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Nasal focus without the stimulant edge

Semax and selank are the pairing most often described together, and the reason is that they pull in different directions — one for focus, one for the anxiety that focus compounds tend to bring. Neither has a completed Western trial.

Proposed4 weeks2 compounds

deskbound wrote this as a plan rather than a record. There is no dose log behind it, and nothing here says anybody followed it.

The schedule

Each compound in Nasal focus without the stimulant edge, with dose and schedule.
CompoundDoseHow oftenWeeks
SemaxSplit between nostrils, which is how the profile describes it. Nasal dosing is far harder to get right than a syringe.400 mcgOnce daily14
Selank300 mcgOnce daily14

Read thisThis is one person’s plan, published by them. We did not write it, check it, or verify that they followed it — and one person doing something is not evidence that it works or that it is safe. Every compound above links to what the published research actually says.

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Why

This page is educational. It describes what published research reports, not what you should do. Peptides discussed here are largely not approved for human use, and nothing on Bioalmanac is medical advice.

1 comment

Written by readers, not by us. Nothing here is checked, and a confident reply is not evidence.

  • cutlerycrew

    21 Aug 2026

    Nasal dosing is the part that gets glossed over. A syringe is a measurement; a nasal spray is a device with its own delivered volume, and how much of a dose reaches anything depends on the applicator as much as on what you put in it.

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