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NRX-1074 topic. (Future group buy)

Steve Zissou's Photo Steve Zissou 07 Jan 2015

I tried Ketamine recently, and let me tell you, it's the real deal for depression. The only problem with these could be tolerance to the antidepressant effects. Not sure why anyone cares about legality - you can safely find ketamine/mxe if you live in a decently sized country. All you need is some bitcoin, time, and curiousity. Mxe might be legal in your country also. The anti depressant effects can be felt without light intoxication.

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Virtual Reality's Photo Virtual Reality 07 Jan 2015

I tried Ketamine recently, and let me tell you, it's the real deal for depression. The only problem with these could be tolerance to the antidepressant effects. Not sure why anyone cares about legality - you can safely find ketamine/mxe if you live in a decently sized country. All you need is some bitcoin, time, and curiousity. Mxe might be legal in your country also. The anti depressant effects can be felt without light intoxication.

 

What was your regimen with ketamine?

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Milkyway's Photo Milkyway 08 Jan 2015

Didn't everyone think the structure of NRX 1074 would have been known by now?

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Reformed-Redan's Photo Reformed-Redan 10 Jan 2015

I tried Ketamine recently, and let me tell you, it's the real deal for depression. The only problem with these could be tolerance to the antidepressant effects. Not sure why anyone cares about legality - you can safely find ketamine/mxe if you live in a decently sized country. All you need is some bitcoin, time, and curiousity. Mxe might be legal in your country also. The anti depressant effects can be felt without light intoxication.

I've also looked into MXE. It's actually really easy to obtain and pretty darn cheap and supposedly a lot more efficient than Ketamine from the literature I've seen along with the absence of bladder damage. From most of my readings on using MXE as a self medication type of antidepressant is that it doesnt last very long. Some sort of tolerance seems to develop to the effects. 

 

NO2 is also a NMDA antagonist and has been purported to work similarly to Ketamine for the antidepressant effects.

 

All in all NRX-1074 seems to be long term more sustainable and with added nootropic effects.

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Steve Zissou's Photo Steve Zissou 15 Jan 2015

It's.. already available?

 

90 bucks for 60ish doses.

 

http://teamtlr.com/s...59-snrb-ox.html

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FeelsNumbMan's Photo FeelsNumbMan 15 Jan 2015

TeamTLR seems to have a bunch of substances that I never heard of. I'd be weary trying their stuff out, but surely there's some people who are willing to shell out money just to experiment with some of those unknown substances. Even if there was someone who wanted to be a guinea pig, unfortunately I just don't have the money to try something that *might* help me out. It'd be more reassuring if there were more people who have had more experiences with their stuff and it would be more easier for us all who don't have much money to spend if they were to release it in smaller, cheaper dose... but then again it might not be ideal for their business that way.

 

Nothing against TeamTLR. It's nice to see that they have a lot of those stuff up but upon Google searching it there's hardly anything about 'em.

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Milkyway's Photo Milkyway 16 Jan 2015

That is not NRX 1074.  They offered me a free sample of that with about a 100 dollar purchase.  I think that was the amount.  You might ask them about that.

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Virtual Reality's Photo Virtual Reality 16 Jan 2015

That is not NRX 1074.  They offered me a free sample of that with about a 100 dollar purchase.  I think that was the amount.  You might ask them about that.

So you tried it, how was your experience with it? And in general the other substances you have tried of team TLR.

 

 


Edited by alex921, 16 January 2015 - 12:35 AM.
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Milkyway's Photo Milkyway 16 Jan 2015

I never tried it.  I was tempted.  I am holding out for NRX 1074.  Sorry I can't give you feed back.  As far as their quality is concerned I tried their NSI 189 and it seemed to be effective.

 

 

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Milkyway's Photo Milkyway 17 Jan 2015

Does anyone know why  Naurex is able to be so clandestine about the chemical structure of NRX 1074 when other companies disclose structure before the compound is this far along in the process?

