is not a clinical accreditation or a guarantee of safety, and it cannot determine whether a particular program is appropriate for an individual.
My Journey: a place to organize the next steps
My Journey provides a personal space for organizing research, checklists and saved centers.
It follows the broader process people face: preparation, clinic selection, integration and aftercare. Users can keep track of questions and practical steps as they explore their options, with attention to the support they may need afterward.
The platform also includes a directory of integration and aftercare specialists, helping people explore support beyond a treatment program.
Practical tools alongside the information
Other resources include a center-comparison tool, a country-by-country legal information map, a treatment timeline, an educational screening questionnaire, a QTc risk calculator and a medication-interaction checker.
These tools help readers organize information and identify questions for qualified professionals. They do not provide medical clearance or replace an individual clinical assessment.
The combination reflects the project’s community roots. People need information they can understand and use, along with somewhere to return as their questions and circumstances change.
A community that continues beyond the initial decision
Ibogaine Club’s community remains central to the project. Discussions and personal accounts give people a place to share experiences, explore uncertainty and seek connection throughout preparation and afterward.
The platform welcomes contributions from clinicians, researchers, integration professionals and community members who can help improve its resources.
Its mission is to help make the ibogaine space more transparent and safer through accessible evidence, accountable editorial work and sustained community support.
Explore the platform at ibogaine.club.
About Ibogaine Club
Ibogaine Club is an independent information and community platform covering ibogaine research, treatment-provider information, preparation, safety, integration and aftercare. Built from an active community, it combines educational resources, medical and scientific review, provider-comparison tools and personal planning features.
The platform provides educational information and does not replace professional medical advice or clinical care.
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