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Noopept is usually touted as being “1000 times stronger than Piracetam”. This is a true statement in terms of potency because Noopept gets metabolized much more efficiently than the racetam family. This means a much lower dosage is needed to get desired results from this nootropic. -
Aniracetam is a very unique nootropic drug, has many anti-anxiety effects on its own, and stacks very well with stimulant nootropics, such as Phenylpiracetam or Adrafinil. Typical dosages of Aniracetam range from 700mg-2100mg, with mega doses spanning from 2500-5000mg at a time. -
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Phenylpiracetam (also known as Carphedon) is a derivative of piracetam and is estimated to be 30 to 60 times more effective[1]. A Russian development, the first mention of the effects of the substance was documented as far back as the 1980's [2]. Piracetam was the first ever nootropic and when one extra molecule from the Phenyl group was added it became remarkably more potent. -
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Sunifiram is a newly minted ampakine nootropic with strong shared resemblance to the original nootropic, Piracetam. Sunifiram is an entirely synthetic derivative of the racetam family of drugs, and has a similar mechanism of action in the brain to many other molecularly related compounds, such as Nefiracetam (for how it affects the hippocampus.) -
Piracetam is the original racetam, the prototype nootropic, and was the first official “smart drug” ever created. Developed in the mid 1960’s, Piracetam has since generated dozens of spin off nootropics, including five other racetams (Aniracetam, Oxiracetam, Pramiracetam, Phenylpiracetam, and Coluracetam), the ampakine nootropics (Noopept, Sunifiram, and Unifiram), and additional stimulant nootropics, hell bent on increasing overall cognition and mental performance.
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