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Laellium is presented across marketing and review pages as a dietary supplement aimed at weight management — claiming to boost metabolism, control appetite, regulate blood sugar and support “healthy, ...
Available reporting presents two competing pictures of Burn Peak’s formula: the brand’s official/PR materials and some reviews say the product is powered primarily by BHB (beta‑hydroxybutyrate) salts ...
The company’s own and associated promotional materials consistently state Burn Peak is manufactured in the United States at FDA-registered, GMP‑certified facilities; multiple official-looking sites an...
BurnPeak lists multiple customer‑support phone numbers in public materials; the most consistently cited number is 347‑7911 (also shown as +1 323 347 7911) in company press and profile listings , while...
Available reporting in the provided documents shows no evidence that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved any product called “Neurocept”; consumer and promotional materials position Neur...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that Morning Kick, the Roundhouse Provisions supplement marketed with Chuck Norris, has been fined, received cease-and-desist orders, or been the subject ...
There is no peer‑reviewed clinical trial specifically naming "Neurocept" in the sources provided; available reporting frames Neurocept as a consumer brain‑health supplement discussed in reviews and ma...
Available reporting shows multiple products and claims under the “Lipomax” name — from liquid “Lipomax/Lipomax Drops” weight‑loss supplements to a product sold as LipoMax by FirstFitness and to medica...
Neurocept is presented across multiple sites as a dietary brain‑health supplement marketed to support focus, memory, and cognitive clarity; the company claims a plant‑based formula with vitamins and e...
Multiple Burn Peak “official” websites and contact pages claim customers should order only from official sites and list support emails/phone links — several pages state support@burnpeak.com as a conta...
Available reporting lists Burn Peak as a ketone-focused weight‑loss supplement containing exogenous beta‑hydroxybutyrate (BHB) salts and a mix of plant extracts such as green tea catechins, ginger and...
There are no peer‑reviewed randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of Neurocept reported in the available results; current reporting about Neurocept is promotional, press‑release and review content claimi...
BBB records show at least two Better Business Bureau business profiles for entities named Neurocept/Neuerocept in Aurora, Colorado; both are listed as not BBB Accredited and have complaint records and...
Available reporting shows no credible, verified endorsement of Neurocept by anyone named “Dr Sunday.” Multiple recent articles and reviews either promote Neurocept, question its legitimacy, or allege ...
Available reporting on “Lipo Max” products is limited and inconsistent: many promotional and review pages claim few side effects, while independent reviewers and consumer watchdog pieces warn about po...
Coverage of products sold as “Lipomax” (or LipoMax/Lipomax Drops) is inconsistent: some official-style sites claim transparent manufacturing and clinical backing (e.g., the product site), while multip...
Ben Carson is publicly linked to at least one biotech engagement: he was announced as a “special consultant” to Galectin Therapeutics in 2021, a role described in company materials and news coverage a...
Neurocept appears in multiple product pages and press releases tied to a market push in November 2025; a Globe Newswire-backed article dated Nov. 7, 2025 describes Neurocept as a newly spotlighted cog...