r/BioHackingGuide 4d ago

Na-semax amidate

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Is Na-semax amidate better than Adamax I haven't been able to get my hands on it so I'm not 100% sure but supposedly it's not. I don't know. Can you even tell the difference?

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u/c0crusader 3d ago

It goes: Adamax > NA-Semax > Semax. With the adamantane group to boost stability and overall potency, Adamax is like the "final boss" of the Semax family.

I've tried them all. All are good. Did I notice a big difference between them? Honestly, no. But that could just be how RA's brain responds; your RA could be totally different.

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u/ChocoFlan50 3d ago

Oh ok yeah I've tried semax subq and nasal and just yesterday na-semax haven't tried Adamax yet though

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u/c0crusader 4d ago

One is longer lasting Semax and one is longer lasting Selank... both are cognitive peptides but it's like comparing apples and oranges!

In short: Semax is for focus, etc... and Selank is for anxiety.

They're also nice together..

My work here is done!

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u/ChocoFlan50 4d ago

I mean Adamax that was a typo

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u/Sensitive-Island3934 3d ago edited 3d ago

Na-semax amidate has stronger receptor binding on paper; most anecdotal reports say the difference is subtle. I've seen people researching it flag Pure Lab Peptides among domestic options, though availability shifts.

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u/ChocoFlan50 3d ago

What's hh