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James Bond may have had X-ray sunglasses and rocket-firing cigarettes, but for years his counterparts from behind the Iron Curtain were popping pills that made them impervious to ... hangovers.
Moscow Times

A drug created by the former KGB to keep its agents sober is being sold on the Internet at tryRU21.com to Hollywood stars as a hangover defense, a report said Tuesday.
Washington Times

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Testimonials

TryRU21 was put to the test again! We underwent evaluation from the Rocky Mountain News reporting staff on September 2. Below are the reports published by the journalist's.

"When we heard about RU-21 - a proclaimed hangover cure - we decided to put it to the test. Volunteers from the newsroom conducted their experiments at home or with designated drivers. Here's what they had to say."

Jay Dedrick, 37

"I couldn't convince myself to pursue a heavy-duty hangover, not even in the spirit of work duty and scientific experimentation. But having five or six beers in an evening can leave me with a mild headache the next morning, so I figured I could endure that much discomfort for the greater good. On night one, I had five 12-ounce beers during and after dinner; the low-grade headache arrived on schedule in the morning. On night two, I had a comparable meal and the same five beers, this time taking one two-tablet dose of RU-21 as I cracked open the first, third and fifth brews. Come morning, the headache was conspicuously - and welcomely - absent."

Penny Parker, 49

"After ingesting one RU-21 tablet after every two drinks (the instructions are confusing; I later noticed it's one serving - or two pills - for every two drinks), I woke up the next morning feeling fine, if not downright chipper. I admit, as a trained professional, I'm not prone to hangovers. But when I do get one, I get it with a vengeance - headache, nausea, lethargy. But with the help of RU-21, I felt like playing at least 18 holes of golf. Too bad I had to work. The bartender who assisted us in our experiment wants me to report back to him on the results. I'm saying yea, not nay, to RU-21."

Brian James, 30

"I thought I would put this stuff to the test by drinking microbrews, something I enjoy occasionally that can leave a mark on me if I have more than three. The first night, I drank five in about two hours - without the aid of the pills. I woke up the next morning with a light but noticeable headache and felt sluggish until about noon. The next night, I tried the pills. Their aftertaste was citrusy but complemented the beer nicely. I had the same five brews, then threw one more down for good measure. I woke up the next morning without any of the nagging aches or usual hangover effects. I was still slightly drowsy, but since the supplement doesn't claim to prevent that, I'll cut it some slack."

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