Your Neuro Recall Bottle Just Arrived: A Five-Minute Check
Quick answerWhen a Neuro Recall bottle arrives, check three things before the first capsule: the safety seal is intact, a lot code and best-before date are printed, and the Supplement Facts match the panel on this site. The lot shown in our files is NR-26/GO-7487. The CoA reference NR-7487-26-GO is a reference only; no lab certificate is published.
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What lot and CoA reference are shown for Neuro Recall?
The brand pack lists lot NR-26/GO-7487 and a certificate of analysis reference, NR-7487-26-GO. These are references only. No lab certificate, test date or lab name came with them.
We print them so you know what we were given. We do not use them as proof that a batch was tested. The table spells out what each item tells you, and what it does not.
- NR-26/GO-7487Lot shown in our files
- 60Capsules per bottle
- 30Days per bottle at 2 a day
| Item | Reference | What it is | What it is not |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lot code | NR-26/GO-7487 | A production batch reference from the brand pack | Proof that your bottle came from that batch |
| CoA reference | NR-7487-26-GO | A reference to a certificate of analysis | A published lab result; no certificate was supplied |
| Best-before date | Read it on your bottle | The date the bottle should be used by | A sign the product suits your health |
| Safety seal | Stated on the back label | Do not use if the seal is broken | Proof of what is inside |
Start with the safety seal
The seal is the first check because it is the simplest. Per the back panel, the bottle ships sealed, and a damaged seal means you should not use it. Look before you twist the cap all the way off.
A good seal is flat, smooth and fully attached around the rim. Small tears, bubbles, or glue marks where a seal was lifted are all reasons to stop.
Seal broken or missing?
Do not take a capsule from a bottle with a broken or missing seal. Take a clear photo of the rim, keep the packaging, and call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.
Find the lot code and best-before date
Lot and date codes are usually stamped on the bottom of the bottle or along the edge of the label. The print can be small and pale, so try a phone flashlight held at an angle.
Your lot may differ from NR-26/GO-7487. That is normal, because every production run gets its own code. What matters is that a code exists, is readable and has not been scratched or covered.
Write both the lot and the best-before date down the day the bottle arrives. If you open bottles one at a time, use the one with the earlier date first.
Match the label, line by line
The label is the strongest check you have. Tap each number on the panel below to read what that part should say. Then hold your bottle next to it. The full text is also on the Supplement Facts page.
Tap a number to open the note on that part of the label. The whole panel appears exactly as printed.
- Serving size: Two capsules make one serving; 30 servings fill a bottle.
- Folate: 600 mcg DFE from 320 mcg folic acid (150% DV).
- Vitamin B12: 240 mcg cyanocobalamin (10,000% DV).
- Magnesium: 250 mg from magnesium oxide (60% DV).
- Chromium: 120 mcg from chromium picolinate (343% DV).
- WMG-NVT Exclusive Blend 635 mg: Ten items share 635 mg, listed heaviest first; no single amounts.
- Blend list: Cinnamon, ginkgo, bilberry, bacopa, green tea, berberine, L-theanine, alpha lipoic acid, alpha-GPC, lutein and zeaxanthin.
- Other ingredients: Gelatin capsule (not vegetarian), rice flour, silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate.
- Bottle: 60 capsules, marked “A Dietary Supplement”, with a FYVUS logo and no maker address.
Label match table: what should match, and what means stop
Every row below comes from the panel in the brand images. A single mismatch is enough to pause. Some ads were reported to lead to a different product, so this check matters more than usual.