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jaiho's Photo jaiho 18 Jan 2015

It's.. already available?

 

90 bucks for 60ish doses.

 

http://teamtlr.com/s...59-snrb-ox.html

 

Tempted to try this but i'm not one to be a guinea pig.. what would be the potential risks? They say not to be used in humans, obviously for legal reasons. They would surely have tested it on humans not only rats?

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Sygyr's Photo Sygyr 20 Mar 2015

I'm interested in the future group buy. I am also interested in finding out more about whether anyone has tried TeamTLR's SNRB-OX. Seems a little too good to be true.

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Reformed-Redan's Photo Reformed-Redan 20 Mar 2015

I'm interested in the future group buy. I am also interested in finding out more about whether anyone has tried TeamTLR's SNRB-OX. Seems a little too good to be true.

Just a word of warning. It was found the TeamTLR doesnt sell the products they list. Most of their products were tested to have just Taurine in them in a reddit thread. Just an FYI.

 

Best regards.

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Forty Six & 2's Photo Forty Six & 2 21 Mar 2015

Hi Syger,

 

As some wish to spread that which is false, let me note all products released by TLR are only done so as they have been seen to be of the highest therapeutic index and efficacy.

If you wish to contact us we will be more than happy to afford you a free 10mg sample of SNRB-OX.

 

Kindly read the relevant SNRB-OX page in full if you wish to pursue research.

 

As well, kindly note the following that we will reiterate here as to the herein accusations made and this was in reply to someone asking respectfully as regards our proprietary agents:

 

Let me firstly state I respect your viewpoint and your respectable address within this.  Kindly note though that we are not obfuscating, we are simply not revealing; we are offering IP within a format that we feel we can still afford such, wherein it affords the option to the researcher to exert their personal freedom of choice, as well as maintain a level of protection of the IP.  Information that is relevant to the item is expressed within all that we deem essential for fostering progressive research within this format.  Within that aspect being deemed what is of true importance, here we believe it is of clarity and not of obfuscation.  If someone wishes further as to the information and context of which is so provided, we have responded by affording to them what we again feel is of essential pertinence.  Within that, again, the choice is an individual one.  For some we respect this challenges their sensibilities, and that is fine, in some ways perhaps can even be a good thing; though within that the manner in which they proceed from their outlook and decision is their choice.

 

Perhaps we were to have better made the decision to simply not offer these; however, within we are more than well aware they are most all of the highest therapeutic index and efficacy, as well as provide again the essential information pertinent to the basis of progressive research, we deemed this approach was overall for the greater good, which is central to the Project.

 

Indeed this has been addressed in many forms and fashions and is addressed within the "ABOUT TLR" section of the website.  We have recently considered and likely will add another section within this, perhaps so it is more prominent, as within an: "ABOUT TLR OPTIMIZED AGENTS".  Such may include some material from other writings or parts of the site, however it may concisely best be expressed simply as the below we have composed:

 

Reason and Rationale of TLR Proprietary Items As To Why They Are Proprietary & Of Value

Most proprietary items are proprietary for a reason.

All proprietary items have been evaluated in animal models and/or human pre-clinical trials; many demonstrating an exceptionally high therapeutic index and efficacy.
Within this, bear in mind the IP value is far higher than whatever sales that may arise from the present website.
They are being kept proprietary at the discretion of the relevant researchers.
As such, unfortunately we cannot give further details on these items.


The importance of personal freedom, of choice and responsibility, is something that enlightened people consider as an inalienable right.
Quite a number individuals who have chosen to engage these items within their personal research have seen a unique and potent efficacy to be clearly and undeniably demonstrated.
Said items are made available on the site to afford the benefit they offer to facilitate progressive research and betterment by open and like-minded people.

 

Challenging the status quo is the only way that any real progress occurs or that real change can be fostered.
Many who are at the forefront of
great progress are rarely accepted or understood in their time and by their contemporaries.  Certainly not at first.
That which one does not understand is not necessarily false; history has shown that much of this nature may in time be shown to be true.

