MemoryXL, Magnesium L-Threonate: Brain Supplement for Memory & Focus; Magtein®, Phosphatidylserine, Vitamin Mix. Improves Memory Focus Attention Learning & Logic. 0 Sugar, 0 cal, 30pk Cranberry Lemon

As a mid/late aged male Memory XL has been a game-changer for me. Since I started using it, I've noticed a significant improvement in my focus and memory retention. Tasks that used to take hours now take a fraction of the time, and I feel more alert and productive throughout the day. The best part is that it's made with natural ingredients, so I don't have to worry about any harmful side effects. There is no caffeine or sugar which I prefer so I can mix this with anything, and don't even taste it. I work with seniors and I am going to recommend to them to take it, especially because of the powder over taking large pills. I highly recommend Memory XL to anyone looking to boost their cognitive performance!

Good

Yes it’s works slow but it works not bad tasting either

Is this coolaid or what

Can’t tell any difference

Great for memory

I’m on my second month of taking the product. I feel like it gives me that extra boost in memory I was looking for. Mix’s well into a bottle of water or beverage of choice.

Expiration date is marked in black dot-matrix against the white box bottom, easy to read. Date is 09/2025, and it arrived to me May 2024.This is a bit unusual as it's in a "stick" form, containing the supplement to mix with water. The box contains 30 of these sticks, and it's one stick pack per day, so a 30 day supply. At the time of this review, cost for the product is $69.99, so it's $2.33 per day to use this. That seems a bit high for me, but that's your decision to make.Some products, you can tell by the packaging, that they were only intended for mail order sales, especially ones intended solely for, say, Amazon sales. This has a nice commercial package with a UPC code (Amazon ASIN is located on an outer box), so it was designed around store sales. That's kind of nice.I noticed that each "stick" has a UPC code, that is different from the box code. That's nothing for the average consumer to care about, but it would enable a store to sell the individual sticks and the boxes side by side.Hitting up the address on the product in Google maps, I was pleasantly surprised to not only have it lead to a business building, but to have google maps acknowledge that they were there. They are an established business. However, I'm docking a star because nowhere on the packaging can I find acknowledgement of where the product was made, all that I could find was a "distributed by" this company.This product lists sucralose in it's ingredients.