| Line on the label | Should read | Stop if you see |
|---|---|---|
| Front label | Neuro Recall, 60 capsules, A Dietary Supplement | Different name or count |
| Serving size | 2 capsules; 30 servings per container | 1 capsule, or a different number of servings |
| Folate | 600 mcg DFE (as 320 mcg folic acid), 150% DV | Missing, or a very different amount |
| Vitamin B12 | 240 mcg as cyanocobalamin, 10,000% DV | Missing, or a different form |
| Magnesium | 250 mg as magnesium oxide, 60% DV | Missing, or a different amount |
| Chromium | 120 mcg as chromium picolinate, 343% DV | Missing, or a different amount |
| Blend | WMG-NVT Exclusive Blend 635 mg, ten items, cinnamon first | Phosphatidylserine, rhodiola or other items not on this list |
| Other ingredients | Gelatin shell (BSE-free), plus rice flour, silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate | A vegetable capsule or other fillers |
| Warnings | Not for pregnancy or nursing; keep from children; seal note | No warnings at all |
Two spellings on the panel look odd but are printed that way: alpha lipoic acid appears as Alpa, and bilberry is listed with the name Vaccinium cyanococcus. Seeing them on your bottle is a match, not a fault. The ingredients page explains each item.
The whole arrival check in four steps
Here is the routine in one place. It takes about five minutes the first time and two minutes after that.
Keep a simple bottle log
A short log helps in three ways. It answers a doctor's question about what someone took. It helps the order desk if a bottle is faulty. And it shows when the next bottle is due.
Caregivers who sort pills for a parent find this especially useful. A notebook taped inside a cupboard door works fine.
Write these down for each bottle
- Arrival date and pack size
- Lot code and best-before date for each bottle
- Seal checked: yes or no
- Label matched: yes or no
- Date the first capsule was taken
- Any side effects, such as stomach upset, diarrhea or unusual bruising, with the date
- Other medicines and supplements taken at the same time
If something does not match
Do not take the capsules, and do not throw anything away. The packaging and the bottle are your proof.
Photograph everything
The seal, the lot code, the full label and the shipping box with its label.
Call the order desk
Phone +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID. Explain what does not match and ask for a replacement or refund.
Check the charge
If the order email or card statement names a different product, call your card issuer as well.
Read the reports
The ad check page covers the reported wrong-product checkouts and what to do next.
Storage and dates: keeping the bottle in good shape
Cool and dry is the only storage rule the bottle gives. Heat and moisture can soften gelatin capsules and make them stick together. A kitchen cupboard away from the stove is a good spot.
Keep the cap tight, and leave any drying packet inside if one came with the bottle. Keep the bottle out of reach of children, as the label requires. If capsules look cracked, sticky or discolored, stop and call the order desk.
A clean, matched bottle is about quality, not safety for every person. Anyone on blood thinners, diabetes medicine or thyroid pills should still ask a doctor first. The side effects page lists who should be careful.
Neuro Recall batch and bottle FAQ
How do I check if my Neuro Recall bottle is real?
Check that the seal is unbroken, a lot code and best-before date are printed, and the Supplement Facts match the panel on this site. If any of these fail, do not take it.
What is the Neuro Recall lot number?
The lot shown in our files is NR-26/GO-7487. Your bottle may carry a different lot, which is normal for a newer batch.
Can I see lab results or a CoA for Neuro Recall?
Not a published one. Our files carry the reference NR-7487-26-GO, but no lab certificate or test results came with it.
What if my Neuro Recall bottle has a different lot number?
A different lot alone is not a problem, since each production run gets its own code. A missing lot code, or one that looks scratched off, is a reason to call the order desk.
Where is the best-before date on Neuro Recall?
Lot and date codes are usually stamped on the bottom of the bottle or along the edge of the label. If you cannot find one at all, call the order desk before taking it.
My Neuro Recall seal is broken: what should I do?
Do not take it. A torn seal is a stop sign under the bottle's own warning. Take photos and call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.
My Neuro Recall label lists different ingredients. What now?
Stop and do not take it. A different ingredient list means a different product, which has been reported with some ads.
Which spot at home suits a Neuro Recall bottle?
Keep it in a cool, dry place with the cap closed, out of reach of children. A bathroom cabinet is usually too humid.
Should I keep the Neuro Recall bottle after it is empty?
Keep the label or a photo of it until you finish the next bottle. It helps if a doctor asks what you took or a charge is questioned.
Ready to try Neuro Recall?
Two capsules once a day, a full printed label, and the price shown on the checkout before you pay. Buying for a parent? Show the label to their doctor or pharmacist first.
