Phenibut

Phenibut (Aminophenylbutyric acid) is a central depressant and derivative of the naturally occurring inhibitory neurotransmitter γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA).

Phenibut (Aminophenylbutyric acid) is a GABA-B agonist, which can be used as GABA analogues, mainly acting on GABAB receptors, and has anti-anxiety and cognitive enhancement effects.

Phenibut is often used in the preparation of antidepressants and is a very important pharmaceutical intermediate that can be used in laboratory research and development processes and chemical pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.

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Biological activity
Phenibut (Aminophenylbutyricacid Fenibut, Phenigam Phenybut, PhGABA, beta PhChemicalbookenyl - gamma - aminobutyricacid, beta - Phenyl - GABA). As GABA analogues, it is a sedative that targets the central nervous system and has anti-anxiety and sedative effects.