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Physical properties
Tianeptine sulfate is more stable than tianeptine sodium which is notoriously unstable; it reacts to both atmospheric moisture and to light. Tianeptine sulfate on the other hand does not absorb the water from air so it does not clump. Tianeptine sulfate is soluble and can be mixed easily with water.
Uses
Tianeptine sulfate is classified as a selective serotonin reuptake enhancer (SSRE) used to treat depression. Tianeptine was developed in France in the 1960s and has been used throughout the last part of the 2000s. Tianeptine sulfate improves brain neuroplasticity and decreases depression. Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to adapt and change when learning; contributing to better cognitive performance and improved learning ability.
Definition
Tianeptine is used as a prescription drug in some European, Asian, and Latin American countries, but it is not approved as a drug in the United States. The FDA is aware of several serious adverse event reports associated with tianeptine. Tianeptine is also known as: Tianeptine sulfate, Tianeptine sodium powder, Tianaa, Tianna Green, Tianna Red, and Tianna White.
Pharmacokinetics
The effect tianeptine sulfate lasts longer than tianeptine sodium. Tianeptine sulfate is absorbed by the body slowly so its effect is also extended and that means less dosing.
Side effects
Tianeptine is prescribed as an antidepressant in Europe. The prescription drug is produced as tianeptine sodium. The most common adverse effects of Tianeptine are nausea, constipation, abdominal pain, headache, dizziness and changes in dreaming. Anticholinergic effects occur less often with tianeptine than with tricyclic agents. Hepatotoxicity is rare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is Tianeptine sulfate more stable than Tianeptine sodium?
Tianeptine sulfate does not absorb moisture from the air, which prevents clumping. In contrast, tianeptine sodium is notoriously unstable and reacts easily to both light and atmospheric moisture.
Q: What are the primary medical uses of Tianeptine sulfate?
Tianeptine sulfate is classified as a selective serotonin reuptake enhancer (SSRE) primarily used to treat depression. It also improves brain neuroplasticity, which contributes to better cognitive performance and learning ability.
Q: Is Tianeptine approved for use in the United States?
No, Tianeptine is not approved as a drug in the United States, and the FDA has noted several serious adverse event reports. However, it is used as a prescription drug in some European, Asian, and Latin American countries.
Q: What are the alternative names for Tianeptine?
Tianeptine is also known as Tianeptine sulfate, Tianeptine sodium powder, Tianaa, Tianna Green, Tianna Red, and Tianna White.
Q: How do the pharmacokinetics of Tianeptine sulfate and sodium compare?
Tianeptine sulfate is absorbed by the body more slowly than tianeptine sodium. This slow absorption extends its effects, resulting in a longer duration of action and requiring less frequent dosing.
Q: What are the most common side effects of Tianeptine?
The most common adverse effects include nausea, constipation, abdominal pain, headache, dizziness, and changes in dreaming. Hepatotoxicity is rare, and anticholinergic effects occur less frequently than with tricyclic agents.