Sure. For many years now, I have been taking daily doses of Hydergine, Piracetam, Centrophenoxine, Adrafinil, and Pyritinol (along with a balanced multi-vitamin & mineral formula). I have had no adverse reaction to this, and find that my memory, reasoning, and linguistic skills -- as well as mood and energy level -- are far better now than when I was in my 20s and 30s. If you want to know more, please message me.

Hi, Jason. I personally have taken something called phosphatydal combined with a b-5 suppliment. I am not actually sure if this is classified as nootropic. But it does aid in cognition and memory. It works on the cholinergic nervous system.

from www.elmhurst.edu/~chm/vche...ussys.html

Nerves that release acetylcholine are called cholinergic nerves. Cholinergic nerves are part of the parasympathetic system, somatic motor nerves, preganglionic sympathetic nerves* and central nervous system. (*The nerve that carries the message from the central nervous system to a ganglion - junction for a group of nerve cells - is a preganglionic nerve

Edit: never mind

I just added sulbutiamine to my nootropic stack and it's gotten rid of my subtle fatigue

My "Stack"
I take around

Daily I take around:
Sulbutiamine 400mg (skip every 4th day)
8 to 10 grams of vitamin C
1000 I.U vitamin D
1500mg Taurine
800mg Piracetam
75mg Aniracetam
400mg Alpha GPC
2400mg flax/fish-oil (omega-3)
600mg Aceytl-L-Carnitine-Arginate
4 caps of ortho-core mutivitamin
500mg L-Tyrosine (cycled)
120mg ginkgo biloba
200mg R-Apha Lipoic Acid
3mg Melatonin

you should check out erowid.org for nootropic advice