Bulk Complete Nootropic

Bulk Complete Nootropic Capsules

Category: Focus + Memory + Energy Support
Servings: 30 (6 capsules per serving)
Key actives (per daily serve): Cognizin® Citicoline 250 mg, KSM-66® Ashwagandha 300 mg, Caffeine 250 mg, L-Theanine 200 mg, N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine, Acetyl-L-Carnitine, Ginkgo (std. extract), Bacopa, Phosphatidylserine, Rhodiola, Saffron, Huperzine A, B-vitamins, and more (17 total actives)

⚡ Quick Summary
A loaded, capsule-based nootropic that combines several evidence-backed ingredients (citicoline, theanine + caffeine, ashwagandha, standardized ginkgo) with a “kitchen-sink” of extras. It delivers clear alertness and productive focus, but some doses look spread thin and the stack includes stimulants and sharper cholinergics (Huperzine A) that won’t suit everyone. Good value per serving for the amount of branded actives included.

🧠 Necessity — 8 / 20
Nootropics are optional performance aids rather than health essentials. Helpful when you want a convenient, all-in-one focus blend; not necessary if sleep, caffeine, diet, and stress management are already dialled.

⚙️ Effectiveness — 16 / 20
Strong core synergy: 250 mg caffeine + 200 mg L-theanine for smoother stimulation; 250 mg Cognizin® supports acetylcholine and mental energy; 300 mg KSM-66® can aid stress resilience. Standardized ginkgo and bacopa add memory/processing support. Points off for “spread” across many ingredients—some (e.g., bacopa/PS/tyrosine) may sit at the lower end of research ranges, so heavy effects will vary by user.

🌿 Ingredients — 14 / 20
Pros: transparent label, branded forms (Cognizin®, KSM-66®), standardized botanicals, useful B-vitamin support. Cons: very busy formula, inclusion of Huperzine A (potent, not for daily long-term use without breaks), and the reliance on a fairly high caffeine dose instead of more pump/flow agents like high-dose citrulline or nitrates (if you prefer workout crossover). Capsule excipients are standard and minimal, but purity purists may still prefer simpler stacks.

🛡️ Safety — 14 / 20
Generally safe for healthy adults, but note: 250 mg caffeine (watch total daily intake); Huperzine A can cause cholinergic side effects—best used cyclically; ginkgo may interact with anticoagulants; saffron and rhodiola can affect mood meds; not for pregnancy/breastfeeding. Start at half-serve to assess tolerance.

💷 Value — 17 / 20
~£30 for 30 full servings (~£1/serve) is strong value considering the inclusion of premium actives (Cognizin®, KSM-66®) that often cost more on their own. Good cost-to-ingredient breadth, even if a few doses are conservative.

⭐ At a Glance

• 🧠 Necessity — 8 / 20 Optional cognitive boost

• ⚙️ Effectiveness — 16 / 20 Noticeable focus & alertness

• 🌿 Ingredients — 14 / 20 Branded actives, very busy panel

• 🛡️ Safety — 14 / 20 Stimulant & cholinergic cautions

• 💷 Value — 17 / 20 Strong price for the stack

🔍 Key Takeaways

Pros
✔ Cognizin® + theanine/caffeine = reliable, smooth focus
✔ KSM-66® supports stress resilience and “calm energy”
✔ Transparent doses; wide cognitive coverage
✔ Competitive price per fully loaded serving

Cons
✖ Kitchen-sink design means some underdosed elements
✖ 250 mg caffeine won’t suit stimulant-sensitive users
✖ Huperzine A requires cycling and care with other cholinergics

⚖️ Verdict
A well-priced, do-it-all nootropic with a legitimately effective core and thoughtful branded inclusions. If you’re stimulant-sensitive or prefer minimalist stacks, this will feel heavy; if you want a one-stop productivity pack at £1/serve, it’s an appealing pick—just dose sensibly and consider cycling.

🧭 Suppervised.com Final Score:

69 / 100

Comments: “Big, buzzy stack with smart anchors (Cognizin®, KSM-66®); good value, but busy formula and higher caffeine mean it’s not for everyone.”