Looking for a Oxiracetam source, any suggestions?
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Oxiracetam source?
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GoodFellas
, May 17 2009 08:25 PM
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Posted 19 June 2009 - 12:17 PM
Yes, I use fedex only, priority pak service. It's a flat 30USD for packages under 2000g of powder. Some countries, like poland and a select few others don't take the pak service and cost just a tad bit more. You can email me: my65cuda@aol.com and I can discuss.
I put a sale on my Oxiracetam awhile back. Eventually the price will go back up.
I put a sale on my Oxiracetam awhile back. Eventually the price will go back up.
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Posted 19 June 2009 - 07:02 PM
Yes, I use fedex only, priority pak service. It's a flat 30USD for packages under 2000g of powder. Some countries, like poland and a select few others don't take the pak service and cost just a tad bit more. You can email me: my65cuda@aol.com and I can discuss.
I put a sale on my Oxiracetam awhile back. Eventually the price will go back up.
Only United States is listed in the drop down to select the shipping/billing country. Is that normal? You don't even ship to Canada?
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Posted 27 August 2009 - 11:27 PM
I recently purchased a bottle of NutraceuticcRx Oxiracetam. Based on anecdotal experience, does anyone have any reason for me to be cautious with this company?We currently sell Oxiracetam in bulk at CerebralHealth.com for $649/kilogram. We also have oxiracetam in a product called Synaptine Excel combined with Alpha GPC.
Edited by Rol82, 29 August 2009 - 02:08 AM.
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Posted 30 August 2009 - 01:01 AM
I maintain a list of the cheapest 1-4 suppliers for: Piracetam, Aniracetam, Oxiracetam, Pramiracetam, Nefiracetam and Phenylpiracetam. It's a copy of the one on my HDD for personal use, provided online for convenience and others to use.
Updates are quite frequent and if anyone has another primary supplier (not resellers) just reply or message me and I'll update the page.
Racetam Suppliers {mirror}
Updates are quite frequent and if anyone has another primary supplier (not resellers) just reply or message me and I'll update the page.
Racetam Suppliers {mirror}
Edited by Isochroma, 30 August 2009 - 01:03 AM.
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Posted 05 September 2009 - 01:35 AM
I'm highly suspicious about their line of products. When I requested a certificate of analysis, I received the results of a in-house analysis. Considering the danger of contaminants, and almost non-existent regulation, is a third party analysis too much to ask? Besides the concern about contaminants, I'm coming very close to concluding that the potential costs of using any of the racetams on the market exceed the potential benefits. Personally, I think you're better off using Ortho-Mind, Mitochondrial Energy Optimizer, fish oil, green tea extract, or Cognitex.I was curious about NRx/American Nutrition as well...
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Posted 05 September 2009 - 03:54 AM
I'm highly suspicious about their line of products. When I requested a certificate of analysis, I received the results of a in-house analysis. Considering the danger of contaminants, and almost non-existent regulation, is a third party analysis too much to ask? Besides the concern about contaminants, I'm coming very close to concluding that the potential costs of using any of the racetams on the market exceed the potential benefits. Personally, I think you're better off using Ortho-Mind, Mitochondrial Energy Optimizer, fish oil, green tea extract, or Cognitex.I was curious about NRx/American Nutrition as well...
I think you're completely correct. These powders are after all made in China and you have only to type China into google news to see why you should be concerned.
That the company provides in-house (provided by the Chinese manufacturers themselves) certificates of analysis (COA's) is, to me, dishonest and worse than not providing one at all.
Oh and, no it's absolutely not too much to ask. As a consumer you have the right feel that what you spend money on should be what it is and not make you unwell now, or 10 years down the track.
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