Neuro Recall FAQ: 31 Answers for Buyers and Families

Neuro Recall is an adult memory-and-focus supplement sold in bottles of 60 gelatin capsules. Two capsules hold folate, B12, magnesium and chromium, plus a 635 mg mix of ten herbs and nutrients.

No. It is sold as a dietary supplement, not a prescription drug. Its FDA statement says it is not intended to treat or prevent any disease, and that includes dementia and Alzheimer's.

Our files do not name the maker. A FYVUS logo shows on the bottle pictured by the brand. Goneurorecall, which runs this site, sells it but does not make it.

No. The shell is made of BSE-free gelatin, an animal product. Rice flour, silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate make up the rest of the inactive list.

Nobody knows yet, because Neuro Recall itself has not been studied. Its herbs have mixed records, and ginkgo did not lower dementia in its largest trial.

Nobody has shown that. When forgetfulness is caused by low B12, fixing the deficiency can help, and a routine blood test tells you whether that applies.

There is no tested timeline. For comparison, bacopa trials lasted at least 12 weeks at about 300 mg daily, nearly double what this blend can contain.

It looks huge. The label lists 240 mcg, which is 100 times the 2.4 mcg adults need each day. Extra B12 helps people who are low, but it is not shown to help people who already get enough.

The product is a real labeled bottle, but scam ads have borrowed its name. MalwareTips described AI celebrity videos whose buy button opened a checkout for another product. Confirm the product name on any checkout before paying.

The brand images show a sealed bottle with a complete Supplement Facts panel, retyped on this site. Real packaging tells you what is inside, not whether it helps memory.

No. No celebrity endorses it. Clips of him and other famous faces pitching it were reported as computer-generated.

It is a separate product. According to a MalwareTips report, the buy button on some Neuro Recall ads opened a checkout for MemoHoney. A checkout showing any name other than Neuro Recall is your signal to stop.

Phone the number on the back of the card and dispute it. Save the ad, emails and screenshots, then file a report at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

Two capsules a day, per the label, unless a health care provider directs otherwise. Going above the label amount is not a good idea.

Any consistent time works, since the label names none. Pairing it with breakfast helps the habit stick and gives the stomach some food to work with.

A month. Sixty capsules at two a day gives 30 servings.

Just carry on with the regular two capsules the next day. Doubling to four does not catch you up and goes past the label amount.

Only after a doctor or pharmacist has read the label. Blend ingredients can interact with blood thinners, diabetes drugs, thyroid pills, sedatives and transplant medicines.

Not without a doctor's OK. Ginkgo is linked to a higher bleeding risk alongside blood thinners, and a surgeon needs to know about it ahead of any procedure.

Check with your doctor. Four items on the label, chromium, berberine, alpha lipoic acid and cinnamon, may pull blood sugar down on top of the medicine.

The product has no published safety study. Ingredient sources point to loose stools from magnesium oxide, upset stomach, low blood sugar and easy bruising; stop and call a doctor if they show up.

Anyone pregnant or breastfeeding should skip it, and children should never get to the bottle. Talk with a doctor first if you have liver disease or take prescription medicine.

Talk to their doctor first. It does not treat dementia, and people with dementia often take several medicines that need checking for clashes.

Ask the doctor who prescribes it. Our sources do not cover that pairing, so a pharmacist should review the whole medicine list first.

Bring the bottle or a printout of the Supplement Facts, the full medicine list, and a few written examples of the memory changes. The Neuro Recall label on this site can be printed.

Forgetting a name and recalling it later is common with age. Memory loss that disrupts daily life, getting lost in familiar places or new trouble with words is a reason to see a doctor.

Sudden confusion, trouble speaking, numbness or weakness on one side can be a stroke. Dial 911 at once and jot down the minute symptoms began.

No price is published in our files. The checkout lists the cost, shipping and refund terms before payment. Brand images picture packs of 1, 3, 5 and 6 bottles.

Products with the same name can turn up on big marketplaces, and some review pages describe other formulas. Hold any listing up against the label on this site first.

A refund policy appears on the sales page, but its length is not in our files. Read it on the checkout, then phone +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID to claim.

Order help is at +1 (302) 200-3480 or [email protected]. Page fixes and privacy go to [email protected] (Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET), which has no access to orders.