Best affordable nootropic for focus?

[Xpiro]

Bonus points if you know of one without any psychiatric drug interactions.

[eatyourspinach]

It's impossible to say they won't interact without knowing how specifically they are affecting neurotransmitters, there's no such thing as a free lunch

[Xpiro]

Well yeah, but I assume there’s adequate enough research done in the field to give me a good idea. Serotonin syndrome specifically is something I’m worried about and that’s usually pretty upfront.

[stad0203]

Out of informed members on this forum he was gonna be your best bet to site research. I would have to agree with him on this one too.

Aside from that if you are on a prescription best to ask a doctor not random people on a website.

[lucia316]

Aside from that if you are on a prescription best to ask a doctor not random people on a website.

Always this. Never ask randoms on the internet that have zero clue as to your health history.

[Xpiro]

My psychiatrist doesn’t really have info about “fringe” supplements like nootropics, unfortunately.

How about this... best affordable nootropics for focus, forget the interactions part? I can do my own research.

[eatyourspinach]

My psychiatrist doesn’t really have info about “fringe” supplements like nootropics, unfortunately.

How about this... best affordable nootropics for focus, forget the interactions part? I can do my own research.

Your safest option might be Nitrosigine https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5133120/ which can double as a pump supplement, cheapest option would be ALCAR

[Xpiro]

Your safest option might be Nitrosigine https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5133120/ which can double as a pump supplement, cheapest option would be ALCAR

Sweet, thanks. I’ll look into it.

Carnitine on on the other hand triggered an onset partial seizure once so I stay away from it.

[eatyourspinach]

Sweet, thanks. I’ll look into it.

Carnitine on on the other hand triggered an onset partial seizure once so I stay away from it.

And there's an example of the unpredictability of supplements so be careful

[buffdude83]

Out of informed members on this forum he was gonna be your best bet to site research. I would have to agree with him on this one too.

Aside from that if you are on a prescription best to ask a doctor not random people on a website.

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[Xpiro]

I bought some Nitrosigine and ran it for 3 days. I feel maybe a little more “in the zone” during my first lift of the session, but it seems to wear off after that. No additional pumps to speak of, but I’m already taking about 10g Citrulline, so...

(prob need ADHD meds tbh)

[eatyourspinach]

I bought some Nitrosigine and ran it for 3 days. I feel maybe a little more “in the zone” during my first lift of the session, but it seems to wear off after that. No additional pumps to speak of, but I’m already taking about 10g Citrulline, so...

(prob need ADHD meds tbh)

Noopept is becoming popular in pre workouts but again if you are taking any meds suggesting anything is difficult but don't have limitless like expectations for anything

[SL1N]

Adderal should do the trick

[Xpiro]

Well I am ADHD, so.

[JayLS1-327]

there's no such thing as a free lunch

I just want a sandwich.

[eatyourspinach]

I just want a sandwich.

get back in the kitchen then, where you belong

[Xpiro]

I’m really surprised that happened, given that l-carnitine has been studied for the treatment of epilepsy (without conclusive evidence though)... I guess that I can only assume, but my seizures had been well-controlled for a while and I’d begun supplementing a few days prior to the event. I’d had no other changes in medication, supplementation, or diet/sleep/stress at all. Needless to say it’s not worth experimenting to find out for sure.

[userTUWJGTK29XN]

Adderal should do the trick

Lol does for me. 🥵💁