PHENIBUT

The best place to obtain Phenibut online safely is CosmicNootropic. You can buy original Phenibut with fast delivery. Phenibut nootropic capsules 250mg are tested and verified for product purity and identity by the official manufacturer. Note: Phenibut is produced by different official manufacturers. We reserve the right to ship Phenibut capsules of the same quality produced by different Russian manufacturers. The package might be different from the one presented on the website. The maximum order quantity is limited to 3 packs. Please note that due to regulations Phenibut can only be shipped to the US.

We highly recommend refraining from purchasing Phenibut if you are from Australia. Phenibut is officially banned in Australia and will likely be stopped by local customs. In this case, we cannot be held accountable and will not be able to refund or reship your order. This may also concern countries such as Hungary, Lithuania, France or Italy.

In research, Phenibut capsules may have a calming effect in small doses and can improve sleep quality along with other positive Phenibut effects. Phenibut was used by Russian astronauts to decrease stress and maintain high performance levels. It is a known fact that the cosmonauts of the Soyuz-Apollo Space Project had Phenibut in their medical kits.

There are safer Phenibut alternatives to support the nervous system, for example: Selank, Afobazole, Mexidol, Stresam as well as other non-medicational methods to reduce stress.

Using Phenibut for recreational purposes poses serious health threats. If taken in large quantities for recreational purposes, it is likely to cause euphoria, hallucinations followed by tolerance and severe withdrawal symptoms. Other side effects of taking Phenibut high doses include delirium, dissociative effects, and even coma.

You can check some Phenibut Reddit reviews. There are also Phenibut Russian reviews which you can read via google translate. Please note that individual reviews from customers and Phenibut users may contradict the views of the CosmicNootropic team and are given for informational purposes only.

It is not recommended to take Phenibut with alcohol. This combination puts a considerable strain on the body’s nervous system, and can lead to respiratory depression (when the lungs do not exchange the gasses oxygen and carbon dioxide, resulting in apnea, vomiting, seizures, and more). This combination can be fatal depending on the individual, the dose taken, and the amount of alcohol consumed. Other possible effects of taking Phenibut with alcohol include: Organ damage, Loss of consciousness, Overdose, Death.

Phenibut is typically detectable in a person’s system for around twenty-six hours, depending on the dosage and the user’s metabolism. Phenibut has a half-life for about five hours. A half-life is the amount of time it takes for 50% of a drug’s active substance to be metabolized in body.

Studies indicate Phenibut may be just as addictive as Valium or Xanax. By misusing Phenibut by taking it too frequently or at too high of a dose, users put their health and life at risk.

If a dependence and tolerance to Phenibut are formed, users who suddenly stop taking it may experience withdrawal symptoms within several hours or days. The most common withdrawal symptoms are ‘rebound effects,’ which are more severe recurrences of the original symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms include: Anxiety, Insomnia, Depression, Agitation, Tachycardia (elevated heart rate), Psychosis, Fatigue, Loss of appetite. If you’re experiencing withdrawals and would like to treat them, it’s best to consult a medical professional or a rehabilitation clinic for help. You can get an individual assessment that’s tailored to your specific symptoms. 

If you have concerns about your Phenibut usage and intake, it is recommended to ‘taper off’ the drug rather than quit ‘cold turkey,’ meaning, it’s better to take smaller and smaller doses than to suddenly stop altogether.  If you or someone you love is struggling with Phenibut intake, seek help from a qualified clinician or healthcare professional. They may be able to offer support to lessen withdrawal symptoms and concurrent mental health issues that may have contributed to the addiction. They can develop a taper-off schedule and potentially use other non-addictive medications to help.

Phenibut is believed to activate GABA receptors in the brain, similar to alcohol but without the intoxicating effects. In theory, this action might provide temporary relief from the symptoms associated with alcohol withdrawal. 

In one study of sixty-two patients with anxiety disorders, researchers at the Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University found that participants who received a dose of phenibut had significantly reduced sleep disorder symptoms. Another study concluded that phenibut was an effective sleep aid for patients with alcoholic abstinence syndrome. Please note that research is still limited and further studies need to be conducted.

Phenibut is a chain of amino acids that resembles neurochemicals in the brain that our body naturally produces. Phenibut looks like γ-aminobutyric acid (gamma aminobutyric acid), also called GABA. GABA is an important neurochemical responsible for 'depressing' or reducing the activity of nervous stem cells, which explains its effectiveness as a sleep agent in research.

Phenibut and gaba are not the same. But they are extremely similar, with gaba being another depressant that’s meant to mellow the central nervous system.

Phenibut nootropic capsules are not benzos. That said, phenibut could be seen as a sort of close cousin to benzos, especially when comparing how close they are in terms of effects, uses, and even addictive properties.

Phenibut and gabapentin are both GABA analogs, so they’re similar in composition, effect, and use. However, they’re not the same. The main difference is that phenibut has an affinity for GABA receptors, so the substance binds to the receptors, specifically those that are responsible for sleep, memory, and sedation Gabapentin does not.

Phenibut and baclofen are chemically similar substances, but they’re not the same, nor are they used for the same reasons. The main difference between these two substances is that baclofen is FDA-approved and prescribed for muscle relaxation and alcohol withdrawal, whereas phenibut is a research substance studied for its anxiolytic and cognitive properties and cannot be prescribed for medical purposes in the US.

Phenibut withdrawal can last as little as two days to two weeks, but for more steady users or those who often mix phenibut with other drugs or alcohol, it can last as long as years.

Phenibut works similarly to gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), the brain’s primary inhibitory neurotransmitter that produces a sedative effect on the body. But unlike GABA, phenibut penetrates the blood-brain barrier and binds to receptors in the brain, allowing it to relax its user and, at times, increase dopamine levels.

FDA has not approved phenibut for use in the United States. So any consumption of this research substance comes at one’s own risk.

Studies suggest that phenibut can lower your blood pressure, but it is not meant to be taken as a blood pressure supplement. If you take too much phenibut, your blood pressure can drop to a dangerous level, so be careful. In Russia, they say you should never take more than 750 milligrams in a dose or take it more than three times a week to avoid dependency, tolerance building, overdose, and other potential issues.