Comment · Wed, February 18, 2015 · Ceretropic
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Debonaire_Death · 21 points
I checked tonight, and none of the normal vendors have it. TLR, Ceretropic, THT... nothing.
What gives? Please don't tell me it's been patented/regulated.
What they were answering
onecrap · 1 points
What product was that?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
It was just an analog of NSI-189.
Comment · Tue, February 17, 2015 · 3 pts
I wonder where all that NSI-189 that was not sold is... Where on earth would large amounts of it still exist? Hmmm
Comment · Tue, February 17, 2015 · 3 pts
They were upset because we were piggybacking off the name "NSI-189." Jason and I came up with some cool NSI-189 analogs. I'm sure we could synthesize it, and call it CRE-1, or something like that.
Comment · Tue, February 17, 2015 · 5 pts
I like to store all nootropic powders in hand-sewn animal skin pouches. Nothing like the inside of a water buffalo to stabilize Tianeptine, let me tell you.
Comment · Wed, February 18, 2015 · 4 pts
Ehh, I see that they have to defend their intellectual property. They think they have a home run in NSI-189, and do not want to jeopardize that.
Comment · Wed, February 18, 2015 · 2 pts
Memantine is off-patent in April 2015. It's not worth their time. NSI-189 is still not approved, and could be a billion dollar drug. So the difference is one is at the beginning of the drugs life cycle, and the other is
Comment · Wed, February 18, 2015 · 1 pts
Well I would like to think we would assign numbers with actual meaning to them. Haha
Comment · Thu, February 19, 2015 · 1 pts
It's also to do with the size of the companies. Neuralstem is only worth $100 million. A lot, but nothing compared to Actavis at $91 billion. Actavis does not give a shit about us. We are like single celled organisms to
Comment · Thu, February 19, 2015 · 1 pts
Yeah, but we are not selling XR. The new patent only covers the delivery system, not the drug itself. These kind of shady patent issues are why they are worth $91 Billion. You don't get to that point by being the nice gu
Comment · Tue, February 24, 2015 · 2 pts
I've known about Dihexa for over a year. I have even tried to get it synthed a while back. It's a 14 mer peptide, so it is very expensive. FGL, which is a 15 mer peptide, is even more promising. However, it too is too ex
Comment · Tue, February 24, 2015 · 2 pts
Dihexa looks to be about a 25mg dosage, based on rat studies. FGL is 30mg threshold, and 100mg ideal. I'd have to charge like $300/g for Dihexa. FGL is not even in the realm of possibility with the pricing I am currently
Comment · Tue, February 24, 2015 · 1 pts
I'll see if I can find them tomorrow. It's 8pm, and my girlfriend is already wondering where I am. Not like I leave the office before 8pm usually anyway... Message me tomorrow to remind me, if you have not already found
As some of you may know, TLR has been selling proprietary compounds and extracts since they launched. That led a lot of people, including myself, to call them out on the practice. Who in their right mind would take somet
Since I cannot sticky the post made by /u/aesthet, I decided to make a text post with the links to both the poll, and the results. If you have used NSI-189, please add your experience to the poll, so that we can get some
Replying to redan-yadayada · Would you be able to request a quote for NRX-1074 and split the cost via a sort of group buy? You get the benefit of getting the majority of the compound at a lower cost via bulk …
I'm sure you know it is a lot harder than just asking a lab to make a compound. It's like pulling teeth to get these labs to take on new synths that might not work out. I've been working for almost 3 years on that Modafi
A link to the poll might get you more responses.
Be careful ordering direct from China. Wuhan is who sent us the DXM labeled as Bromantane. Test EVERYTHING. Even the most professional suppliers mess up. It's a batch by batch thing. Other vendors got good Bromantane fro
Replying to sayitaintsoap · ceretropic is working on a derivative they plan to sell I believe. also, tht may have it at the end of this month when they open.
We got a cease and desist from Neuralstem's lawyers, so that is no longer happening.