Beta test rollout. This site is in community QA — please send feature requests, bug reports and data corrections on the Feedback page or on GitHub.

Home
    Disclaimer

    Alpha-GPC Encyclopedic
    Encyclopedic
    Typical encyclopedia coverage. Cross-reference for important decisions.
    • 2 corroborating sources
    • 1 ROA with full dose ladder
    • duration data present

    Aliases: Alfa-gpc, Choline alfoscerate, L-alpha glycerylphosphorylcholine

    Summary dose.wiki PsychonautWiki

    Alpha-GPC is legal as a dietary supplement in the US and Canada but is a prescription medication in some European countries. A 2021 study found increased stroke risk with long-term use (10+ years), so extended daily use may warrant caution. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid use due to insufficient safety data.

    Dose Information dose.wiki PsychonautWiki

    ROA Light Common Strong Heavy
    Oral 100-300mg 300-500mg 500-1000mg 1000mg+
    Light Common Strong Heavy
    Sources

    Oral

    Dose ladder — dose.wiki, PsychonautWiki

    Onset, Duration & After-effects dose.wiki PsychonautWiki

    ROA Onset Peak Offset After Effects Total
    Oral 45-75 min 1-2 hrs 2-4 hrs 6 hrs 3.75-7.25 hrs

    Tolerance

    Build-up after prolonged and repeated usage
    Reset 14 days

    Effects dose.wiki PsychonautWiki

    Positive
    Negative
    Neutral
    Positive
    Neutral
    Positive
    Negative
    Neutral
    →

    Helpful Links

    Import into PsychonautWiki Journal

    The PsychonautWiki Journal app includes Alpha-GPC, but its built-in data can be thinner than ours. Importing this file adds a separate "Alpha-GPC (Substance Search)" custom substance with our dose ranges, durations and tolerance, so you can log against whichever you prefer.

    ⬇ Download import file Import this file as custom substances and you get "Alpha-GPC (Substance Search)" with every route's full dose ladder and timeline, no typing. Works on iOS and Android (v15+); the format is confirmed by the app's developer.

    Ranges are harm-reduction guidance, not a prescription.