I remain unconvinced that Nootrobox's mixture of caffeine, green tea extract, and herbal supplements is anything more than an expensive stay-awake pill.
I looked into (and did a trial of) truBrain (trubrain.com). They seem to be trying hard to be authentic and have scientific integrity, which is nice in this industry. But still when I looked into the research behind their ingredients, most of the support was more along the lines of 'keeping your sanity while aging', which is great, but not exactly what a a 30 yr old is looking for. I think I'll keep my money for a while as the nootropic field matures.
Yes, I encourage you to do your own research. A lot of the chemicals have not been formally studied on a significant group of healthy adults. A lot of the models in studies are mice models or alzheimer patients, etc.
Check out our 2nd product line SPRINT if you want a really effective 'stay-awake' pill. We think it compares really well against alternatives like espresso, red bull, 5-hour energy especially for working.
That's the thing, I don't want a more expensive stay awake pill. I take a caffeine pill every morning and it does a good enough job at waking me up and keeping me that way, and it's less expensive than coffee. It seems to me what you've done is thrown green tea extract and a few herbal supplements into the mix, given it a fancy name and logo, and jacked the price up. That is not a "smart drug" in my opinion, so labeling your products as nootropics seems like false advertising.
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I remain unconvinced that Nootrobox's mixture of caffeine, green tea extract, and herbal supplements is anything more than an expensive stay-awake pill.
I looked into (and did a trial of) truBrain (trubrain.com). They seem to be trying hard to be authentic and have scientific integrity, which is nice in this industry. But still when I looked into the research behind their ingredients, most of the support was more along the lines of 'keeping your sanity while aging', which is great, but not exactly what a a 30 yr old is looking for. I think I'll keep my money for a while as the nootropic field matures.
Yes, I encourage you to do your own research. A lot of the chemicals have not been formally studied on a significant group of healthy adults. A lot of the models in studies are mice models or alzheimer patients, etc.
Check out our 2nd product line SPRINT if you want a really effective 'stay-awake' pill. We think it compares really well against alternatives like espresso, red bull, 5-hour energy especially for working.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sprint-declaring-war-on-a...
That's the thing, I don't want a more expensive stay awake pill. I take a caffeine pill every morning and it does a good enough job at waking me up and keeping me that way, and it's less expensive than coffee. It seems to me what you've done is thrown green tea extract and a few herbal supplements into the mix, given it a fancy name and logo, and jacked the price up. That is not a "smart drug" in my opinion, so labeling your products as nootropics seems like false advertising.