Max Synapse Review

Product Features

Capsules contain vitamins B3 and B6 along with 545 mg of something called a NooTro Blend. This blend of 9 ingredients includes GABA, L-Tyrosine, Huperzine-A, and Alpha-GPC. People often report feeling better after taking supplements with GABA (Gamma Aminobutyric Acid). However, clinical trials have found that it’s generally ineffective when taken orally. It doesn’t have an effect except as a placebo, and thus some manufacturers have stopped including it in supplement formulas.

L-Tyrosine is an amino acid used in various products and can be found in many foods. People take L-Tyrosine for depression, ADHD, narcolepsy, improving alertness, alleviating stress, and more. It’s almost a jack of all trades with its variety of brain boosting effects, and is great for penetrating the blood-brain barrier. The most common dose is 150 mg per day. Max Synapse doesn’t list how much L-Tyrosine is in its formula. Likewise, we don’t know if the amount of Alpha GPC is sufficient. The standard dose is 300 to 600 mg, although some people take up 1200 mg. It’s very unlikely that Max Synapse has enough, since their entire nootropic blend is only 545 mg. Studies show that Alpha GPC has a notable effect on cognitive decline and symptoms of Alzheimer’s. It can increase power output among athletes and could be more effective than caffeine.

Conclusion

There aren’t many reviews for this products. When there is a review, there’s a chance Max Synapse had a different formula at the time of that review. This makes it very difficult to know if this is a good supplement. Multiple sources report different ingredients being used. UltraMax Health doesn’t mention that they’ve changed their formula, but it’s not particularly rare to see formulas improved over time. Assuming the most recent ingredients list is what you’ll get, this is a decent supplement. The ingredients are commonly used and can provide many benefits to a lot of people.