Brain Pill Review

Sunday, January 17th

2021 Memory Loss Product Reviews

Brain Pill

• Cost: $79.99 for a 1-month supply
• Discounts ranging from $10-$80 for purchasing multiple boxes at a time

Brain Pill is produced by Leading Health, a company known for health products in a variety of categories that have been endorsed by big-name celebrities. This memory-boosting supplement is no different; the site proudly features videos from Ken Jennings, world-renowned Jeopardy champ, and Dr. Dave David, a surgeon featured on numerous news programs and talk shows, both who promote the benefits of taking Brain Pill. These benefits include an increased ability to process information and perform while fatigued, better results at work or school, and a decrease in "mental fog", among others.

Brain Pill's formula consists of several components, with more detailed information available on the website:

• Citicoline, a water-soluble compound used as a brain nutrient
• Bacopa monnieri, to improve cognitive function and mental performance
• Huperzine A, a derivative of club moss that prevents the breakdown of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine
• Vinpocetine, a derivative of the periwinkle plant that is used to enhance memory and cognition
• Gingko Biloba, a common ingredient in memory loss products that enhances circulation to the brain
• Vitamins B6 and B12, for healthy nerves, red blood cells, and neurotransmitters
• DHA Complex, important in all cell membranes and particularly for brain growth and development
• Phosphatidylserine, a lecithin derivative that improves nutrients' ability to enter brain cells
• Tyrosine, an amino acid that improves focus by boosting dopamine
• L-Theanine, an amino acid derived from green tea that serves as both a relaxing agent and a brain wave stimulator
• Pantothenic Acid, often referred to as "the memory chemical"
• Folic Acid (vitamin B9), essential for proper brain function

Brain Pill does come with a money-back guarantee, but you should be aware that it only applies to purchases of two boxes or more. In other words, you'll need to spend at least $149 for the two-month supply in order to get a refund. Refunds are given, no questions asked, if the empty containers (and any additional unused supplies) are returned within 67 days of delivery - so make sure to get them back in the right time frame to get your money back, if for any reason you're unsatisfied with Brain Pill.

This is particularly important given the handful of reviews that we found for other products sold by Brain Pill's parent company, Leading Edge, that indicated that there were problems with getting the refund. It appears that, across their family of products, Leading Edge requires a larger order in order to be eligible for the money-back guarantee, but on more than one instance the company has claimed that the products were delivered earlier and thus the refund period has expired.

We also found very few customer reviews showing any results, positive or negative, of using Brain Pill. The site gives very compelling information from numerous scientific studies showing why the components of this supplement will be effective, but it would be much more convincing to have reviews from verified customers that confirm that Brain Pill worked for them.

In short, Brain Pill has the potential to be a very effective product with respect to cognitive function and memory loss. We do strongly recommend that customers document very carefully when the product was received (through delivery confirmation or other tracking method), in case they do not see the desired effect and want to take advantage of the money-back guarantee.