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Does Piracetam help with memory?

Yes, for most people. 89% of 241 people who reported on Piracetam for memory say it improved. 7% noticed no change and 3% say it got worse. That is about the typical result for memory (90% across 29 options).

Memory: what users report
89%better241 reports · high confidence
215 better18 no change8 worse

Ranked #7 of 29 for memory.

What people say about Piracetam and memory

“The effects were wonderful, they still are to me-- verbal fluidity, increased motivation, quicker thinking, better recall, pro social, wake up in the morning with ZERO grogginess.”
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“Then out of nowhere, after 6 months (approx) usage, Piracetam stopped working. It didn't do anything other than make my brain feel weird and me stupid.”
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“Word recall is better, social anxiety gone, more motivation. My grades went up with piracetam, and there's no doubt about it.”
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“I have ADD and took Piracetam off-label for roughly a year. It helped my grades, but didn't help my concentration at all.”
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What the research says

AResearch: Strong119 meta-analyses · 117 trials on PubMed

None of the top reviews we found look specifically at memory. See all research on Piracetam.

Side effects people mention

headache 48drowsiness 14irritability 14insomnia 11tingling 2

What else is Piracetam used for?

Information only — not medical advice. How we count

Does Piracetam help with memory? 89% of 241 users say yes — PlainPill