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Why the difference in reviews on Reddit vs. Amazon for MicroMag?
Replying to Happy-Walk3489 · Hey, I saw one of your posts on P21 from 12 years ago when you were taking it. Are you still taking it and what did you notice?
Yeah, we were the first company to ever release P21. It's a really cool peptide. I ever developed entirely new peptides based on what we learned from it, like Adamax. That's my peptide that I created and named. I also made other ones we never released that are even better. No, I…
Eurycomax - my (almost 1 year update)
Replying to DoodleDFloof · >16oz milk (\~15g protein) would give 43g total in your shake example I use an ultra filtered milk that gives around 13-14g per 8oz, the additional 8oz water helps mix everything …
It's going to be more expensive than that. Whey protein isolate prices have shot up already, with most around $2/serving now. They have doubled since 2024. There is no way we keep this massively more complex stack close to that price. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/america-fac…
Eurycomax - my (almost 1 year update)
Replying to DoodleDFloof · You have my curiosity especially if it contains rate limiting substrates and some tryptophan so I don't have to spend on those amino acids separately. Dopamine is so tricky for me …
It will come in around 28g protein per serving, so you mixing it in 16oz milk (~15g protein) would give 43g total in your shake example. As for competitive price compared to whey, that's going to be hard. Whey is a cheap commodity byproduct from the dairy industry. Our protein is…
Eurycomax - my (almost 1 year update)
Replying to DoctorBoneMarrow · Can you tell us more about the protein? What makes it so complex? I've always thought the protein source doesn't matter too much as long as it has a complete amino acid profile.
It matters immensely, because it is not just about having all the amino acids. The ratio of amino acids matters a lot, and the form those amino acids are in (peptide and protein structures). This is party due to the digestibility and bioavailability of the forms, which is measure…
how legitimate is a 22 percent Eurycomanones in a tongkat ali supplement?
Replying to kusomisoyaranaika · I just called the company and spoke to the head chemist for over an hour. After telling her about all the information that I gathered from everyone here, and telling her that I wou…
Eurypeptides are fake. They don't exist. Those numbers literally come from a single study that used the Lowry's total protein assay, which then they just take that total protein number and call it eurypeptides. For one, that's stupid because Lowry's method is massively susceptibl…
Hmmm... Not Disingenuous Or Slanderous At All!
Yeah, they have been lying about us and defrauding consumers for years. Akarali sells Physta, which is the same thing as LJ100. Their owner even made fake reviews about us on Trustpilot using his real name and picture, which I had Trustpilot do an investigation of and remove. Her…
The story behind the FDA raid of Nootropics Depot
Replying to verifitting · > I plead guilty to a strict liability misdemeanor, and the government did not allege intent, or push for a felony with me. I genuinely thought that there was a legal pathway to se…
Depends on how you calculate it. It cost me around $15M directly, because I had to sell all the company crypto to pay legal fees after we had the crash in 2022. It was around $4.5M in seized and destroyed inventory from the day of the raid, and other batches they missed that we d…
The story behind the FDA raid of Nootropics Depot
Replying to Black_Cat_Fujita · ND stopped selling racetams long after this raid. The raid had more to do with labelling than what was being sold. During and after Covid was when his company morphed into a propri…
That's incorrect. It had nothing to do with labeling at all. We did not label these compounds as supplements, didn't make disease claims, and didn't make structure function claims. We called them nootropic compounds, and were very careful about how we labeled them. This is also w…
ALCAR not recommended anymore!
Alright, I've read through this study, and there are some important things we need to discuss before everyone panics about TMAO and throws their ALCAR in the trash. The first is the TMAO causation problem. Let's be very clear about something, there are zero human interventional t…
ND products testing positive for heavy metals
Jesus, dude... Google shit before you do stuff like this. You cannot use test strips to test for heavy metals content in supplements. They shouldn't even be used to test for heavy metals in water, or anything you are consuming. They are not accurate enough for that, and have tons…
Ordering emoxypine
Replying to MystikTrailblazer · Jfc, all those resources spent on stopping emoxypine? I wasn't even aware it's illegal in the US rather messaging has been different, which is moot here anyway. Aside. Thanks for …
Not just emoxypine, but piracetam and the other racetams, tianeptine, adrafinil, SARMs, peptides, etc.
DIY Ecklonia Cava Topical Serum
Replying to whereismyface_ig · u/MisterYouAreSoDumb IF YOU GUYS OPEN A SKINCARE BRANCH 🤯🤯🤯
I actually already formulated some for myself. I guess starting a skincare brand wouldn't be a bad idea. I could start producing peptides again... because that's allowed? BPC-157, TB-500, and GHK-Cu skincare! I've literally made that for myself before. My wife used to work for PC…
What makes Erinamax Vegetarian but not Vegan?
Replying to nexusoflife · This is why I love Nootropics Depot. Even though I am bummed that Erinamax is not vegan I really love the transparency of your company! Thank you for answering my question. I suppo…
Yes, it is necessary, unfortunately. We are working on other high erinacine A lion's mane products using a different process that will be vegan, though. I am hopeful we can reach similar levels through a different process. We are 30% of the way there already.
