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[Patanjali]

Hi all,
I need some advice regarding Sulbutiamine. Unfortunately for my recently started quest in nootropics, I live in Europe,
where most of the promising substances discussed in this forum are scheduled as prescription meds.
To the point:
Would the medication in the picture below be an adequate substitute for the Sulbutiamine that you can buy in the US?
Feedback is very much appreciated!

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[zorba990]

Maybe Allithiamine from garlic?
http://www.iherb.com...-Capsules/25831

[Patanjali]

thx for your reply zorba (the greek?), but kinda didn't answer my question...

[pamojja]

The product you linked to contains 250 mcg Vitamin B12 as Cyanocobalamin, 90 mg B6 as pyrodoxine hcl and 40 mg Vitamin B1 as Benfotiamin. Though Sulbutiamine is a Vitamin B1 analog too, it has it's own distinct properties like raising Vitamin B1 in the brain the most. So no, this wouldn't be a adequate substitute for Sulbutiamine.

In the EU you can easily get noots through online shops from within the EU without customs interfering, mostly located in the UK. A search here should find a few recommendations.

[Endymion]

I'm searching myself. I came across these guys who sell sulbutiamine and they look pretty legit:

http://www.jgsupplem...powder-30g.html

I highly doubt there'd be any interference from customs.

[polymathic]

Yes, EU to EU countries don't have customs interference, at least in my experience.

[Flex]

I live in Germany and bought Sulbutiamine in the UK without Problems.

Just type: nootropic uk sulbutamine in Google

I would give Ebay also a try, since they offer a lot of vendors from the UK

Unfortunaetly I´ve forgot form where i bought it.

[Colour]

PM me

[Colour]

Nvm find it yourself, it's easy