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[semi-retarded-individual]

I'm 24 and have always tested at 20/20 vision. I have never struggled to see objects or print neither near or far but when I consume around 1 gram or so of Pramiracetam, my sight is noticeably impaired. I thought racetams were reported to enhance vision so I'm shocked that Prami is blurring words like this. I've never had issues like this before, not even with Piracetam.

Anyone else ever experience something similar?

[semi-retarded-individual]

I can barely read the text on the screen below a 12pt font. From 20/20 vision to this? I wonder what the cause is? It has happened on multiple occasions.

[Junk Master]

I've experienced some temporary inability to focus, but it resolves itself.  Don't worry about it.

[Baten]

Any vision impairment I got from supplementing goes away over some time, it's probably just some inbalance.
Stop supplementing until it fades, and try again. Most likely your body will be used to it by then.
The first time I supplemented glutamic acid with piracetam, I had a noticeable tunnel vision for half an hour. Looking at my computer screen was pretty damn trippy, lol.

[semi-retarded-individual]

Yea, it definitely abates with time. I just find it odd that so many people rave about improved vision on the racetams while for me it causes the exact opposite to occur.

[semi-retarded-individual]

I may have been quick to point my finger at Pramiracetam. This morning I took the following with no Pramiracetam and the blurry vision returned:

• Tonalin CLA
  
• Grapeseed Extract
  
• NOW Candida Clear
  
• Banaba Leaf
  
• CoQ10

I'm quite convinced it is one of these supplements causing the disturbance to my eyesight. Perhaps the Banaba Leaf is lowering my already low blood sugar levels and causing the blurred vision?

[Syavka]

I had exactly the same problems with Pramiracetam at first its amazing but after 3 or 4 days started to give me terrible brain fog and blurry vision. Also it stays in your systems for quite some time even after stopping it completely!

[semi-retarded-individual]

Yea, I've noticed that its effects seem to linger much longer than those of Piracetam.