Neuralgen Review

Neuralgen is a recently-released nootropic supplement that claims to be one of the world’s most powerful “all natural smart pills”. Here’s our Neuralgen review.

What is Neuralgen?

Neuralgen is a brand new nootropic smart drug supplement that appeared on the internet in November 2015. The nootropic makes promises like “focus longer, concentrate harder” and claims to use natural ingredients that have been used by ancient civilizations “for millennia”.

The nootropic is available through an exclusive online deal and is priced at around $47 USD per bottle. Each bottle contains 30 capsules, and you take one capsule per day to support your overall cognition.

In one disclaimer at the top of the Neuralgen sales page, the supplement claims that it was voted the “#1 focus, memory, and concentration formula in USA”.

These are some big claims from a relatively unknown nootropic. So how does Neuralgen work? Keep reading to find out.

How Does Neuralgen Work?

Neuralgen claims to offer all of the following benefits:

— Boost High-order Cognition
— Improve Motivation With Less Anxiety
— Accelerate Learning
— Boost Mental Clarity
— Protect Neurological Health

How does the supplement achieve those benefits? That’s where the manufacturer seems to close up. Instead of described in detail the ingredients used in the supplement and the methods of action of those ingredients, Neuralgen takes a different approach. In fact, there’s only one sentence on the page that tries to explain how Neuralgen works. That sentence looks like this:

“The Neuralgen advantage is the result of a research-driven quest for the best cognition-enhancing compounds. From ingredients that have been used for millennia, to antioxidants that are the subject of exciting new breakthrough studies, Neurofuse was painstakingly designed to provide the most desirable mental effects.”

The weirdest part about this paragraph is that it appears to have been copied and pasted from another nootropic’s sales copy: the manufacturer forgot to swap out the word “Neurofuse” halfway through. Really?

To help you understand that paragraph, there’s also a big picture of a brain right beside the paragraph. That picture points out some of the key structures of the brain without actually mentioning how those structures are affected when you take the nootropic. I guess if you see a picture of a brain, you just have to assume the nootropic works.

Ultimately, the manufacturer of Neuralgen provides absolutely no explanation of evidence in regards to how the supplement works.

Neuralgen Ingredients

Amazingly, the manufacturer of Neuralgen hasn’t listed a single ingredient that’s included in the supplement. There’s not one ingredient listed anywhere on the Neuralgen packaging.

Instead, all the manufacturer explains is that the ingredients are “natural” and they have “been used for millennia”. The manufacturer also mentions the word “antioxidants”.

Aside from that – we have absolutely no information about the Neuralgen ingredients. Taking Neuralgen is basically like picking up and taking a pill that you found on the floor of a night club bathroom.

How to Buy Neuralgen

Neuralgen is available through three different packages. It appears that the manufacturer once offered a trial program, but that doesn’t appear to be the case anymore.

Here’s how much you’ll pay for Neuralgen at its three different pricing levels:

— 1 Bottle: $47 + $4.95 shipping
— 3 Bottles: $94 + Free shipping
— 5 Bottles: $141 + Free shipping

All payments are processed online. Your purchase also comes with a 30 day money back guarantee. Here’s how the manufacturer explains that guarantee:

“If you are for any reason unsatisfied with our product, you can send back any used or unused product for a full refund by calling 1-(888)-896-2637. You have 30 days to return the product and will be responsible for applicable postage charges.”

Who Makes Neuralgen?

Neuralgen is made by a company called Yukon Reyes Consulting. That company is based at the following Los Angeles address:

Yukon Reyes Consulting appears to be the same company responsible for other nootropics, including ProBrain. The company has also previously released anti-aging skin creams, Botox replacement formulas, and other supplements that appear to be of a low-level of quality.

There’s very little additional information about Yukon Reyes Consulting available online. Based on the lack of evidence and proof for Neuralgen, it’s easy to see why the manufacturer doesn’t want to talk about its manufacturing conditions or ingredient sources.

If you need to contact Yukon Reyes Consulting, you can do so at the following toll-free number: 1-(888)-896-2637.