Oxiracetam

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Oxiracetam is one of the Racetams and is structurally different from Piracet@m due to a single hydroxyl group.

This product is not approved for use as a food or food additive by the FDA and the European Commission!

NaamPackageDoseBeschrijvingPrijsHoeveelheidVoeg toe aan winkelkar
Oxiracetam60 capsules500 mg27.67
Oxiracetam180 capsules500 mg30% Discount58.11
OxiracetamBulk powder50 gram35.65

What is Oxiracetam

Oxiracetam is one of the Racetams and is structurally different from Piracet@m due to a single hydroxyl group.

Use

We emphasize that this product is not allowed for consumption as food or as a food additive, according to the guidelines of both the FDA and the European Commission. Advising on its consumption, or selling or producing it for consumptive use, is strictly prohibited.

Keep out of reach of children!

Keep cool, dry and closed.

Next Valley wants to be a reliable provider of quality Nootropics. Certain Nootropics are not considered dietary supplements. We want to provide our customers with clear information about this.

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Composition

Composition per 1 capsule:

500 mg Oxiracetam

Gluten-free organic rice flour (filler)
Magnesium stearate (anti-caking agent)
Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) capsule

Manufacture date: 20241109
Retest date: 20261108
Packing date: 20241212
Lot no.: 241212


50 gram Oxiracetam Bulk powder

Manufacture date: 20241109
Retest date: 20261108
Packing date: 20241212
Lot no.: 241212

Bulk powder is supplied without a measuring scoop.

Certificate of Analysis

A Certificate of Analysis may sometimes be referred to as a COA, a CofA, a Certificate of Conformity, or a Certificate of Conformity. It is a document certifying that a product delivered meets the specifications of the recipient.

Certificate of Analysis for Oxiracetam

The content of a Certificate of Analysis varies by industry and product category. Below we discuss the content of a COA that is generally accepted for the raw materials processed in Next Valley products.

What is a Certificate of Analysis?