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Phenylpiracetam by LiftMode Review

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#1 digik

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Posted 31 January 2013 - 10:16 PM


I recently ordered Phenylpiracetam from new Amazon vendor LiftMode during a free product promotion posted on reddit.com/r/nootropics. Having not yet tried any of the Racetams, I seized on the opportunity and ordered 5 grams for merely the price of shipping. (So much for trying something more subtle to start.) It looks like LiftMode is really out to win customers over with a decent selection of pure product and professional service at very reasonable prices, and I just wanted to post a review of my positive experience for the Longecity community.

Shipping was incredibly fast with my order arriving Saturday via USPS after purchasing it Thursday evening. Everything was very professionally packaged with the Phenylpiracetam contained in a shrinkwrapped aluminum & glass cosmetic jar and a .15cc measuring spoon in a heavy-duty zip-lock bag. Also included was a detailed three-page certificate of analysis confirming greater than advertised 98% purity-- actually 99.2%.

I had been building my supplement stack toward the eventual inclusion of a Racetam. Having already supplemented citicoline for a month with great success, I was ready to jump right in with the Phenylpiracetam. My stack is below for reference; I try to keep it simple but effective & synergistic. I’m 31, in very athletic shape, and have battled chronic depression/anhedonia exacerbated by past alcohol use since 22 with major recent success in finally banishing it.

Tyrosine - 1000-1500 mg 30 min prior to first meal
Citicoline 500-750 mg 30 min prior to first meal
GNC Megamen Sport MV with first meal
CoQ10 - 200mg with first meal
Omega 3 Fish Oil 800EPA / 500DHA - ~1 teaspoon
Magnesium Glycinate - 400 mg divided into two doses morning/night
Perika St. John’s Wort 3% hyperforin - 300 mg 3x daily
Monster Milk Protein Supplement w/ BCAA complex & creatine- 1 or two servings before and/or after workout
Vitamin Shoppe ‘Snooze-in’ w/ 3 mg Melatonin 30 min prior to bed.

I began my Phenylpiracetam experiment on Sunday with a 100 mg dose taken sublingually until dissolved and washed down with water and juice. Initial effects set in after only about 20-30 building quickly to a rush of sustained energy then focus, waves of warm euphoria, and amazing lucidity within an hour or so. The dopamine based euphoria I experienced is the kind we seem to experience less and less over the years as we lose Dopamine receptors with age and alcohol use. For the first time in a long time, I felt highly activated and focused to do work (almost as if by invisible hand), so I set about effortless cleaning and organizing my space. The clinical findings of neuromotor activation were spot on.

The effects were noticeable and robust for a good 5 hours with very gentle tapering of the energizing & driving aspect of the chemical throughout the evening.

Subsequent doses have followed the same pattern sans the initial head rush I experienced the first few days. This is welcome as I’m not really a fan of manic states. For the sake of concision here are some other observations:
  • Increased fluidity of thought and language - both written and verbal.
  • Amazing, laser focus on anything I choose to work on which persists until completion. My best advice is to have some tasks planned to best utilize this aspect of the drug. Having nothing planned can be beneficial too, though, if you just have a bunch of tasks to take care of around the house or out and about. I guarantee you’ll be actively seeking things out to do.
  • Increased recall. I’ve been challenging myself with remembering new words & facts and I’m pretty impressed with the results. It’s as if the last shroud of depression has been lifted. Previously St. John’s Wort and citicoline had returned my long-term memories; the Phenylpiracetam has returned my ability to quickly and effortlessly memorize new material.
  • General mood elevation: St. John’s Wort established a baseline, bringing me back from the depths of depression; this provides the missing facet of mood stabilization and bright outlook.
  • The purported athletic performance effects also seem to hold up. I noticed less fatigue and nearly instant ability to increase my weight lifting maximums by 10 lbs this week in all areas, and I look forward to assessing its athletic performance enhancing effects again this weekend while skiing.
  • Renewed interest and enthusiasm for music with a heightened acuity for higher frequency sounds, which re-exposes the digital compression in a lot of music. I’ve had to go so far as to turn the treble down on my stereo system
  • No noticeable visual acuity improvements, although I might have already have plateaued in that area using citicoline consistently.
  • No noticeable internal spatial/creativity improvements so far although there has been a phenomenological increase in ideathesia/synesthesia. Being an architectural designer by profession, I’ve always been proud of my intrinsic ability to internally conceptualize 3d spaces and graphic design. Improvements are always welcome, but none yet. given Phenylpiracetam’s derivation from Piracetam with its inter-hemisperic communication improvement abilities, I remain curious as to the longer term changes and potentiations.
  • Noticed some insomnia developing where I could not turn my brain off at bedtime. Today I experimented with a slightly lower dose to see if i can get attain a more favorable decay, although a new study seems to indicate that Melatonin and other hypnotic drugs’ effects may be inhibited by Piracetam and its analogs. To counteract this,I might need to try some tryptophan with my nightly glass of milk. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1574967/
  • P-Piracetam’s purported effect on glucose utilization seems to hold true, as I notice my cognitive abilities are greatly enhanced by increasing intake of healthy snacks with glucose throughout the day.
  • Unfortunately there is a possibility for non-responders. My good friend is also trying P-Piracetam with a similar supplement stack and tells me she has felt no effects after 5 days of supplementation. Hope remains that the longer term benefits might manifest, though.

