Vinpocetine vs Hydergine
1cc 17 Feb 2010
Is Vinpocetine an equivalent substitute for Hydergine?
I wanted to use Hydergine initially, but Vinpocetine is easier to get and cheaper. Would one experience the same benefits from Vinpocetine that one would get from Hydergine?
I wanted to use Hydergine initially, but Vinpocetine is easier to get and cheaper. Would one experience the same benefits from Vinpocetine that one would get from Hydergine?
Neuro-active 17 Feb 2010
Correct me if I'm wrong here but that's like comparing apples to oranges.Is Vinpocetine an equivalent substitute for Hydergine?
I wanted to use Hydergine initially, but Vinpocetine is easier to get and cheaper. Would one experience the same benefits from Vinpocetine that one would get from Hydergine?
I don't believe their effects are even close to similar...hydergine works with receptors like dopamine, and serotonin...perhaps a few others. I believe it is an MAO inhibitor. While vinpocetine just increases blood flow to the brain.
So, no, I would say that vinpocetine is an equivalent substitute. However, I feel it's effects are well worth the use.
nito 18 Feb 2010
does anyone know a good cheap source for the shipping of Hydergine to the uk please?