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[Reformed-Redan]

I recent found a website selling the adrafinil derivative CRL-40,941. Worth checking out. Could someone do a review at your own risk with your lab rat? Thanks.

http://www.purechemi...40941-128-c.asp

[Reformed-Redan]

Their SOS rating is iffy; but, worth getting some, lab test it, and then trial with a lab rat.

[Nobility]

Hello,

Thank you for the link.
Yes, I think well if you are going to purchase "research chemicals", I think they are a good website.
I came across another website before that gave ratings,experiences,etc of the research chemicals sites.

But yeah, the website you posted, they seem to be of the A class anyway.

while, you would want to make sure the research chemical itself is safe as in; no long term damage/health problems, then ......

http://www.chemsrus.com/forum/

[Nobility]

And from my understanding, you would want to be firstly EXTREMELY careful with research chemicals as they firstly may do extreme damage to the heart.

Secondly, some are neurotoxic. and this is fact, you can look it up.

and the dosage.
I bought some beta-pea (not EVEN a research chemical), and 30% of a teaspoon = ??? , 50% (half a teaspoon) = feel like the devil walking on the earth but its burning (extrremely awful. felt so bad and full of worry ,AWFUL AWFUL stuff. such hell it was. god dam it.

my point is. shit can be dangerous. THINK!

from reddit;

(I am not a pharmacist/pharmacologist/toxicologist, but I do read about this sort of stuff in my free time. Feel free to take this post with a grain of salt.)
The jury's still out on this one due to lack of research. Basically, the flouride ion is highly [neuro]toxic, but when flourine is bound to a ring it forms one of the strongest bonds in organic chemistry, requiring a large amount of energy to break the flouride ion off. This bond is so strong that it's very unlikely that it's broken when your body metabolizes the fluorinated drug (thus releasing the toxic flouride ion), but it's certainly not impossible. Basically, there's no way to know for sure in the absence of clinical research.
To answer the second part of your question, yes, this would carry over to nootropics.
tl;dr: nobody really knows for sure.

I then searched up 4-fa, and it was indeed neurotoxic... it is indeed a research chemical.

point is. and also, I remember reading some other thing with a research chemical, and it caused parkisions. destoryed the dopamine. or something.
so yeah.

MUST BE VERY CAREFUL.

don't mess around with research chemicals !!!
because, not only does it cause the bad effects on the heart,etc for during the use, it may also cause permanent damage.

http://www.reddit.co...o_group_on_the/

[PWAIN]

I get:

403 - Forbidden: Access is denied.

When I try access that web site....