*QED*
 

Kindly note, again personal choice is at hand here, so within that it is not a point we wish to belabor further or debate.  If someone wishes to contact us directly to comment or advise within our approach we respect all constructive criticism; however, the point here I believe has been well made so as to make clear our view and it is your personal choice to agree or disagree, to whatever degree, in whatever fashion, and within whether to engage said items or not,...or simply just ride the fence. ;)

 

As Always,

Sincerely and Respectfully,

Forty Six & 2

& TeamTLR

 


Edited by Forty Six & 2, 21 March 2015 - 12:02 AM.
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Milkyway's Photo Milkyway 23 May 2015

Can't one of you wizards figure out which of Naurex's listed structures is NRX 1074?

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TimeXSpace's Photo TimeXSpace 28 Jun 2015

Bumping this.

 

By far the most interesting nootropic/antidepressant in existence IMO. How is this not getting any more attention? Also, I don't understand how come we don't have the chemical structure for a compound deep into human trials? is this not of interest to anyone?

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jefferson's Photo jefferson 02 Jul 2015

NRX-1074 might be code for another name its patented under. Or, they've done a very good job of hiding it amidst a slew of other compounds so we can't tell which one it is. Seems like someone at Naurex anticipated Longecity-like people becoming interested in this drug. 

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h2o's Photo h2o 04 Aug 2015

I have some good news. I have found the systematized name for NRX-1074! Hopefully, we are closer to starting a group buy.

 

 

Abstract Background: NRX-1074 (threonyl-prolyl-2R-(2-benzyl)-prolyl-threonine amide) has the same tetrapeptide sequence as rapastinel (GLYX-13) except that the second Pro is benzylated. NRX-1074 is more potent in vitro, in animal models of antidepressant-like activity, NRX-1074 is more potent than GLYX-13 (100-fold) and orally active, and NRX-1074 does not exhibit a U-shaped dose-response like GLYX-13.

Methods: This randomized, double blind, placebo controlled study enrolled 142 subjects with MDD at 12 United States study sites. Subjects who were taking another antidepressant agent were required to discontinue all antidepressants for at least two weeks prior to receiving NRX-1074. Subjects received a single IV dose of placebo (N=52) or NRX-1074, 1 mg (23), 5 mg (54), or 10 mg (20), as monotherapy in order to determine the dose at which antidepressant activity is observed in order to provide pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic correlation to provide dose level guidance for oral administration. HDRS-17 and CGI-S scores, psychotomimetic effects (BPRS+), dissociative effects (CADSS) and other adverse events were monitored for 14 days.

Results: Demographics and baseline HDRS-17 (25.2-26.9) and CGI-S (4.4-4.6) scores were not significantly among treatment groups. NRX-1074 demonstrated a dose dependent antidepressant effect within 24 hours. In response to 10 mg, HDRS-17 declined 5.4 points compared to placebo (p=0.004) with an effect size of 0.7. CGI-S declined 0.9 points compared to placebo (p=0.0005). NRX-1074 did not induce significant changes in dissociative (CADSS) or psychotomimetic (BPRS+) scores. Adverse events were mostly mild to moderate with similar incidence to placebo and no discernible dose response.

Conclusions: A single IV dose of NRX-1074 induced a rapid and significant antidepressant effect with clear dose-response without dissociative or psychotomimetic side effects. NRX-1074 is undergoing repeat dose clinical trials using IV and oral dosing.

 

 

Naurex recently presented at the 2015 American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology and the abstracts PDF was published online here:

 

http://ascpmeeting.o...ok_Posters.pdf

 

In case the link breaks, I have also uploaded a copy of the PDF. The NRX-1074 abstract is on page 8. Also, since the structure of NRX-1074 is similiar to GLYX-13 here is GLYX-13 for reference.

 

250px-Rapastinel.svg.png

 

 

 

Now we need a talented person with a background in organic chemistry to use the information to generate the strucutre for NRX-1074.

