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Available reporting shows two different uses of the name “Neurocept”: (a) a consumer nootropic/dietary-supplement product newly marketed in the U.S. in late 2025, promoted on press-release and vendor ...
Clinical and consumer sources report two distinct Neurocept products with different safety profiles: prescription Neurocept formulations (marketed in India as Neurocept-PG or Neurocept for neuropathic...
Neurocept appears in two different product categories: a prescription combination capsule commonly marketed as Neurocept‑PG that contains pregabalin and methylcobalamin, and separate commercial “Neuro...
Available reporting shows two distinct products called “Neurocept”: prescription formulations (branded Neurocept‑PG or Neurocept PG Capsule) linked to pregabalin/methylcobalamin with common nervous‑sy...
Available reporting on products named “Neurocept” is mixed: supplement manufacturers and review sites claim “no reported side effects” or only mild digestive/headache issues , while pharmacy and medic...
Available reporting on “Neurocept” shows two distinct product narratives: marketing/affiliate pages for a dietary supplement that claim “no reported side effects” or only mild, uncommon digestive or h...
Available product information and marketing materials present two sharply different pictures of “Neurocept.” Manufacturer sites and promotional press releases say Neurocept is a natural, side‑effect–f...
Available reporting shows two different products called “Neurocept.” One is a prescription combination pill sold as Neurocept‑PG that contains methylcobalamin (a form of vitamin B12) and pregabalin; 1...