BrainStack Review

BrainStack is a nootropic supplement that promises to boost your daily focus and improve your memory. Find out whether or not BrainStack is too good to be true today in our BrainStack review.

What is BrainStack?

BrainStack is a nootropic supplement created by a company called Maven Labs (MavenLabs.com). You take the supplement every day to support your overall cognitive health.

The company released the original BrainStack formula a few years ago. This review covers the new BrainStack 2.0 supplement. That new BrainStack 2.0 formula comes with a higher price tag and new ingredients like L-Theanine and Hericum Erinaceus.

Each bottle of BrainStack is priced at around $30 to $35, depending on how many bottles you’re ordering at one time.

Some of the promised benefits of BrainStack include:

— Help You Learn Faster And Retain More Information
— Increase Your Daily Productivity And Efficiency
— Regain Your Drive And Motivation

At MavenLabs.com, you’ll learn that BrainStack is primarily advertised towards hardworking, entrepreneurial-type people. The website is filled with testimonials from business owners who claim to have used the supplement to improve the efficiency of their business.

The supplement even uses the headline “A lot of web entrepreneurs use BrainStack” in its main sales copy on the front page.

How Does BrainStack Work?

BrainStack uses a blend of popular nootropic ingredients to achieve its effects. Those ingredients include all of the following:

— GPC Choline: This chemical compound enhances memory, focus, attention, and cognitive ability by raising levels of acetylcholine in your brain (it’s a form of Alpha GPC).

— Huperzine A: Another popular nootropic ingredient, Huperzine A has neuroprotective benefits and may be linked to improve memory and cognition.

— Hericium Erinaceus: This ingredient isn’t found in too many other nootropics. In BrainStack, it purportedly enhances focus, memory, and nerve repair in your body while also detoxifying the liver and reducing your risk of Alzheimer’s.

— L-Theanine: This chemical compound found in green tea can be found in many other nootropics. L-Theanine is prized for its ability to increase alpha wave activity in your brain, leading to a feeling of calmness yet alertness.

— Caffeine: There’s 60mg of caffeine in every serving of BrainStack, which is slightly less than the average cup of coffee. Caffeine has been linked to powerful cognitive benefits, including better memory and focus.

— Bacopa: Bacopa monnieri is an herbal extract that has been tentatively linked to improvements in memory and learning ability. The manufacturer of BrainStack references this page for more information.

— Pterostilbene: Lowers blood lipids, lowers cholesterol, and reverses cognitive decline. This is another little-known nootropic that may have powerful cognitive benefits. You can learn more here.

— Mucuna Pruriens: This popular natural extract is found in other nootropics and contains natural dopamine, which is responsible for regulating your body’s mood and sexual energy, among other important things.

— Vitamins B6 and B12: These two B vitamins are found in many energy drinks and boost your mood and energy levels.

— Acetyl-L-Carnitine: Some studies have shown that acetyl-l-carnitine supplementation can boost mitochondrial efficiency in your cells, which raises overall energy levels throughout your body.

BrainStack Ingredients

— 175mg of GPC Choline
— 150mcg of Huperzine A
— 300mg of Hericium Erinaceus
— 120mg of L-Theanine
— 60mg of Caffeine
— 200mg of Bacopa Monnieri
— 50mg of Pterostilbene
— 200mg of Mucuna Pruriens
— 200mg of GABA
— 15mg of Vitamin B6
— 100mcg of Vitamin B12
— 300mg of Acetyl-L-Carnitine

How to Use BrainStack

It’s recommended that you start using BrainStack slowly, taking one capsule in the morning. Then, increase the dosage as needed to a maximum daily serving of 3 to 4 capsules per day.

You should not exceed more than 8 capsules in a 24 hour period. You should also take the supplement with food.

If you are nursing, pregnant, or under the age of 18, then you should not take this supplement. If you are currently taking medication or have a medical condition, then you may be able to take the supplement – just = talk to your doctor before use.

Since BrainStack contains 60mg of caffeine, it’s recommended that you avoid taking stimulants while using the supplement. The manufacturer doesn’t explicitly forbid it, but it does not officially recommend it.

How to Buy BrainStack

BrainStack is available from a few different retail outlets online. You’re most likely going to buy the supplement from either Amazon.com or the official MavenLabs.com online store. Here’s how the prices break down:

Amazon.com

— BrainStack (New Formula) Nootropic Supplement by Maven Labs: $49.95 (currently listed as “unavailable” as of August, 2015)

MavenLabs.com

— 2 Week Supply (32 Capsules, 1 Bottle): $34.95 + shipping

— 1 Month Supply (64 Capsules, 2 Bottles): $32.50 per bottle ($65 total) + free shipping

— Monthly Subscription (64 Capsules, 2 Bottles every month until you cancel): $27.50 per bottle ($55 total) + free shipping

The free shipping offers are only available to customers in the United States and Canada. Every order also comes with a “60 Day Productivity Guarantee”. If you don’t experience the effects of BrainStack within 60 days, then you can receive a full refund.

Who Makes BrainStack?

BrainStack is made by a company called Maven Labs. That company is based in Scottsdale, Arizona at the following address:

You can contact the company by email at info@mavelabs.com or by phone at 480-264-0833.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) lists Maven Labs as having an A+ rating with 0 complaints and 0 customer reviews in the last 3 years (so that rating doesn’t really mean much).

The business was founded on June 9, 2008 and also does business under the name of California Venture Partners, Inc. Maven Labs’ chief business management team includes Gabriel Meierotto, who is listed as a “Partner”, and Chris Khan, who is the Vice President.