Aniracetam is about 8 times stronger than its related Racetam Piracetam and is the most popular among the nootropics that improve the mind. Piracetam and oxiracetam have a similar effect as aniracetam. The effect of Aniracetam comes into effect quickly as it is fat soluble unlike Piracetam which is water soluble.

Consumers report that it improves attention and memory. New information can be stored and processed more quickly in the brain, making it a popular drug, especially for students. In addition, it promotes improved visual perception and rational thinking. Depression and anxiety disorders can be alleviated by the use of Aniracetam.

Many report a rekindled life energy that comes with the intake of Aniracetam.

Results from a study of 26 healthy volunteers indicate a neuroprotective effect. Some reported that Aniracetam had a great impact on their creativity.

Compound Structure

Chemical Name: 1-(4-methoxybenzoyl)pyrrolidin-2-one
Molecular Formula: C₁₂H₁₃NO₃
Hazard Classification: Suspected of damaging fertility or the unborn child
EC Number: 615-758-3
Complexity: 282

Effect

Improved creativity
Improved memory performance
Neuroprotective effect
Cognitive activator
Anti-Depression
Relief of fears

Application

Due to its lipid solubility it is recommended to take aniracetam with a fat source. For example, at breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Due to its bitter taste Aniracetam is often taken in capsule form.

Dosage

The dosage of Aniracetam varies depending on the consumer.

While it is safe to take 750-1500 mg of aniracetam divided into 3 doses per 500 mg per day, first-time users should start with the least effective dose and gradually increase the dosage.

The effect time is about 1-2 hours and can vary from person to person.

Stack

Choline sources are excellent in combination with Aniracetam.

A commonly used stack is aniracetam together with CDP choline which is said to help in depression. This combination is also popular because Choline is more affordable compared to Aniracetam.

Side Effects

Common side effects include headache and restlessness, especially at higher dosages than generally recommended. Fatigue, anxiety, nausea and nervousness are considered typical syndromes for synthetic nootropics like Aniracetam.