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Semax

A synthetic ACTH fragment analogue studied mainly in Russian-language and intranasal contexts. Evidence does not map cleanly to a reconstituted injectable vial.

Evidence context, not a personal protocol

Quantities below reproduce their stated source context—label, human study, laboratory work or educational guide. They do not assess suitability, product equivalence or individual risk.

Dosage and protocol evidence

Each card states what the quantities are based on. A third-party or animal schedule is not a validated human dose.

Formulation MathIntranasalPer verified spray
Worked intranasal formulation using a verified 0.10 mL actuator

A 5 mg vial at a measured 5 mL final volume yields 1 mg/mL and 100 mcg per spray; 10 mL yields 0.5 mg/mL and 50 mcg per spray

This is concentration and actuator arithmetic, not a universal dose. Pump output, vehicle, priming, stability and the exact formulation must be independently established.

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Human StudyIntranasal
Published human intranasal experiments summarised by the source

Reported protocols ranged from single 0.25-1.2 mg exposures to a condition-specific 6 mg daily, 10-day post-stroke course

These distinct studies used different populations and formulations. Their quantities should be read individually rather than combined into one schedule.

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Evidence summary

A synthetic ACTH fragment analogue studied mainly in Russian-language and intranasal contexts. Evidence does not map cleanly to a reconstituted injectable vial.

Protocol basis

This page reports the formulation mismatch as part of the protocol: published intranasal work is not converted into injectable quantities.

What remains uncertain

Independent replication, route-specific bioavailability, long-term safety and equivalence to research products remain uncertain.

Warnings and contraindications

Most clinical use and research concerns intranasal formulations in limited jurisdictions.
Intranasal findings do not establish an injectable protocol.
Internationally accessible controlled evidence and product equivalence are limited.