Sulbutiamine is a derivative of Thiamine (Vitamin B1) that was first synthesized in Japan in the 1950s (1)(2).
Sulbutiamine Mode of Action
Sulbutiamine was synthesized to be fat-soluble and has a greater bioavailability than Vitamin B1 itself (1).
Pure Nootropics offers Sulbutiamine in capsules containing 200 mg in each capsule.
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