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There is substantial online consumer reporting and watchdog material alleging scams, misleading marketing, billing problems, and customer-service failures tied to products sold under the “Nerve Flow” ...
Independent, third‑party analyses of memory supplements are uneven but exist: systematic academic surveys catalog ingredients across dozens of products and consumer testing outfits like ConsumerLab ha...
Available sources provided in the search results do not report any lawsuits that name Neurocept executives personally for product-safety issues; reporting and consumer complaints in these results inst...
Available reporting shows that products branded Neuriva (a consumer brain‑health supplement) have been the subject of consumer class-action litigation over advertising claims, including an $8 million ...
Since 2023 regulators and plaintiffs have continued to press memory‑enhancing supplement makers through warning letters, court orders, and class actions: notable actions include FDA warning letters to...
Randomized, placebo‑controlled trials of multi‑ingredient nootropic supplements do exist, but most test young or healthy adults or are short, industry‑sponsored studies rather than large, independent ...
There are public class actions and consumer suits against makers of brain‑health supplements and against pharmaceutical companies tied to products like Neurontin and Neuriva, but the provided reportin...
Available reporting in the provided documents does not identify any formal lawsuit filed against “Neurocept.” Consumer complaints and scam reports show purchases and allegations of deceptive marketing...
Available search results do not mention a product called “Memory Blast” by name or any randomized controlled trials (RCTs) that test a whole-formula supplement called Memory Blast versus its individua...