Fladrafinil CRL-40 941 Bisfluroadrafinil
CRL-40,941 is a molecule similar to adrafinil, and has been shown to be more effective than these two molecules in their indications, with fewer side effects.
Significant positive effects of CRL-40, 941 include improved memory, greater mental clarity, increased ambition, and overall higher levels of mental performance. As it improves focus, it could be used to treat conditions such as ADHD, Alzheimer's and depression. It also has great use in the treatment of sleep disorders, such as insomnia or narcolepsy.
Application Functions:
1. Improve memory
2. Increased learning ability
3. Improve cognitive processing
4. Improve your responsiveness
5. Improve your perception
6. Reduce anxiety
Reduce depression
What is the application of CRL-40 941?
* Applied in the pharmaceutical field.
* Used in the field of cosmetics.
Describe :
99% CAS 90212-80-9 Norootropic Fladrafinil CRL 40 941 CRL-40,941
Product Name
White powder
Product photo :
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Fladrafinil CRL-40 941
Chemical Abstracts Society No.
90212-80-9
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