Comment · Wed, December 11, 2013 · Ceretropic
My Experiences with Less Common and Pharmaceutical Grade Nootropics
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simcloud · 76 points
Hello. I've lurked around here for quite a while now but this is my first post. Hopefully I'm doing it correctly. When I first came to this board, I was determined to set out on a very specific mission. I was wanted to try nootropics, but I wanted to have the reassurance of authenticity provided by using only brand name, pharmaceutical grade products. As my quest progressed, my interests became a bit more broad. I found myself eager to try nootropics that don't commonly find themselves listed among the typical stacks on stackadvice. I have spent approximately two years meticulously sampling a variety of nootropics, many of which I was unable to locate much reliable information for on the web. The following is a brief rundown of my experience with each nootropic, including the source of the product, my dosing regimen, and my personal results. Unfortunately, the vast majority of these trials yielded more disappointment than anything else. That being said, I hope this is useful to someone. For the sake of being up front, I am an otherwise healthy individual and am currently a graduate student in psychology. Where appropriate, success using a given nootropic was metered through the us…
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I was reading about the selank but am still unsure about the difference between the two. Would you say its a good substitute until semax gets release. One more question(sorry!) But since you're gonna ship it in powder form, how diluted will the solution be? 1% or 0.1%? And selank would be 0.15% would it not? Also will you guys ship to Canada? Thanks so much for taking your time to read and answer those questions!
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
I would say so, yes. However, I have not tried either of them yet. I am only going on studies I have read. Selank should be more of an anti anxiety supplement, where Semax will be more cognitive enhancing.
Selank is an immunomodulator, helping to keep the appropriate balance of helper T-cells. It also modulates the levels of NE, DA, and 5-HT. It has also been shown to modulate BDNF.
We calculated the dosage to be the same as the 1% version for Semax. It will come in vials that you can choose how to mix with. We are suggesting mixing with bacteriostatic water, then injecting it subcutaneously. That is going to give you the best bioavailability. However, you can choose to mix it in bacteriostatic water, then put it in a nasal squirter if you want.
And yes, we will ship to Canada.