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Replying to Warren_sl · To be fair you and your consumers like me are on a real cutting edge compared to most of what’s out there. Take a walk around Vitamin Shoppe, they’re just now getting NAD boosters …
That's true. It's hard for me to put myself in the average consumer's shoes, because we have been on the cutting edge of things for almost 13 years now. Hell, we are about to culture human brain cells in our lab, and video their electrical impulses after being exposed to Erinamax…
What makes Erinamax Vegetarian but not Vegan?
Because milk peptone is used as an additive in the liquid substrate. If an animal ingredient is used at any step, it can't be vegan. Most brands are just going to say it is, because nobody would ever know. However, we always dig into the flow chart and production process to ensur…
Myostatin Mushroom
Replying to in2in · Dude you still takin thymalin epitalon?
Not at the moment, no. However, I am thinking of doing another round. I just did a huge Function Health panel, and my biological age is 10 years younger than my actual age, so that's great! However, those are rookie numbers in this racket. I need to pump those numbers down, so I…
⚠️ NEW PRODUCTS ALERT | Cyatherm Capsules, Lucidimax Capsules, Peruvian Black Maca Powder, Mushroom Magic Powder, Mushroom Magic Advanced Powder, & TUDCA Capsules⚠️
Replying to AdvisorHead8533 · Ordered a big bottle of CyaTherm, Lucidimax, Peruvian Black Maca and TUDCA. Going to take about a week to try these in isolation and see how my body and mind responds to these awes…
I talked in detail about the maca in this comment: https://old.reddit.com/r/NootropicsDepot/comments/1me780g/new_products_alert_cyatherm_capsules_lucidimax/n68y7sr/ So you might have to wait for Emiel to get back for a more in-depth review of the maca. The same goes for TUDCA. It…
Is ND done launching new products?
Replying to weltweite · I remember DatBTrue (peptide guru) back in the day really liked Cell Logics EnduraCell broccoli sprout powder. I also remember emailing back and forth with their head biochemist (I…
It's a lot more complex than that, and broccoli sprouts are not a good source for a reason that many people don't know about: epithiospecifier protein (ESP). Many brassica species have ESP in them. What is ESP? ESP functions as a non-catalytic cofactor of myrosinase, the enzyme r…
Is ND done launching new products?
Replying to mantasVid · Still, folk tradition holds them in high regard, that's the impression I've got at least.
I've seen some sites saying that, but I don't really see any evidence they were used for the same purpose as Eurycoma longifolia in the same frequency/manner. They have other uses that their actives are more suited to, like anti-cancer, anti-malarial, anti-microbial, etc. However…
Is ND done launching new products?
Replying to mantasVid · Concerning Tongkat Ali, how about Red and Black varieties, although of uncertain botanical identity, those are considered even more potent than Eurycoma?
Those are Stema tuberosa and Polyalthia bullata. There is a lot less research there, and I think a lot of the stuff being claimed about them is not founded in science. A lot of bullshit is being spread about Tongkat by a few companies, like this eurypeptide nonsense, or that the…
ND & Greg Doucette Partnership…
Replying to P21throwaway · P21?
We were the first to bring out P21. However, I made my own new peptide that I named CEN-1. P21 was what inspired me, though.
ND & Greg Doucette Partnership…
Replying to DoctorBoneMarrow · >I made even more novel peptides that were insanely effective that I never told anyone about or released. lol I've been curious about that since the first you said it many years a…
The one I am referring to was targeting ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF). It is the most nootropic peptide I have ever taken. I actually named it CEN-1 as a working name.
ND & Greg Doucette Partnership…
Replying to OPengiun · I had no idea you invented peptides! Will we ever get a MYASD spiritual successor of PiHKAL? PEPiKAL, perhaps? Hahaha 😅
Ohh yeah, we did a lot of advanced stuff on Ceretropic. We developed a lot of novel things that had never been done before. Alexander Shulgin's efforts inspired me a lot, so I did similar bioassaying efforts. I created completely new molecules and peptides, then tested them out o…
ND & Greg Doucette Partnership…
Replying to Far_Classic_6706 · I thought there was literature that says BPC 157 is oral and nasally systemic? That’s why they sell the pills and sprays. Correct me if Im wrong or misinterpreted what you said tho…
BPC-157 does have some systemic effects, but the extent of that has been overblown by people trying to sell it to people. The bulk of the high quality research on its oral effects are focused on things like IBS and protecting stomach/intestinal cells. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov…
ND & Greg Doucette Partnership…
Replying to ViperAMD · BPC is systematic, subq injection is all you need, doesn't matter where.
BPC-157 does have some systemic effects. However, the extent of that has been overblown by shady publications in predatory open access journals. I've actually used BPC-157 to heal from multiple tendon and ligament tears. I also tried different methods of administration. By far th…