Adamax
Brain, Mood & Sleep
Adamax is a newer synthetic peptide related to Semax, the ACTH-derived nootropic developed in Russia. It is described as a modified version of Semax with an adamantane group added, which is meant to make it more stable and help it reach the brain. Like Semax, it is studied for its possible effects on BDNF, a protein that supports nerve growth, and on memory and attention. Published research is very limited and mostly early-stage, with no controlled human trials. It is offered for nootropic and nerve-protection research.
Vial size
In stock and ready. Ships from our facility in 3–5 business days.
Price per vial
$60.00
Ships dry. This vial contains a lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder, so bacteriostatic water is needed to reconstitute it before use. Bacteriostatic water is available separately under Supplies.
What the research reports
Published findings · not a claim about any individual outcome
- Animal studies of this Noopept-family cyclic dipeptide report improved memory and learning performance, along with increased BDNF and NGF levels.
- Related compounds in the same family show anxiety-reducing and neuroprotective effects in rodent models.
- No human trial data exists for this specific compound.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary consumption. Figures above are summaries of published research, not guidance or expected results.