Adamax

CognitiveSynthetic Peptide / Nootropic ResearchExperimental

Adamax is a synthetic adamantane modified Semax analog researched for neurotrophic signaling, cognitive pathway modulation, and improved peptide stability compared with standard Semax.

Calculate Dose

For research use only.

Key Facts

CAS
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Molecular Weight (MW)
โ‰ˆ1033 g/mol
Half-life
Not established; designed for improved stability compared with Semax
Unit
mg
Administration Route
Intranasal or injectable research context; route varies by supplier/protocol
Frequency
Not established
Last updated
4/30/2026
Targets
Neurotrophic signaling pathwaysBDNF related pathways (proposed from Semax class)CNS peptide signaling

Overview

Adamax is a synthetic adamantane modified Semax analog researched for neurotrophic signaling, cognitive pathway modulation, and improved peptide stability compared with standard Semax.

Protocol

Dosage Range
Not established (research only)
Frequency
Not established
Cycle
Not established (research only; do not self-administer)
Administration Route
Intranasal or injectable research context; route varies by supplier/protocol
Reconstitution Guide
Reconstitute per supplier/lab SOP; commonly bacteriostatic water for lyophilized research peptide

Science

Mechanism of Action

Proposed to act as a modified Semax analog with enhanced lipophilicity and enzymatic stability; intended to influence neurotrophic and cognitive signaling pathways in research models.

Targets

Neurotrophic signaling pathwaysBDNF related pathways (proposed from Semax class)CNS peptide signaling

Studies

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Benefits

Nootropic and cognitive signaling researchNeuroprotection pathway researchFocus and learning model researchPotential neurotrophic signaling support in experimental contexts

Potential Side Effects

  • Human safety profile not established
  • Possible headache or stimulation based on peptide class reports
  • Possible irritation depending on route

References

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