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To which countries do we supply our products?

We supply our products to the largest distributors and manufacturers of ready-made forms from the USA, European Union, South Africa, Australia, Russia.

As an individual, can I buy your products and pay by credit card?

No. We work only in the B2B market, with trading and manufacturing companies. We conclude an official supply contract in accordance with international Incoterms rules. And we pay all taxes and customs duties by all means.

WHAT IS PHENYLPIRACETAM?

Phenylpiracetam is a relatively novel nootropic drug, also known as Phenotropil and Carphedon. As the name indicates, the compound is actually a phenylated analog of piracetam. It was originally developed in Russia in 1983, and is prescribed as a drug over there. The drug was not known outside the Russian Federation till mid of 2010s, when its use lead to disqualification of Olga Pyleva and Roman Usov (Olympic athletes) after the positive dope test. The drug is banned by World Anti-Doping Agency because it improves physical strength and enhance the sports performance even in extreme weather conditions. Besides this, the drug is commonly used for cognitive enhancement, psycho stimulation and improving locomotion.

HOW DOES PHENYLPIRACETAM WORK?

The addition of a phenyl group to piracetam, makes it capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier easily. As a result, even smaller doses of phenylpiracetam can be more effective than higher doses of other nootropic drugs. For example, it is about 30-60 times more potent than that its parent piracetam with same weight. The benefits associated with phenylpiracetam are similar to those of piracetam. It is expected that the users of phenylpiracetam can attain increased memory, efficient recall, improved learning capacity, better focus as well as greater mental energy. There exists preliminary studies, suggesting that the drug can be effective in cognitive decline due to dementia or stoke. It is also assumed that the drug can be helpful in overcoming stress and anxiety. In addition, the drug is popular among bodybuilders for increasing stamina and endurance [1].

EFFECTS OF PHENYLPIRACETAM

As the drug was initially not known to the globe except Russia, the clinical studies are either not available, or these are in Russian language. Especially there is lack of studies for prolonged use of the drug so very little is known about dependency issues, withdrawal symptoms or about any complications for prolonged use. It is generally suggested that this supplement should be taken on need basis (take as you need, and stop when the need fulfil). As most of the data about the drug is unpublished, and some facts are claimed by the manufacturers only. For example, it is claimed that the drug has 100% bioavailability and saturation is achieved within one hour. Manufacturers also claim that phenylpiracetam is indigestible, thus it is either excreted without any change, or is absorbed integrally to the blood stream. This suggests that the compound is not a pro-drug for any other chemicals.

RECOMMENDED DOSAGE / USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Anecdotally, Phenylpiracetam is taken at a dosage of 100-200mg acutely, and this dose is taken 2-3 times per day (totaling a daily range of 200-600mg). The optimal dosage is dependent on each individual and should be slowly groped.

SIDE-EFFECTS OF PHENYLPIRACETAM

It is reported that administering the drug can cause difficulty in sleeping, so it should be taken early in the day, and not in evening or late afternoon. There is very little data on side effects, but there can be adverse effects with higher doses. One should consult a specialist for recommendation of dose, according to his/her own medical conditions and projected benefits.

CAUTION

Phenylpiracetam is not recommended to be used by pregnant or lactating women as well as children. Patients with kidney or liver disorders should also be careful before taking Phenylpiracetam.

REFERENCES

[1] - The phenotropil treatment of the consequences of brain organic lesions - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16447562

WHAT IS PHENIBUT?

Phenibut is a derivative of GABA (gamma-amino-butyric acid), a naturally occurring neurotransmitter. Phenibut is usually marketed as “Noofen” and “Citrocard” and is considered a tranquilizer. It was discovered in Soviet Union during the 1960s. Phenibut is sold as a nutritional supplement in the USA while in Russia it is used as medication to treat different kinds of conditions including posttraumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, asthenia, insomnia, alcoholism, stuttering, and vestibular disorders.
HOW DOES PHENIBUT WORK?
Phenibut is a close structural analogue of GABA. Similarly to GABA, phenibut is not able to cross the blood-brain barrier. The addition of a so called phenyl ring to phenibut enables this ability. Unlike other supplements for lowering stress levels that typically cause drowsiness, phenibut is adversely not affecting performance.
EFFECTS OF PHENIBUT
Based on its benefits, phenibut is categorized as a nootropic, antidepressant, neuroprotective and cardio-protective supplement. As these benefits are similar to other nootropic supplements, phenibut stands out by its anesthetic effects. Where other supplements induce a stimulatory effect, phenibut facilitates muscle relaxation, which in turn leads to a sound sleep. So phenibut acts as a tranquilizer for those who are unable to sleep due to depression, anxiety, fear of other psychic disorders.
SIDE-EFFECTS OF PHENIBUT
Low dosages are considered safe, and common side effects include lightheadedness, headache, fatigue, nausea, dehydration etc. Dehydration is a common side effect where users are suggested to drink plenty of water starting the very first day. In extreme cases, unconsciousness or memory loss may be a potential hazard, especially when using higher dosages. To avoid any complications, a consultation at a physician on dosage and scheduling, before using phenibut, is recommended.
CAUTION
Withdrawal symptoms can occur after prolonged usage with high dosages. Withdrawal symptoms include irritation, nausea, lack of appetite, sleeplessness, restlessness etc. One alleged solution is to withdraw steadily with decreasing dosages.
Special precaution must be taken pregnant or lactating women administering phenibut as very little data is available on its side effects in such circumstances.
It is usually not recommended to combine phenibut with other GABAergic drugs.
REFERENCES
Phenibut and muscle relaxation https://books.google.es/books?id=vI6oBgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=de&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false