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[raihan mirza]

Hey,

I was just wondering I really don't want to mix my piracetam and juice early in the morning to drink it when I am in a big hurry trying to get to college. Would mixing it at night and refrigerating it decrease its nootropic effects?

[Humanescence]

Hey,

I was just wondering I really don't want to mix my piracetam and juice early in the morning to drink it when I am in a big hurry trying to get to college. Would mixing it at night and refrigerating it decrease its nootropic effects?

I pre-dissolve piracetam near saturation point in distilled water and drink from the bottle, a sip = ~ 2g.
It can stay in water for months and taste the same ...

In your case I'd say it's not a problem as piracetam is added as in ingredient in sold drinks.

I too, would really like to know.

Edited by Humanescence, 05 September 2010 - 09:22 PM.

[chrono]

Is piracetam as we receive it a freebase? If so, dissolving it in certain juices and letting it sit for a long time might convert it to a salt, which might change the properties somewhat. But those are several "mights," so it also might be perfectly fine. I guess if it still works for you when doing it this way, you're set. But I wouldn't use juice for long-term storage of pharmaceuticals, so I'd say to finish up each batch in a day or two.

Personally, I much prefer piracetam dissolved in water. The chemical taste when combined with something like OJ is much worse, for me. And dissolving it in pure water would obviate any of the potential concerns I just mentioned, and make it suitable for much more long-term storage.

In your case I'd say it's not a problem as piracetam is added as in ingredient in sold drinks.

Really? I've never heard of piracetam being added to commercial beverages, though a friend of mine had this idea a while ago. Any links?