Nooflow

Nooflow Review

Nooflow is a nootropic supplement designed to improve memory and general cognitive functioning. It is also described as an energy booster, but it is caffeine-free, unlike many other nootropic supplements.

Nooflow is manufactured by Corpo Labs Limited, who are based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Their returns address is in the UK, and their supplements are manufactured at a facility in Spain. They can be contacted using the information provided on their official website.

What Does Nooflow Claim To Do?

The manufacturers of Nooflow describe the supplement as a premium nootropic with an extensive list of benefits. These include improved memory and cognitive function, enhanced mood and social skills (particularly decreased anxiety), increased energy levels, improved learning capabilities, and reduced stress. The product is also reputed to protect your brain against oxidative stress and free radicals.

The manufacturers also state that the ingredients list has been selected as they work synergistically for greater effect.

Does Nooflow Work?

Nooflow contains numerous ingredients that could potentially offer some nootropic benefits. Bacopa could help to improve memory, especially when taken regularly over time. Alpha-GPC and Phosphatidylserine could both improve cognition and help combat cognitive decline.

What Are The Ingredients of Nooflow?

The ingredients found in Nooflow are detailed below. Ingredient quantities listed are per single serving of two capsules.

• Alpha-GPC (100%) 125 mg: In Europe, alpha-GPC is a prescription medication for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, but in the USA it is a prescription free dietary supplement. It appears to have some cognitive-boosting properties, helps to prevent cognitive decline, and could enhance power output in athletes. Source
• Uridine 150 mg: This nucleotide base appears to have the potential to improve cognitive function and reduce the symptoms of depression. Recommended dosages fall between 500mg and 1000mg, much more than is found here. Source
• Lycopodium Serratum 1 mg [5% Huperzine HPLC, equivalent to 15 mcg Huperzine A]: Huperzine-A is thought to be a cognitive enhancer. Previous studies have found it to be effective as a memory enhancer for adults suffering with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Because of the relatively long half-life of this compound, its use should be cycled, with breaks in usage every few weeks. Source
• Bacopa Monnieri 150 mg: Used to reduce anxiety and improve memory. It also seems to have a minor ability to improve mild anxiety, making it a general mood booster. The effects can take time to achieve a noticeable level, as the effects appear to accumulate with repeated use. Source
• Withania Somnifera 250 mg: More commonly known as Ashwagandha, this Indian herb has a deserved reputation for combating anxiety and is known to relieve stress and improve mood in a general sense. Source
• Grape Seed Extract [Vitis Vinifera: 95% Proanthocyanidins] 100 mg: Proanthocyanidins are a type of polyphenol (a sub-group of antioxidants), that are thought to boost the immune system and may have anti-inflammatory properties. We were unable to find any known nootropic benefits of this ingredient. Source
• N-Acetyl L-Carnitine HCl 250 mg: There is some evidence that supplementation of acetyl-l-carnitine can reduce body fat, although the strongest results were seen in the elderly. The ingredient also boosts energy levels and is used to treat fatigue. Source
• L-Theanine 125 mg: This amino acid is found in green tea, and may increase feelings of relaxation. It may also reduce the negative side effects of caffeine, although there is seemingly no clinical evidence to support this claim. Source
• L-Tyrosine 200 mg: An amino acid that is a building block of protein. In existing trials, L-Tyrosine appears to effectively improve cognition and memory during stressful periods. Source
• Phosphatidylserine [20% concentration] 150 mg: Several studies with phosphatidylserine indicate improved cognitive abilities and behaviours, but the studies focused on Alzheimer’s patients. The FDA has stated that Phosphatidylserine may reduce the risk of cognitive dysfunction and dementia in the elderly. Source
• Selenium 100 mcg (143% RDV)
• Vitamin B6 5 mg (250% RDV)
• Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid) 750 mcg (187% RDV)
• Vitamin B12 15 mcg (250% RDV)

Does Nooflow Have Any Side Effects?

Some of the ingredients found in Nooflow could potentially cause a range of side effects.

A-GPC can cause side effects in some people including heartburn, headache, insomnia, dizziness, skin rash, and confusion.

Uridine can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea. Although Tyrosine is tolerated generally in very high doses, it can cause some side effects including nausea, headache, fatigue, heartburn, and joint pain.

Grape seed extract can cause headaches, itchy scalp, dizziness, and nausea. It may also affect blood pressure.

Studies have shown that Bacopa Monnieri can cause upset stomachs in participants much more than placebos. This has led to the recommendation that this ingredient is taken with a meal, rather than on an empty stomach, as this will minimize the chances of getting an upset stomach. It may also cause nausea, cramping, bloating, and diarrhoea.

Huperzine A can cause a range of side effects including digestive issues, stomach issues, blurred vision, loss of appetite, sweating, cramping, high blood pressure and other issues. The likelihood of side effects occurring increases when the supplement is taken for a prolonged period of time, and cycling the product (with a break in use every four weeks or so) is recommended to reduce the chances of side effects occurring.

L-Carnitine can cause side effects such as nausea, vomiting, stomach upset, heartburn, diarrhoea, and seizures. It can also cause the urine, breath, and sweat to have a “fishy” odour.

Withania somnifera supplementation might cause stomach upset, diarrhoea, and vomiting, especially when taken in large doses.

Side effects of Phosphatidylserine can include insomnia and stomach upset, particularly at doses over 300 mg. It can be made from either plant or animal sources, and so may not be suitable for vegetarians.

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Nooflow?

Nooflow has a few customer reviews on Trustpilot; all four that have been left at the time of writing were positive.

As a student, I can say that this product helped me a great deal! I couldn’t recommend it enough. My only criticism will be it’s a little expensive however the supplement is actually well worth it.

I actually got Nooflow hoping that it would help with my brain fog and memory. After taking it for some time I do have improvement with both and hope to see a lot more. I’m happy with the way it works, thank you!

Does Nooflow Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

Nooflow is not covered by any money-back guarantee. The manufacturer’s returns policy lasts for 60 days from the date of dispatch. It is not clear whether or not they accept opened bottles for return. However, they will only accept returns if it is the customer’s first order of Nooflow, and if you only ordered a single bottle. Customers need to contact the company to get an RMA number before sending any products back to them (and the RMA number needs to be provided within the parcel). The returns address and full terms and conditions are provided on the official Nooflow website.

Where Can I Buy Nooflow?

Nooflow can be purchased from the official Nooflow website. There are three options available, a single bottle, a double package and a triple package (two and three bottles respectively). A single bottle containing 60 capsules costs €59.00. An order of two bottles (referred to as double packaging) costs €99.00. An order of three bottles (referred to as triple packaging) costs €129.00. The website states that they offer free worldwide shipping.

Although there is a discount available for bulk purchases, first time customers should remember that the returns policy only covers the first order made, and only if they purchase a single bottle.