Neuroxium Review

Neuroxium is a new nootropic smart drug that promises to give you “genius in a bottle”. The new risk-free trial has attracted some recent attention online, so here’s our Neuroxium review.

What is Neuroxium?

Neuroxium is a nootropic, also known as a smart drug. It promises to eliminate brain fog using clinically-proven ingredients. You take it daily to support your overall cognition and boost everyday mental energy.

Specific benefits of Neuroxium include:

— Think Faster
— Remember Everything
— Focus More Clearly
— Boost Mental Energy And Eliminate Brain Fog
— Supercharge Your Success

These are the benefits as described by the official Neuroxium manufacturer, so take them with a grain of salt.

Who Makes Neuroxium?

We don’t know anything about Neuroxium or who makes it. The official website for the supplement, Neuroxium.com, has no contact information or customer service help-line phone number. That’s a bit suspicious, but it’s not too uncommon online anymore.

That being said, the website does say that the supplement is manufactured in an “expert certified laboratory environment.” Since the supplement’s manufacturer doesn’t mention the laboratory being FDA approved or regulated by any major body, you can assume it’s either based in a developing country or an unregistered lab somewhere in the developed world. Either way, it’s a bit suspicious.

EDIT:

After a little more research we found some more information about the company itself.

Phone: +31-20-808-5213
Support: [email protected]
Cancellations: [email protected]

Contact Address: Postbus 14, 4054ZG Echteld, Netherlands

It also seems they have a connection with csm123.com which states that it is a “Customer Serivce Made Easy” and offers independent customer service on multiple beauty, fitness, and weight loss products. According to their site, here is some of the ingredients listed for the Neuroxium product:

Serving Size: 1 Capsule

— Phosphatidylserine: 125mg
— Gingko Biloba: 50mg
— Alpha Lipoic Acid: 50mg
— St. John’s Wort: 250mg
— DMAE Bitartrate: 50mg
— Bacopin: 100mg
— Vinpocetine: 2mg
— Green Tea: 35mg

How Does Neuroxium Work?

Neuroxium never explains exactly how it works. It does explain generally how it works. Here’s what the product’s official sales page has to say about the nootropic:

“Neuroxium is a 100% natural water-soluble supplement that quickly enters the brain, to protect neurons, improve signal transmission, and support brain function and learning processes. It stimulates brain function so you can actually build new neurons and neural pathways.”

As you can see, the manufacturer never explains what’s in the supplement or anything about its mechanisms. Basically, the manufacturer expects you to take a mysterious pill every day and let the ingredients in that pill enter your brain.

Fortunately, unlike some other nootropic manufacturers, some ingredients are still listed on the site. You’ll find those ingredients below.

Neuroxium Ingredients

There are eight basic nootropic ingredients listed on the Neuroxium website. Those ingredients include:

— Alpha Lipoic Acid
— Green Tea Extract
— Gingko Biloba
— Phosphatidylserine
— Vinpocetine
— DMAE Bitartrate
— Bacopin
— St. John’s Wort

Many of these ingredients are backed by real scientific studies and have proven nootropic benefits.

The problem with Neuroxium is that we don’t know how much of each ingredient is included within a serving of Neuroxium. Green tea extract, for example, typically contains high levels of caffeine. Many low-quality nootropic pills are simply caffeine pills with trace amounts of other ingredients.

Since Neuroxium doesn’t explain its full ingredients chart, it’s impossible to judge the effectiveness of the supplement: we don’t know which ingredient is the most active and which ones are only found in trace amounts.

How to Use Neuroxium

The manufacturer of Neuroxium is extremely vague about most things, but it’s not vague about how you use Neuroxium. Follow this simple three step process:

Step 1) Take the pill daily

Step 2) “Create life change, and succeed in everything”

Step 3) “Enjoy life on the fast track”

Neuroxium doesn’t explain how many pills you can (or should) take per day.

How to Buy Neuroxium

Neuroxium is relatively easy to buy. Just enter your basic contact information into the online form at Neuroxium.com. The form asks for your name, address, city, country, state/province, email address, and phone number.

Once you’ve entered that information, here’s how the prices break down:

— 1 Bottle: $79
— 3 Bottles: $135 ($45 each)
— 5 Bottles: $175 ($35 each)

That’s more expensive than most other nootropic supplements on the market – even when you’re ordering 5 or more bottles. You can also expect to pay high shipping costs if you’re ordering outside the United States.

We have checked these prices a couple of times and they seems to fluctuate by about $5 each time per bottle.

The manufacturer calls the 1 bottle deal a “risk-free trial” because you can get your money back within 60 days. According to some customer reviews online, however, it can be difficult to get a full refund on your purchase, and the company is difficult to contact.

Final Thoughts: Who Should Use Neuroxium?

Neuroxium makes a lot of bold promises. It claims you can take one simple pill every day to instantly become a more successful individual.

Neuroxium never explains where it’s made. It also doesn’t list its ingredients or the ways in which it works. It doesn’t even list the results of any clinical trials, or the long-term effects you can expect it to have on your brain.

Instead, the manufacturer just waves around statistics like a “98.30% success rate” and lists random nootropic ingredients while expecting you to pay a hefty price for the pill.

For all of these reasons, I’d wait until the manufacturer of Neuroxium becomes more honest before you decide to order your “risk-free” Neuroxium trial.

If you have made the leap with Neuroxium, let us know what you think by leaving a comment below.