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ILIkeBeer's Photo ILIkeBeer 05 Aug 2015

I have some good news. I have found the systematized name for NRX-1074! Hopefully, we are closer to starting a group buy.

 

 

Abstract Background: NRX-1074 (threonyl-prolyl-2R-(2-benzyl)-prolyl-threonine amide) has the same tetrapeptide sequence as rapastinel (GLYX-13) except that the second Pro is benzylated. NRX-1074 is more potent in vitro, in animal models of antidepressant-like activity, NRX-1074 is more potent than GLYX-13 (100-fold) and orally active, and NRX-1074 does not exhibit a U-shaped dose-response like GLYX-13.

Methods: This randomized, double blind, placebo controlled study enrolled 142 subjects with MDD at 12 United States study sites. Subjects who were taking another antidepressant agent were required to discontinue all antidepressants for at least two weeks prior to receiving NRX-1074. Subjects received a single IV dose of placebo (N=52) or NRX-1074, 1 mg (23), 5 mg (54), or 10 mg (20), as monotherapy in order to determine the dose at which antidepressant activity is observed in order to provide pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic correlation to provide dose level guidance for oral administration. HDRS-17 and CGI-S scores, psychotomimetic effects (BPRS+), dissociative effects (CADSS) and other adverse events were monitored for 14 days.

Results: Demographics and baseline HDRS-17 (25.2-26.9) and CGI-S (4.4-4.6) scores were not significantly among treatment groups. NRX-1074 demonstrated a dose dependent antidepressant effect within 24 hours. In response to 10 mg, HDRS-17 declined 5.4 points compared to placebo (p=0.004) with an effect size of 0.7. CGI-S declined 0.9 points compared to placebo (p=0.0005). NRX-1074 did not induce significant changes in dissociative (CADSS) or psychotomimetic (BPRS+) scores. Adverse events were mostly mild to moderate with similar incidence to placebo and no discernible dose response.

Conclusions: A single IV dose of NRX-1074 induced a rapid and significant antidepressant effect with clear dose-response without dissociative or psychotomimetic side effects. NRX-1074 is undergoing repeat dose clinical trials using IV and oral dosing.

 

 

Naurex recently presented at the 2015 American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology and the abstracts PDF was published online here:

 

http://ascpmeeting.o...ok_Posters.pdf

 

In case the link breaks, I have also uploaded a copy of the PDF. The NRX-1074 abstract is on page 8. Also, since the structure of NRX-1074 is similiar to GLYX-13 here is GLYX-13 for reference.

 

250px-Rapastinel.svg.png

 

 

 

Now we need a talented person with a background in organic chemistry to use the information to generate the strucutre for NRX-1074.

 

 

Great post!  Did you see naurex got bought out by a huge company?

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Virtual Reality's Photo Virtual Reality 05 Aug 2015

lets do this!

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VICREP's Photo VICREP 05 Aug 2015

In for group buy. This looks very promising.
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plumper76's Photo plumper76 05 Aug 2015

Please contact me pm or here. I'm definitely interested in this group buy.
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faith_machine's Photo faith_machine 05 Aug 2015

Very much interested in this group buy.

We need to get scienceguy's opinion here, he will tell us what to do :)

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Virtual Reality's Photo Virtual Reality 05 Aug 2015

@scienceguy

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Izan's Photo Izan 06 Aug 2015

in for a groupbuy

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jefferson's Photo jefferson 06 Aug 2015

I'm in.

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Der Springende Punkt's Photo Der Springende Punkt 06 Aug 2015

Also highly interested.

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ILIkeBeer's Photo ILIkeBeer 06 Aug 2015

I would be in as well but do we have anyone here who has done this sort of thing before?
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YimYam's Photo YimYam 06 Aug 2015

In for group buy!
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Reformed-Redan's Photo Reformed-Redan 07 Aug 2015

Still interested, in.

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