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Best solvent for noopept?

Replying to baronjpetor · Noopept is extremely stable. It's a small dipeptide and would probably last for many years in deionized water if you store it in good conditions (ie, in your fridge). There's no ne…

Noopept's half life in water is 1 year. It's likely a bit longer in DI water stored properly. A more stable solution would be propylene glycol, but you need heat, stirring, and time to filly solvate it. So you would need

Dipeptide analogs of piracetam, noopept, sulpiride,... exhibiting far superior potency and specificity to their putative mechanisms.

They are not talking about analogs of noopept. Noopept IS the analog they are discussing. The other compounds are not analogs of piracetam, either. They took inspiration from some of the functional groups, but they are V

New Noopept variations/modifications

Noopept is already capped with a phenylacetyl group to protect it. It's not like a normal peptide.

Anyone experimented with THT's CNTF fragment 147-150?

No!!!! You can't just say, "Ohh, the active sequence in P21 is DGGL, so let's just sell powdered DGGL!" Pharmacodynamics do not work like that! That would be like saying, "Ohh dopamine is good. Let's sell powdered dopami

Will heat or acidity degrade noopept? (can I put noopept in my morning cup of coffee?)

Noopept's melting point is 97*C (206*F). That is less than boiling, which is what most people use for coffee. So I would not suggest putting it in boiling water. I'd be worried about stomach enzymes too. Oral administra

Long Term Neuroprotective Supplements?

There is some really cool stuff now that may be doing just that. I took my first dose of SR9009 today. That is a Rev-ErbA agonist, which reverses mitochondrial damage, and even creates new mitochondria in cells. It has b