Is Omberacetam the same as noopept?
Yes. Omberacetam is the generic name listed as another name on this site's noopept profile, along with GVS-111. It names the same small two-amino-acid compound, with a molecular weight of 318.4 daltons. The study in people is an open EEG study, where everyone knew what they were taking, with no dummy-pill group. It is not a careful test of thinking. The names are aliases of one molecule, not a US approval. Full record at /compounds/noopept.
Studies in people from the compound pages this answer belongs to
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