All-in-all, I’m considerably impressed by this nootropic from LiftMode and would encourage others who suffer from anhedonia, asthenia, depression, loss of lucidity/brain fog, or just desire a cognitive edge to give this a try. We live in an age where more and more is asked of us on a daily basis, but science is also augmenting our ability to safely achieve a higher state of existence. We owe it to ourselves to work smarter, not harder and preserve our minds so we can enjoy our increasing lifespans.

Thanks again to LiftMode for their generous offer and professionalism in their efforts to become a valuable member of the community.

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Posted 01 February 2013 - 05:23 PM

Thanks for that detailed review. I've found Phenylpiracetam to be hit or miss. This morning I took 150mg - and I can definitely feel more alert - but only a little. For me, it is better for physical activities such as the gym.

Congrats on battling your depression. Though i've never suffered myself, I know others who have.

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#3 digik

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Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:34 PM

Thanks for the well wishes! It's been quite a long journey, and I'm ecstatic to feel like myself again. Longecity has been an amazing resource in my search to find cures that really work vs the emotionally blunting pharmaceutical anti-depressants, so I joined in hopes that I could give back to community.

Agreed regarding Phenylpiracetam's variability-- there's definitely the possibility of non-responders and differing effective doses with this just like the other Racetams, as my friend dosed up to 200mg for a week with no effect. Based on the studies available, this should have been effective given her weight of 50kg. http://www.ncbi.nlm....pubmed/21689376

I also concur regarding physical activities. Skiing yesterday resulted in noticeable endurance improvements and decreased reaction/processing time where I felt so much more connected with my legs.

I plan to continue the Phenylpiracetam regimen until it runs out, since the dopamine availability and receptor increase has helped so much, but I'd be curious to hear about your perspective on some of the other Racetams and nootropics you've used compared to Phenylpiracetam.

I was also in touch with Mark of Liftmode and wanted pass along some of the information about upcoming products he conveyed to me. Unfortunately, he ran into issues with US customs with the recent FDA enforcements of large-quantity racetam importation, but is working with those agencies in hopes of a resolution. The FDA is apparently swamped, though, and there's no time frame and no guarantee of success. Currently, it looks like individuals will need to continue to use the Chapter 971 personal importation law for up to three-months individual supply for those affected compounds.

We've purchased much more phenylpiracetam this time, so we should be able to remain in stock once it arrives and passes purity testing.

The customs / FDA situation with the other racetams remains in complete limbo, and we have no time estimate to rely upon. At this point we are resigned to leaving the 50kg of Piracetam, Aniracetam and Oxiracetam in storage indefinitely, followed by incinerating them.

We are seeking US-based suppliers of the Phenylpiracetam, Aniracetam and Oxiracetam who have either manufactured the products within the US, or already completed customs clearance for the materials.

We've identified one candidate firm so far, and if all goes well, we will aim to make a new purchase of these three materials, and begin offering them on a bulk wholesale basis to independent researchers with the intent that they be used for R&D. It appears other intended uses will not be legally tenable in the US.

In the next 3-4 months, we are hoping to introduce the following additional nootropics (aside from the three racetams above) to our product line:

  • Coluracetam
  • Sunifiram
  • Unifiram
  • Picamilon
  • Choline Bitartrate
  • D-cycloserine
  • Vinpocetine
We are also considering, pending resolution of FDA issues:
  • Bulk Adrafinil
  • Bulk Tianeptine
We also have some unique novel nootropics in development, which have been well researched, but have not previously been offered in the US, which we may introduce in the next 6 months, but are not ready to disclose yet.


Edited by digik, 04 February 2013 - 08:50 PM.


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Posted 21 September 2013 - 09:17 AM

If I was you instead of using all these supplements which would cost a lot, you should just go to a doctor and get a proper medication.

Its like trying to treat an in grown toe nail with herbal or OTC products, it simply will not work. You need precripion drugs to make a REAL difference.

all this mini-supplements is a waste of time, don't bother. just go out there and go to the lovely doctor.
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