RCs nootropic study chems to alleviate excessive tiredness?

[spicey]

Do any of the newer rc stimulants increase cognitive function? suffering from excessive tiredness and poor concentration, i wonder if a generic stimulant might be beneficial for long nights of studying and essay writing. i'm not looking for rushes or euphoria, just steady stimulation to help me get the most out of my waking hours. i don't plan to use them everyday.

ive looked into pentedrone, pentylone, a-pvp, 4mec, and some of the flourinated amphetamines. Flourine sickens me so i doubt i will be trying any of the 4-F's.
Any of these worth paying for?

 

[Znegative]

IME, 4-Fluoroamohetamine is not really good for studying, it gave me more empathenogenic qualities, than stimulation. I had a bad experience with 4-MEC too, it actually made me black out and caused me to feel tired. I've heard good things about pentadrone/pentylone, supposedly they are similar to MDPV, which would work as a study aide, however, MDPV has a pretty nasty crash and can make you kind of twitchy. Of all the RC's I've tried, I still think Dextroamphetamine works the best for this kind of purpose, MDPV comes in at a close second, but has nastier side effects

 

[mydrugbuddy]

I'd recommend low dose Modalert for the purposes you describe.

 

[Znegative]

What the hell is that?? It did make me think though, that modafanil (provigil), worked pretty well for me too. It's not actually prescribed for ADD I'm pretty sure, but it's used as an "awakening agent". Some people don't like it, but I think it's a pretty smooth ride, and it always worked well when I had to get work done.

 

[mydrugbuddy]

^^^It's a generic/much cheaper version of Modafinil. Some people on here think its rubbish, but it works excellently for me, for the purposes the OP describes...