Semax

Semax is what's called a synthetic heptapeptide, meaning that it's a chain of 7 amino acids as a single molecule. Interestingly enough, the semax molecule mirrors a fragment of adrenocorticotropic hormone, which is released in the pituitary gland of humans in response to environmental stress.

It was originally developed in Moscow, Russia as a treatment mostly for neurological-related disorders, such as poor memory, depression, ADHD, and post-stroke treatment.

Additionally, Semax can be used as an immune-system booster or as a treatment for peptic ulcers, strangely enough.

Semax can also be used off-label as a nootropic, with many properties that make it quite suitable for regular use.

Semax CAS:80714-61-0

Semax MF:C37H51N9O10S

Semax MW:813.929