Neuro1 – The Overview
Neuro1 is now called “Lean1 Neuro”, a brain performance drink made to support several aspects of cognitive function. For most people, symptoms of cognitive decline such as poor memory, difficulty concentrating, inability to process information occur with age although they can also be caused by stress and certain health conditions. This product is made by the company “Nutrition53”, a manufacturer who produces several brands of supplements that are all sold from their website. The site features Neuro1, there is a brief overview of how it works, a list of ingredients and customer reviews. A contact number for the company’s customer service department is provided and the site does include some details about the founder.

Neuro1 is sold at a cost of $54.97 per container which is more expensive than comparable brands. There are discounts offered when purchasing larger amounts of the supplement, and the manufacturer does have a subscription program. Additionally, they offer a 30-day money back on all their supplements. According to the manufacturer, an item must be unopened and in good condition for a refund. The return policy for opened/used products are not eligible for a refund or exchange. A free sample can be added to any order to try the product prior to purchasing it if you wish.
Ingredients Contained in The Product
Sodium, Potassium, Selenium
Neuro1 – Product Description
Neuro1 contains a proprietary blend of natural ingredients commonly used in cognitive support supplements. The product label for the supplement is shown on the website but while all ingredients are listed, the amounts used in the blend are not disclosed. The formula contains several key ingredients that are said to support an improvement in memory and better mood and energy and improved focus and clarity, including Rhodiola rosea extract, Siberian Ginseng and Coenzyme Q10 plus 5-HTP and Bacopa monnieri which may protect the long-term health of the brain. However, there is no indication as to how soon results may be experienced when taken as directed and no data is shown from any clinical testing performed on the formula. It is suggested to combine 2 scoops of Neuro1 in glass with 8 ounces of water. Stir vigorously. Then add 4 ice cubes and stir.
Good About Neuro1
- All ingredients are listed
- Neuro1 is available to order directly from the manufacturer
- Contact information for the manufacturer is provided
Bad About Neuro1
- Neuro1 is expensive
- All sales are final for Neuro1
- Clinical trial studies are not shown
- Ingredients are not explained in detail
- Individual ingredient amounts are not listed
Neuro1 – The Bottom Line
Even though Neuro1 contains several key ingredients often used in these types of brain health supplements, it would be helpful to have more information on the website. Without knowing ingredient amounts or seeing any kind of clinical data, it’s impossible for the consumer to know what to expect in terms of results and they must rely solely on the manufacturer’s claims. While the manufacturer does appear to be reputable and established, it’s a concern that they don’t provide more details about their background or provide in-depth information regarding the quality and benefits of the ingredients used in the Neuro1 formula. There may be a free sample but with their refund term, consumers will not have adequate time to try the product and see firsthand how well it works in terms of improving their cognitive function. Neuro1 is expensive and all sales are final.
















