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    Pramiracetam Encyclopedic
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    • 6 corroborating sources
    • 1 ROA with full dose ladder
    • duration data present
    • toxicity data (PsychonautWiki)
    • classified Research-chemical

    Aliases: Remen, Ci-879, Pramistar, Neupramir

    Summary dose.wiki Erowid TripSit PsychonautWiki

    Pramiracetam (also known as Pramistar) is a nootropic stimulant of the racetam class. It is a derivative of piracetam, which has been studied as a cognitive enhancing agent. In parts of Europe, pramiracetam is marketed as a prescription drug by Menarini under the brand name Pramistar as a treatment for memory and attention deficits in aging people with neurodegenerative and vascular dementias.

    Dose Information dose.wiki PsychonautWiki

    ROA Light Common Strong Heavy
    Oral 250-500mg 500-800mg 800-1200mg 1200mg+
    Light Common Strong Heavy
    Sources

    Oral

    Dose ladder — dose.wiki, PsychonautWiki

    Onset, Duration & After-effects dose.wiki TripSit PsychonautWiki

    ROA Onset Peak Offset After Effects Total
    Oral 30-90 min 2-3 hrs 2-4 hrs 6 hrs 4-6 hrs

    Effect Profile

    1 reports

    Scores (0–10) curated from multiple sources:

    • Effect keyword matching from PsychonautWiki catalog
    • Weighted by importance: core (×3), major (×2), minor (×1)

    Full methodology

    Stimulant 5.5
    Strong 6/10

    Moderate stimulation and focus with mild anxiety/jitters, low euphoria

    Stimulation / Energy ×3
    7
    stimulation stamina enhancement wakefulness
    Euphoria / Mood Lift ×2
    2
    motivation enhancement
    Focus / Productivity ×2
    7
    focus enhancement memory enhancement motivation enhancement
    ⚠ Anxiety / Jitters ×1
    5
    increased heart rate teeth grinding

    Tolerance

    Build-up develops over days to weeks of regular use
    Reset 3–7 days for acute tolerance; longer for full reset

    Tolerance Decay

    Full tolerance 1d Half tolerance 10d Baseline ~18d

    Effects dose.wiki

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    Community Trip Reports

    Anecdotal first-person accounts from Reddit, Erowid, Bluelight, and Dose.wiki. Click a source to expand. Reports are harm-reduction context, not medical guidance. Tags summarise each author's own verdict — how reports are classified.

    Erowid 2 reports 2 neutral visit
    Noticing a Change in My Thoughts and Motivation neutral exp #96603

    Introduction I've tried pramiracetam before using pill dosage. I found the effects to be very beneficial for study and test preparation/performance. The dosage I was utilizing were 300 mg pills until I later found out about bulk powder where I went from spending $3.89/gram to $1.20/gram for purchase.

    naites · 300 mg oral
    No Noticeable Effects neutral exp #103217

    I ordered some Pramiracetam capsules from a reputable-looking US-based provider in hopes of experiencing the drugs purported Nootropic effects. The order itself cost about $30 incl. shipping for 60 250mg capsules.

    Chris T · 500 mg oral / smoked
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    Import into PsychonautWiki Journal

    The PsychonautWiki Journal app includes Pramiracetam, but its built-in data can be thinner than ours. Importing this file adds a separate "Pramiracetam (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 "Pramiracetam (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.