Safety Profile
Selank Side Effects: Frequency & Severity
Selank is notable among anxiolytics for its favorable safety profile, lacking sedation, dependence, and cognitive impairment.
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Uncommon side effects
2Mild nasal irritation (intranasal)
Transient; resolves with continued use.
Headache
Uncommon; typically mild.
Rare side effects
2Dizziness
Rarely reported.
Allergic reactions
Rare hypersensitivity.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and lactation
- Known hypersensitivity
Drug interactions
- Limited published data
- May potentiate effects of other anxiolytics (theoretical)
Special populations
Not FDA approved. Russian clinical data includes use in adults; pediatric/geriatric data is limited.
Overall safety summary
Selank is one of the safest anxiolytic agents studied. Russian trials report no dependence, withdrawal, or cognitive impairment.
Selank side effects: FAQ
Is Selank addictive?
Russian clinical data reports no withdrawal or dependence, even after prolonged use — a stark contrast to benzodiazepines.