“Nootropic” is a loose word for things people take with thinking in mind: plant extracts, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. A stack is several of them in one capsule.
Coffee is the one most people already use. Some stacks add caffeine. Ours has none.
Three things to look for
- A dose for every ingredient. A label that prints one “blend” total cannot tell you how much of anything you are taking.
- Standardised extracts. “Bacopa” says which plant. “Bacopa, 45% bacosides” says how strong.
- Whether there is caffeine in it. Some stacks add it. You may already have had enough.
What two capsules give you
- Zinc, 10 mg. Contributes to normal cognitive function.
- Vitamin B6, 5 mg. Contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, and to the normal functioning of the nervous system.
10actives in two capsules, each with its dose printed. No caffeine.
The ten in Brain Tech
- Gotu kola, 250 mg. A leafy herb used in South and South-East Asian kitchens.
- Panax ginseng, 240 mg. The root, used in East Asia for centuries.
- Choline bitartrate, 210 mg. Gives 84 mg of choline.
- L-theanine, 196 mg. An amino acid from green tea leaves.
- Bacopa, 150 mg. A creeping herb, standardised to 45% bacosides.
- Phosphatidylserine, 100 mg. A phospholipid.
- Rhodiola, 25 mg. The root of a plant from cold, high places.
- Zinc, 10 mg, and vitamin B6, 5 mg. 100% and 357% of the daily reference values.
- Black pepper extract, 5 mg. Standardised to 95% piperine.
There is no caffeine and no guarana. The capsule is plant-based.
How people take it
Two capsules in the morning, after a meal, every day. A jar is 60 capsules, 30 days, £1.17 a day. Your first order has a 60-day guarantee, even with the jar open.
