Seltoxerant / Bromatane

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Indigo Robin

Never have , but I’m very interested. I’m keeping an eye on this post. If I’ve looked into it correctly, it seems like an expensive add.

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Obsidian Petrel@gopackgo

bromantane has piqued my interest, havent taken the plunge yet. also very interested

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9th@9thlife

I have heard good things on both. It’ll be the next two I exp with 😈

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Chuck

On my list to try in the upcoming months. I was really let down my modinafil, so skeptical at this point

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Keen Osprey

Taking l-tyrosine and a swig of evoo with the Bromantane was super helpful. Still does give me a mild headache. I take it 1st thing with coffee.

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Nimble Otter

Tonight will be night no. 4 with 10mg of seltorexant. I take it half an hour before I head to sleep. According to my Apple Watch my sleep score vascillated between 85-89 before starting it, and it’s been 85-92 after. The most notable thing for me is how quickly I fall asleep. Typically I’m out within five minutes of bedding down. There’s maybe been a slight reduction in waking events (if my watch is to be believed) but it could just be coincidence. I’m about to start a call weekend so I can’t afford to knock myself out for the next few days, but I’m considering moving to 20mg next week.

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Nimble Otter
replying to 9th

After a full night of sleep I don’t feel groggy or slow upon waking, if that’s what you mean. I haven’t been woken in the middle of the night (by the pager, for example) yet, so I couldn’t say for sure if I’d have trouble waking again shortly after taking it. Not something I want to test if the hospital could call me in at any moment, however