What is the full Supplement Facts label for Memo Blast and where can it be verified?
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Executive summary
The exact, complete Supplement Facts label (including ingredient names, amounts per serving, serving size and percent daily values) for Memo Blast is not printed in full in the reporting provided; product pages and the brand sites repeatedly advertise a blend of nootropic ingredients but do not reproduce a complete, legible Supplement Facts panel in the accessible snippets (Walmart product pages reference a “Label image · Supplement Facts” but the text of that label is not in the excerpts) [1] [2] [3] [4]. To verify the full label one must consult the product listing images or the manufacturer’s official label image, or request the Supplement Facts directly from the seller or manufacturer [1] [5] [6].
1. What the question is asking and why it matters
The user is requesting the full Supplement Facts label — a precise legal panel showing serving size, ingredients, amounts per serving, and percent daily values — and a clear pointer to where that panel can be checked and verified; this matters for safety, potential interactions and regulatory transparency because marketing copy often lists ingredients but omits quantities and other required label details (the available sales and official pages emphasize benefits and ingredient names but the complete panel is absent from the provided text) [5] [6] [1].
2. What the available reporting actually shows about Memo Blast ingredients
The product marketing and multiple retail listings describe Memo Blast as a “premium nootropic” containing items variously summarized as super‑concentrated coffee extract, polyphenols complex, “corsetin extract,” EGCG from green tea, Ginkgo biloba, phosphatidylserine, N‑acetyl L‑carnitine, St. John’s Wort, Bacopa monnieri and huperzine‑A in different venues, and retail pages explicitly note there is a Supplement Facts label image available on the Walmart listing (official site copy: coffee extract, polyphenols, corsetin, EGCG) [5] [7] [6] [1] [2].
3. What is missing from those reports — the full, numeric Supplement Facts panel
None of the provided snippets reproduces the full panel with serving size, exact milligram amounts per ingredient, total serving milligrams, or percent daily values; retail pages repeatedly mention “Label image · Supplement Facts” but the text excerpts do not contain the panel itself, and third‑party listings (eBay) include fragmentary ingredient listings that vary between sellers — demonstrating that the precise Supplement Facts are not available in the reporting supplied here [1] [2] [8] [9] [4].
4. Where and how the full Supplement Facts can be verified
The reporting points to a few verifiable places to find the actual label: view the product images on the Walmart product pages which explicitly include a Supplement Facts label image (look at the “Label image · Supplement Facts” area on those listings), consult the product’s official sales sites (en‑us‑memoblast.com, memoblast.co, systeme.io sales page) where the manufacturer may publish the label image or PDF, and check the seller pages on marketplaces that include photos of the bottle and label (Walmart product images [1], [2], [3], [4]; official marketing pages [5], [6], p1_s6). If an authoritative numeric panel is required, request a high‑resolution photo or PDF of the Supplement Facts from the listed manufacturer or seller, or request the label from the distributor referenced on the listing.
5. Conflicting seller/manufacturer names and consumer cautions
Reporting shows multiple brand or seller names tied to “Memo Blast” — Fyvus on some Walmart listings, Avenura on others, third‑party sellers and OTR Labs/OTR LABS on eBay, and a trademark filing for NUTRAVIBE MEMO BLAST by Rise to Nutrition LLC — which creates ambiguity about a single, definitive manufacturer and argues for checking the specific bottle’s label for the Supplement Facts before use [1] [4] [9] [10]. Additionally, the official site copy warns of alleged fake celebrity endorsements and duplicate reviews, underscoring the need to verify the label image on the actual product package and consult independent sources for safety information [5].
Bottom line
The provided reporting does not contain the full, numeric Supplement Facts label for Memo Blast; it only shows ingredient claims and points to product pages that host label images (Walmart listings and the official sites are the primary places to verify the full panel). For a definitive, legally accurate Supplement Facts label, inspect the high‑resolution image on the specific product page (Walmart or the seller’s listing) or obtain the label PDF/photo from the manufacturer or seller associated with the exact bottle being purchased [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]. None of the provided sources reproduces the complete panel text and milligram amounts in the snippets available here, so verification requires checking the label image on the retailer or manufacturer page or contacting the listed manufacturer directly [1] [5] [6].