Nootropic stack-need opinions

[ch0sa]

Here is my current stack

Everyday:
Modafinil 100 mg
Dihexa 5 mg
Bromatane (cycle between 50 and 75 mg)
Lithium Orotate 10 mg

EOD (3-4 times a week)
Noopept 20 mg
Huperzine-A 200 mcg
Test days
Ritalin IR 20 mg (taken 45-60 minutes before test)
Phenlypiracetam 400-500 mg
(yes I know adderall is better, but my source charges 2x more for Addy IR than Ritalin)

Nothing on Sundays

I will completely stop taking Phenylpiracteam every 4th week for a week to reset tolerance

WHAT I NEED HELP WITH MOST (PLEASE DONT DNR):
And are there any compounds you would switch/drop/add
If compound doses are bad and if how often I take a certain compound is bad

If you help I promise to react to your post for rep

 

[Y̷a̶g̶a̷m̴i̸]

What method are you using to take dihexa? I've heard it's only truly effective when applied transdermally through dmso

 

[ch0sa]

What method are you using to take dihexa? I've heard it's only truly effective when applied transdermally through dmso

Oral, since it was designed to be taken orally bioavailable

 

[ch0sa]

bump

 

[Y̷a̶g̶a̷m̴i̸]

Oral, since it was designed to be taken orally bioavailable

Have you been taking this already or just ordered it? I want to do noops at some point but it's not in my budget, i wonder if just dihexa and modafinal would make a difference

 

[ch0sa]

Have you been taking this already or just ordered it? I want to do noops at some point but it's not in my budget, i wonder if just dihexa and modafinal would make a difference

tbh this is around 300 dollars, but my parents are help paying for it, I am about to order, and your stack would make a difference but I would recommend doing a bit more research since modafnil is a stimulant and dihexa takes time to work, and dihexa is a risk, theres zilch human studies

 

[Y̷a̶g̶a̷m̴i̸]

tbh this is around 300 dollars, but my parents are help paying for it, I am about to order, and your stack would make a difference but I would recommend doing a bit more research since modafnil is a stimulant and dihexa takes time to work, and dihexa is a risk, theres zilch human studies

Yeah I've done research in the past but always has been too expensive for me, I prioritize looking better still like I'm spending money on test, accutane, minox, dut, mt2

 

[ch0sa]

Yeah I've done research in the past but always has been too expensive for me, I prioritize looking better still like I'm spending money on test, accutane, minox, dut, mt2

doses?

 

[ch0sa]

bump

 

[ch0sa]

please boost

 

[ies]

why are you taking 20mg of noopept, and whats your source for the Modafinil. Ive been trying to build a stack

 

[procencion//]

Here is my current stack

Everyday:
Modafinil 100 mg
Dihexa 5 mg
Bromatane (cycle between 50 and 75 mg)
Lithium Orotate 10 mg

EOD (3-4 times a week)
Noopept 20 mg
Huperzine-A 200 mcg
Test days
Ritalin IR 20 mg (taken 45-60 minutes before test)
Phenlypiracetam 400-500 mg
(yes I know adderall is better, but my source charges 2x more for Addy IR than Ritalin)

Nothing on Sundays

I will completely stop taking Phenylpiracteam every 4th week for a week to reset tolerance

WHAT I NEED HELP WITH MOST (PLEASE DONT DNR):
And are there any compounds you would switch/drop/add
If compound doses are bad and if how often I take a certain compound is bad

If you help I promise to react to your post for rep

switch out noopept with tak 653 because noopept is an ampa agonist and will be toxic long term and tak is a modulator so it wouldn’t actually harm the receptors

 

[ies]

switch out noopept with tak 653 because noopept is an ampa agonist and will be toxic long term and tak is a modulator so it wouldn’t actually harm the receptors

Its not a ampa agonist

 

[procencion//]

Its not a ampa agonist

that is what i’ve heard from multiple people never cared to check so maybe im wrong sorry. i’ve just seen reviews from many people in the nootropics community that tak is generally better experience than noopept sorry for the misinfo

 

[ch0sa]

switch out noopept with tak 653 because noopept is an ampa agonist and will be toxic long term and tak is a modulator so it wouldn’t actually harm the receptors

I get what your saying, noopept is an agonist but it doesnt force the receptors open itself, Noopept makes the receptors more sensitive only when your brain's natural glutamate is already present. Noopept actually blocks and protects against glutamate excitotoxicity which is the toxicity you get from traditional agonists