Comment · Sat, July 11, 2020 · ND Owner
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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
Those are not sensitive at all. Phenylpiracetam's melting point is about 130*C, or 266*F. Citicoline's melting point is about 240*C, or 464*F. Unless your porch is on the surface of Mercury, you should be good!
Uridine/citicoline up-regulate dopamine receptors. I don't often hear people talking about phenylpiracetam's effect on dopamine receptors, but it does up-regulate D2 by 29% and D3 by 62%. Do you have a link to it affecti
Replying to [deleted] · You have nothing to feel guilty about. Drug usage isn't inherently morally wrong. Adderall can be used in moderation with little negative effect, or so I've read. NMDA antagonists…
Ohh then you'll be happy I got the full paper for you! ;-) http://ge.tt/3pUxK4f/v/0?c
The results from our latest round of testing are in. We all had a pretty good idea that the Bacognize would fair well, as Nootropics Depot's tests showed. However, we now have 3rd party results confirming it. * Lead- .0
Phenylpiracetam, adrafinil, and centrophenoxine are the ones that will go away January 1st. No question, they are done in China. Don't worry, though. We knew about all this months ago, and have been buying up all the rem
We won't run out. We prepared for this a long time ago, and pretty much bought out all the stock worldwide. So we have a LOT in our inventory. We are also close to getting our other synthesis labs outside of China operat
Replying to rustinr · Phenibut when they still had it. Was basically a guaranteed good day in powder form. It was nefarious because of that, but if kept to twice a week at most it's fine. Anti anxiety, …
Their black seed oil is not standardized to thymoquinone, and they claim that their strongest oil has 3.52% thymoquinone content, but that claim only shows up once on their site. Our basic Nigella sativa has 5% and our m