Nootropics Depot Sarcosine Tablets

Nootropics Depot Sarcosine Tablets

120 Count (Pack of 1)
$103.00
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Nootropics Depot Sarcosine Tablets

Nootropics Depot Sarcosine Tablets

$103.00
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Nootropics Depot Sarcosine Tablets deliver 500mg of sarcosine (also known as N-Methylglycine) in a convenient chewable form. Sarcosine is synthesized naturally in the body and is more reliably absorbed than similar compounds, making it an efficient choice for daily supplementation.

Key Features

  • 500mg sarcosine per tablet
  • 120 chewable tablets per jar
  • Supports cognitive function and mental clarity
  • Promotes feelings of well-being
  • May support healthy stress levels
  • Includes pain management support

Who Is It For

These tablets suit anyone interested in supporting cognitive function, mental well-being, and stress management through a practical, efficiently absorbed supplement.

Product Details

Brand Nootropics Depot
Form Tablets
Size 120 Count

Frequently asked questions

What is sarcosine?

Sarcosine, also known as N-Methylglycine, is a compound synthesized naturally in the body from glycine. It shares properties with glycine and D-serine but is more reliably absorbed by the body, allowing for a smaller, more practical dose to achieve similar effects.

How long will one jar last?

One jar contains 120 tablets. The duration depends on your daily serving size, which you should determine based on your individual needs.

Are these tablets chewable?

Yes, these are chewable tablets, making them convenient and easy to take.

How is sarcosine metabolized in the body?

Sarcosine is metabolized through two enzymes: pipecolic acid oxidase (PIPOX) and sarcosine dehydrogenase (SARDH), which convert sarcosine into glycine.

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