Re: piracetam from sherwyns

I have purchased generic Piracetam from Sherwyn's, and I have noticed
a difference from the UCB brand. When I first tried Piracetam, I
ordered 280 non-generic tablets from Nubrain, and did the initial
overload dose. Thereafter, I felt nice effects with a standard dose of
1400 mg, which waned as time went on. When I ran out of the UCB brand,
I ordered 280 from Sherwyn's, of which I did an overload dose. This
brand seemed to me to be very different, and I couldn't really feel
any effects unless I combined it with Huperzine A or Galantamine. When
combined with either of these two, the effect was stronger then when
taking any one of them alone.

This difference may be accounted for through lack of potency, due to
Sherwyn's brand only synergizing with other Acetylcholine agents, and
not demonstrating pronounced effects when taken alone. This could very
well be a placebo effect because the UCB brand is orange and has "N"
inscribed on the tablet, whereas Sherwyn's is a pure white substance
in a capsule, giving the former a more "official" look of a drug.

You can decide for yourself, but I wish someone would buy some of
Sherwyn's Piracetam and get the ingredients verified through a 3rd
party laboratory test. The brand of Huperzine A I buy (Nature's Plus)
gives a certificate of authenticity in each bottle, with the results
of a potency test and the company signature of the 3rd party
laboratory. I think this company is very intelligent to include this
with their product, and should be axiomatic in the distribution of all
supplements and smart drugs.

Regards,
Matt





[EMAIL PROTECTED] (karnisov) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> has anyone purchased piracetam from sherwyns? if you have, is it
> effective? i'm asking because its a generic piracetam, and am a little
> leary of generics.