Piracetam banned?

[phenmetrazine]

I have realized there has been discussion over the internet about the FDA restricting piracetam and am trying to find a legitimate answer. So far, I have gathered that piracetam was being sold with claims that made it be classified as a drug by the FDA. I would think that this would mean that piracetam could just be relabeled and then resold but not any companies have done that to my knowledge. Anyone else know anything about this? I'm pissed off having to go through a different supplier paying around $50 dollars for 500g and use piracetam for Raynaud's syndrome and cognitive benefits. The FDA gets in every bodies business about something that is for all intents proven to be one of the safest substances to consume

 

[motiv311]

I just think Piracetam (which i've used off/on for many years) is usually from china and not safe. Chinese chemicals are in general the worse kinda shit to put in your body. You just can't be sure.

I think the FDA would agree piracetam other than this issue is harmless.

 

[yucatanboy2]

Yeah, i think their primary issue was with the vendor(s) selling it as a medicine and claiming all the health benefits when none of them have been approved by the FDA and the chemicals haven't been tested for quality.

 

[wooger]

Chinese? Remember all that crap they were selling as 'Benzo Fury' or whatever the hell they called it, the whole thing was ridiculous!