This 97 yr old 'ḍhābā in Austin still serves their rocket pop the Old Fashioned way.

I’ve always had a hard time juggling more than one thing at a time. Attention gets yanked from whatever I’m on, I bounce to the next thing, and by the end of the day I’ve been busy without actually finishing much. That’s been the case for as long as I can remember, and it’s just a miserable way to try to get work done. Enter my friends at @nexgenpeptides recommended I try Semax. For context, I don’t take anything besides creatine and caffeine and I’m not on any prescription meds. So if you’re already on Adderall or some other amphetamine/stimulant, this probably isn’t going to move the needle for you. I was coming in pretty clean. What I found with Semax is that my focus and attention span were noticeably better. This is anecdotal, obviously. The most honest way I could test it was to use it on some days and not others, try not to overthink it in the moment, and then go back and compare how productive those days actually were. There was a pretty clear difference and most of all a sense of neurological “quiet” that just helped me feel more like me for the first time in years. Even on days I felt like the effect had worn off some, the work still showed it. I stayed on task more, I didn’t get pulled around as easily, and found myself reaching for my phone (distraction) drastically less. From what I can tell, it’s better used as needed than every single day. Daily use felt like the efficacy started falling off. I don’t have charts or a write-up to post since I swore to myself I was never writing another lab report. But, I did do the research, and the difference was notable. I will be using Semax for the foreseeable future.