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Noopept

  • CAS No.: 157115-85-0
  • Purity: 99
  • Min quantity: 1 Kilograms
  • Price: USD 1~10/Kilograms
  • Place of Orign: wuhan,Hubei,China
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  • Product Name.:Noopept
  • CAS No: 157115-85-0
  • Weight: 318.37
  • Formula: C17H22N2O4
  • Boiling Point: 547.3°Cat760mmHg
  • Density: 1.202g/cm3

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Noopept is a very potent Ampakine nootropic drug, and the nootropics brand name for the research peptide "N-phenylacetyl-L-prolyglycine ethyl ester." Noopept capsules is an entirely synthetic molecule, and has a similar effect to Piracetam, though its effects are quoted as up to 1000 times stronger. Effects are very much like a "mega dose" of piracetam (when a nootropic is taken in dosages up to 8 times the usual amount) and even provides a slight psycho stimulatory effect when taken in low to moderate dosages. Typical dosages of Noopept range from 10mg at the lower end, to a maximum effective dosage of 30mg per day. When higher dosages are taken then this, tiredness can result, negating many of Noopept's benefits, alongside tolerance and an increase in Noopept's negative side effects. Noopept, for best results, should be taken 3 times daily (preferably once with each meal) and should be taken with a choline source (preferably CDP Choline) for maximum results. Noopept, like Piracetam, displayed many neuroprotective effects in rats and mice during testing. More studies are needed to confirm exactly what causes Noopept's supposed neuroprotective effect.


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CAS No:157115-85-0 N-(1-(Phenylacetyl)-L-prolyl)glycine ethyl ester

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