Question: from Stephen

How does your Neuro Natural compare to Brain Lightning?

Answer: from Warren Matthews of Xtend-Life

The Brain Lightening product seems like a reasonable one, but compared to our Neuro-Natural Memory it is quite weak and very expensive!

Let me try to put this into perspective:

Brain Lightening:

* Costs $110.00 for a bottle of 90 capsules although it is available at a discounted price of $69.95 plus shipping of $5.95 = $75.90. The recommended daily dose is 3 capsules.
* It has 488mgs of active ingredients per capsule.
* It has 60mcg of their key ingredient Huperzine A in three capsules.
* The amounts of many of the active ingredients are not disclosed.

Xtend-Life Neuro Natural Memory

* Costs $39.45 for a bottle of 90 enteric coated tablets, or $35.50 per bottle and free shipping (2 bottles or more) if you are a member of the loyalty program. The recommended dose is 6 tablets per day.
* It has 740mgs of active ingredients per tablet. More than 50% extra.
* It has 150mcgs of Huperzine A in three tablets. More than 100% extra.
* It contains everything that Brain Lightening does except Pregnenolone which is in Brain Lightening in an undisclosed amount. Pregnenolone is a hormone and it is unwise to consume unknown amounts of hormones.
* The amounts of all active ingredients are revealed.
* It contains many more active ingredients that are essential for the brain such as a number of herbal extracts, Alpha lipoic acid, Phosphatidyl Serine, 5-HTP, SAMe and more.
* It is enteric coated which is important as a number of ingredients are adversely affected by stomach acid.

The above are the key differences.

In summary: You will pay more than double the price if you select Brain Lightening and you will get a third less active ingredients, as well you get a smaller spectrum of essential ingredients in a much less bio-available form.

Another way of putting it is that for the same amount of money that you would pay for one bottle of Brain Lightening you could buy two bottles of Neuro-Natural Memory and have THREE times the amount of active ingredients in an enteric coated tablet.

Hope this help you in your assessment Stephen.