Phenibut Product ID Guide
Phenibut is sold as capsules, powders, and energy drinks — often labeled for mood, relaxation, or focus. It is addictive and can cause severe withdrawal.
Capsules & Tablets
Nirvana Boost MoodCapsules & Tablets
Za Za SilverCapsules & Tablets
Recreation ZCapsules & Tablets
Ninja ZenCapsules & Tablets
AnesthetizedCapsules & Tablets
SomatomaxCapsules & Tablets
Addall XRCapsules & Tablets
Pheni ZCapsules & Tablets
Relax-AllCapsules & Tablets
Sleep WalkerCapsules & Tablets
Red DawnCapsulesDrinks & Liquid Products
Red Dawn Extra EnergyDrink
E-Bomb IILiquid Energy
Sleep Walker DrinkLiquidPowders
Phenibut PowderBulk powderCommon Names
- Phenibut
- Fenibut
- PB-Phenibut
- β-Phenyl-GABA
- Noofen
- Anvifen
Marketing Claims
- Mood support
- Relaxation
- Focus & concentration
- Sleep support
- Stress relief
- Social ease
- Anxiety relief
- Nootropic
- Cognitive enhancement
Where It’s Sold
- Gas stations
- Smoke shops
- Vape stores
- Convenience stores
- Online supplement retailers
- Nootropic vendors
Look For These Clues
Capsules marketed as mood, focus, or sleep supplements
Bright energy‑drink style packaging with phrases like “extra strength”, “relaxation”, or “anti‑anxiety”
Products combining caffeine and phenibut (e.g., “energy + calm”)
“Nootropic” or “cognitive support” claims on labels
Small bulk powder bags labeled “not for human consumption”
Names like Sleep Walker, Red Dawn, Addall, or Za Za Silver
Parent Tip
Always photograph both sides of the package before throwing it away – labels change frequently.
Ask where and when it was purchased: specific store name, location, or website.
Look for the ingredient list: phenibut, β‑phenyl‑γ‑aminobutyric acid, or Noofen.
If your child experiences anxiety, insomnia, agitation, or withdrawal symptoms, seek medical advice immediately.
IF SOMEONE IS IN DANGER
Call 911 immediately for any life-threatening emergency or if someone is unresponsive.
Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222
Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741