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[hiredavidrnow]

Hello

I have been taking Piracetam for the last few weeks, and I feel like it has been helpful.

What *racetam is the best? Which source is best for purchasing it, and what supplements go best with it?

Thank you!

David

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[exigentsky]

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[worldeater]

I've only tried Piracetam, Aniracetam and did a short trial run of Oxiracetam.

I'd have to go with Aniracetam if I had to choose one of the three. The only annoying thing for me is that you have to take it with meals, although I suppose you could get away with taking it with some fish oil.

But you should just search through the forums. There's plenty of information here already.

[gcurrie]

Piracetam is super available, relatively inexpensive, and appears to hit the sweet spot for more people than any other racetam.

Aniracetam has a longer half-life (~ 6 hours vs. 2) and some prefer it's effects. I like it best, but stack both piracetam and aniracetam for a combined wider range of positive effects. Some people have reported spaciness/sleepiness with aniracetam.

Oxiracetam is not widely available and is relatively pricy. I've just started it myself but can't yet judge it.

There are a few more racetams, but they are hard to source and may have specific side-effects. Since they are more rare, we have much less personal account to go by.

All racetams need a choline source to replenish acetylcholine. Alpha GPC (my fave) and CDP-choline are considered the best.

[lemon]

My vote's for piracetam.

It's become an inexpensive commodity recently and it's water soluable. I find aniracetam to be rather hit or miss for me as it requires fatty acids for absorption and sometimes it seams like it just doesn't take. I have oxiracetam but have not used it enough to judge it's effects (plus it's alot more expensive than good 'ole p'tam).