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[BLimitless]

I was reading that sarcosine needs to be dosed every 2 hours to be useful.


Well, the solution is simple, get one of these:




It's an asthma inhaler. Now modify it so that inside it there is a liquid spray nozzle at the bottom. Cut one of those metal canisters, fit it over your spray bottle. Then it looks exactly like an inhaler. Now you can discreetly administer nootropics wherever the hell you like. If someone gives you a funny look? Give them that glint that says "I have 35 different types of cancer, my family just died a gory death in front of my eyes and I stepped on a piece of lego this morning and you're an asshole". People have a lot of sympathy for asthma patients (for that matter, anyone with a severe outwardly visible problem), but it's unfortunate that the same courtesy is not extended to those of us who have a neurodegenerative disease. Solution: this.

Edited by BLimitless, 27 December 2012 - 01:38 PM.

[peakplasma]

I'm interested.
An enterprising nootropic supplier might start producing "canisters" of Piracetam.
Could you post pictures? What kind of liquid spray nozzle? What kind of spray bottle?

[BLimitless]

Hi, I don't have any pictures as the idea just came to mind today. I will get on it though at some point, as I need to keep a regular intake of sarcosine soon enough.

The type of bottle I was thinking of was this:




You can get them from any drug store/chemist/supermarket, they're made either for bath or travel purposes. Personally I do not like the idea of Bisphenol A leaching into my nootropics though so I'd go with a metal bottle, but you can see the principle of operation. Of course you can just use a bottle like the "Travalo" which is tiny and made for the purpose of fragrance/aftershave and skip the whole inhaler thing. I just thought the inhaler thing would be cool in places you need to be really discrete about it such as where there is a policy of "no food and drink" for example.

[kevinseven11]

transdermal?