I'd give something like NootropiMax a look. It has ingredients to provide energy, including caffeine, Theacrine, and theanine and ornithine HCL (which are both synergistic with caffeine). People often report that Theacrine is pretty long-lasting, and ornithine has been shown to potentiate and extend the beneficial effects of caffeine, so the combination should be good for sustained energy. The theanine and sceletium can also help a little with anxiety/nerves, as can the bacopa to a degree, and you also get the cognitive/nootropic benefits from ingredients like CDP-Choline, huperzine-A, Noopept, bacopa, etc, which can help with classes, as well as perhaps with being talkative/engaging with the combination of energy/focus/nootropic effects. It's not actually a fat-burner though, although I'm not sure if you're actually looking for something that has to be a fat burner, or just you figured a fat burner could fit the bill, as your description doesn't seem to inherently require a fat burner.
Exo-13 and condemned both contain noopept, which is awesome, but Exo has both DMAA and DMHA, while Arsyn just has the DMHA. AZOTH is packed with nootropics, the ingredients are: L-TYROSINE*(500 MG)****ASHWAGANDHA*(500 MG)*** * *PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE*(500 MG)SULBUTIAMINE*(400 MG)ALPHA-GPC*(300 MG)TEACRINE (as TeaCrine®)**(100 MG)HORDENINE HCL*(50 MG)*BIOPERINE®*(10*MG)HUPERZINE 1%*(100 MCG). Brain Nerd Super Nootropic has Noopept, Aniracetam, Adrafinil, Ginseng, Choline Bitartrate, and DMAE. The Brain Nerd would be my top pick just based off the ingredient profile.
Super Nootropic doesn't really look all that impressive IMO. Adrafinil could be nice, but I don't really notice much from it (especially compared to something like flmodafinil), and you probably (definitely) shouldn't use it daily. The 30mg Noopept is nice, but the 330mg choline bitartrate is low, and there's practically no info on the ginseng (is it an extract or powder? Standardized? Panax or American? etc.), so it's basically impossible to see if it's effectively dosed.
I have friends who have run it and loved it, but haven't tried it myself. I'm big on racetams and have taken Blackstones Razors Edge in the past, and this ingredient profile is similar. Th hat being said, I don't have any personal experience to be able to say how good it is. All I know is what I have heard and tried in the past.
Razor's Edge also has phenylpiracetm, which I'd say contributes a good bit to the effects of Razor's Edge. Also, it's hard to tell how the CDP-Choline is dosed in Razor's Edge (prop blend), but it's (likely?) better than the low 330mg of choline bitartrate in the other product. I'm glad people have enjoyed Super Nootropic, but there are much better products/profiles out there IMO.
Yeah I always stack my nootropics with stand alone Alpha-GPC and Huperzine A if they don't already have decent doses in them.
None of them are really "mood enhancers" per se. That said, they can all provide some nootropic/cognitive benefits/effects, which I suppose could improve your mood? NootropiMax has 100mcg huperzine-A, 20mg Noopept, and 250mg CDP-Choline (which is one of the two "premium" choline sources, with Alpha-GPC being the other, that are considered the most effective for nootropic purposes), so it pretty much has effective/good doses of all three, along with several other useful ingredients.
That actually looks pretty decent for improving mood. The 350mg NALT is "silly" to put it nicely though, and it looks like the ginseng is just powder (not an extract, forget standardized), so is probably also underdosed. That said, the SAMe, rhodiola, NeuroFactor, and Theanine provide the bulk/majority of the benefits anyway.
Yes, I've used several bottles of it myself. NootropiMax and Clear Edge are really the only "nootropic products" (finished, multi-ingredient supplements, not just bulk/individual ingredients) I buy/use. I use NootropiMax daily for nootropic effects, as well as for energy and focus (in place or in addition to coffee for example), and save the Clear Edge for when I don't want any caffeine.
