OptiMind vs. Qualia is a numbers battle. And for a couple of reasons. Reason 1 – The crazy number of orders for OptiMind bottles. Reason 2 – The crazy number of ingredients in Qualia’s two-step stack. Both of which lend a decent intro argument for both sides. Yet, the numbers are also against these nootropic supplements, most notably … Read more
Mind Lab Pro vs. Piracetol demonstrates two different marketing approaches to selling an “all natural” nootropic brain health supplement. Mind Lab Pro takes the more straightforward “Hell yea I’m natural” approach, whereas Piracetol seeks the “alternative” route. More specifically: the “smart drug alternative” route. And even more specifically than that: the “alternative to smart drug alternatives” route. Given … Read more
CILTEP vs. Mind Lab Pro is a no-brainer match-up: take both! After all, there’s practically zero overlap between these formulas, with exception to vitamin B6, which, I mean like… don’t we just urinate the extra B vitamins anyways? Of course, if you’re a major cheapskate like me, supplementing both of these supplements is way off the table. If … Read more
What other words rhyme with “-ive”? I get that it’s not really all that important to this Neurogenika review, at least insomuch that it answers the question: Does Neurogenika work? — …but I’ve spent quite a bit of time already trying to think up words that rhyme with Neurogenika’s “STRIVE”. Does “I’ve” count? Okay, enough. … Read more
Mind Lab Pro vs. NooCube match-up situates two all natural nootropic stacks side-by-side — the former wearing its all-natural status with pride, whereas the latter seems somewhat insecure. For instance, NooCube has gone the “smart drug” route in its ad copy, defining nootropics as “drugs that have cognitive enhancing effects.” …Yet, there are no drugs in … Read more