Neuromaxxing — CNS Neuropeptides for Research

Neuromaxxing — CNS neuropeptides: Selank, Semax, Dihexa, and related nootropic compounds.

Neuromaxxing is the term this catalog uses for the CNS neuropeptides such as Selank, Semax, and related nootropic compounds. The CNS neuropeptide category collects compounds studied for their effects on neurotransmission, anxiety regulation, sleep architecture, and cognitive performance — small peptides that cross the blood-brain barrier sufficiently to act on central receptors in published preclinical models. Selank and Semax are the regulatory peptides most associated with the Russian neuropeptide research tradition (anxiolytic and nootropic literature, respectively); DSIP is the delta-sleep-inducing peptide originally isolated from rabbit cerebral venous blood in the 1970s. This page tracks vendor pricing and COA practice for the cognitive and neuropeptide research compounds currently in our monitored catalogue. Each compound's own page summarises the published mechanism and where the research base is robust versus preliminary. Educational reference only; nothing here is medical advice.