Nootropics
Key
R is for Research
N is for Natural
C is for Choline, and refers to either choline supplements or nootropics that work on choline
S is for Stimulant
F is for Formula
G is for Nutrient-based
Popular Nootropics
Popular Stimulants
Nootropic Formulas
We conduct reviews of popular nootropic formulas. Formulas are typically recommended for absolute newcomers who don’t wish to experiment personally and want an “out of the box” solution. Most formulas address multiple aspects of cognitive function rather than one specific area.
Nutrient Based Nootropics
We typically categorize nootropics that occur naturally in foods or are produced endogenously as “nutrient based nootropics”.
Lesser Known Nootropics
Typically nootropics which we’d class as “research” chemicals that haven’t made it into the mainstream yet, usually due to lack of human trials. Compounds listed here include research based ampakines and novel compounds such as IDRA-21.
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I seem to be a responder to Noopept at normal doses of 10-20mg once or twice a day. Sublingual is much more noticeable, though it tastes terrible. I don't think I see as much of a memory boost, but I notice that I feel much more awake and get more done. It's been very helpful on days following little sleep.