HYDRAFINIL

Nootropics are a brand new type of cognitive enhancing drug, they are not regulated in the US and most are still pending FDA approval. Nootropics also pose no notable side effects (unless stated otherwise) as long as proper dosage instructions are followed.

Overview

Hydrafinil is a potent analogue nootropic supplement of Modafinil, that unlike Modafinil is totally legal to buy and sell online, and does not require a prescription in order to get. Hydrafinil has been shown in effective clinical trails to be as much as 4 times more powerful than Modafinil, Provigil or Armodafinil, and is much more euphoric as well. The only downside to taking something like Hydrafinil, when compared to the prescription drugs, is that Hydrafinil has a shorter duration of action, however you can simply redose as needed, as long as you’re staying within the 50 to 100 milligram dosing minimum for each cycle. Hydrafinil is often stacked with mild nootropic drugs, such as Piracetam, Aniracetam, CDP Choline, Centrophenoxine, and Alpha GPC Choline, these are all non-stimulant supplements that will not react adversely with Hydrafinil.

 

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Dosage

Note; dosage information is only for scientific reference purposes. SARMs Central, does not condone the human consumption or use of this substance outside of a controlled scientific environment (i.e. a lab).

Hydrafinil is an extremely potent analogue of Modafinil and research chemical stimulant nootropic that should be taken in dosages varying from no more than 50 to 100 milligrams once per day. Hydrafinil is something of a different molecule than that of Provigil, Modafinil, Adrafinil or Armodafinil, and is unlike those drugs in that it only lasts for about four hours on a single dosage, not twelve to fifteen like those listed in the former. That being said it also has some pretty impressive effects that those other drugs do not including more energy, a stronger effect on the mind and body, and has significantly more euphoria when compared to other analogue drugs.

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