Is it safe to take Selank?

No one can call Selank safe for people based on current evidence. The human data come from small, short Russian studies of patients with anxiety disorders, which reported mild effects such as nasal irritation and headache. Those trials used the registered nasal medicine, and they weren’t large or long enough to define long-term safety, tolerance or drug interactions.

Animal findings raise questions worth testing in controlled models. In rats, Selank enhanced the anxiety-reducing effect of diazepam, which suggests possible interactions with GABA-acting drugs such as benzodiazepines. Selank sold here is a research compound and isn’t for human or veterinary use. What we can document is quality, as described on our lab testing page. View the specs for our Selank peptide.