THINK CLEAR Nootropic Review Summary

THINK CLEAR is not the unique, premium nootropic it makes itself out to be. It is a total scam supplement. If you don’t have time to read our full THINK CLEAR review, then please skip ahead to the section on private label scams. We’ve also written about them at great length here.

Basically, the THINK CLEAR formula is a generic, pre-made stack which you can buy from a wholesaler on a ‘private label’ basis. That means you just buy the formula ‘off-the-rack’ but you can apply your own branding to it, making it look like a unique product. If you outsource everything to Amazon, then you have a very easy, low risk way of making money. 

As a customer though, you’re left out of pocket! The formula itself is weak and full of garbage. Don’t waste your money on nootropics like this. 

 

Where To Buy Clear Lifestyle THINK CLEAR

These white label products are usually peddled through Amazon and nowhere else. That helps keep costs down! Not good!

 

 

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Full Clear Lifestyle THINK CLEAR Review

 

THINK CLEAR is a brand new nootropic supplement to hit the market. Made by Clear Lifestyle, it is currently sold primarily through Amazon. As it stands, the only product in Clear Lifestyle’s online store is THINK CLEAR. They don’t seem to have a website independent of Amazon. This is never a good sign, but doesn’t necessarily mean that we have a bad product on our hands. Time will tell. 

So what is THINK CLEAR supposed to do exactly?

What does it offer?

As you will see if you look at the merchant page, THINK CLEAR claims to be an ‘all-in-one’ nootropic with a wide range of benefits:

 

 

Like the majority of supplements reviewed on this site, THINK CLEAR is designed as a full-spectrum, daily natural nootropic stack. 

It claims to touch on almost every aspect of cognitive function; mood, memory, focus, and energy. The only things not mentioned are long-term brain adaptation support and brain health protection. But only the most advanced stacks can offer all of these benefits at the same time. 

THINK CLEAR is still clearly not a specific gaming supplement, or a nootropic designed to help with cognitive decline. It is a comprehensive stack designed for everyday use. 

This is great. 

We think the best way to enhance cognitive function is to take a multi-faceted, long-term approach. That means supporting everything from memory to mood over the course of months and years. In our experience, stacks claiming to deliver a quick but short-lived focus fix have nowhere near the power of comprehensive nootropic stacks. 

So the question is, does THINK CLEAR work?

How does it compare to our current top rated products?

Is it safe? What kind of side effects will THINK CLEAR cause?

Find out by reading our full THINK CLEAR nootropic review below. We start by examining the formula; what ingredients do they use? What are the doses like? Do we have any synthetic brain drugs to worry about? Then we look at the side effect risks. In the end, we tel you what we think of this focus and memory supplement as a whole. If you have any questions, please post them in the comments at the end. We’ll try to get back to you within 48 hours.

 

 

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THINK CLEAR Formula

Check out the THINK CLEAR nootropic formula:

 

 

Feel like you’ve seen this formula before?

That’s because YOU PROBABLY HAVE!

We’ve seen this exact formula plenty of times before. 

It’s not that we’ve seen THINK CLEAR before, or that Clear Lifestyle have changed their name. No, nothing that innocent.

We simply have another scam nootropic on our hands!

 

 

Beware Private Label Scams!

Private label scams are an absolute plague on the nootropics industry today. 

There are currently dozens and dozens of nootropics sold on Amazon which all use the exact same formula.

We’ve lost count of how many of these supplements we’ve reviewed now. While we feel it’s our duty to keep people informed and help them stay away from these scams, it does get tiring writing about the same formula over and over again. 

Here’s the Neuro Spark formula:

 

 

And the Elite Mind formula:

 

 

Basically, what’s happening is that individuals are buying pre-made, off-the-rack blends from a wholesaler on a private label basis (or white label as it is sometimes known). This is where you buy the nuts and bolts of the product but the manufacturer puts your custom branding on the bottle. 

As your order rolls off the production line, the manufacturer just loads your custom artwork on the labeling machine.

When your order is fulfilled, the next guy’s pdf gets loaded up and the bottles start getting labeled with his artwork. 

All you have to do is make a label on Photoshop and put up the money for your first order (maybe a few thousand dollars). The wholesaler will make the product and deliver it to an Amazon warehouse for storage and shipping. 

It’s a great way to make some fast, risk-free cash. 

But it’s terrible if you’re a customer who’s just paid $40 for a cheap, mass produced nootropic.

 

-Learn More About Private Label Scams Before You Get Burnt!-

 

What About The Formula?

Clearly, THINK CLEAR is a total rip off. It is little more than some kid’s get rich quick scheme.

That makes it a very poor choice in and of itself.

If they can make money from this thing while outsourcing everything to wholesalers, then obviously you are paying a hefty premium for this stack. 

The ingredients can’t justify the price tag. 

And clearly you aren’t going to get very good customer service from someone who doesn’t even bother to build a website for their product. 

But what about the THINK CLEAR formula itself?

Well, as you would expect, it’s pretty bad.

 

 

The main ingredient in THINK CLEAR is St. John’s Wort.

Also known by its more formal name, Hypericum perforatum, St. John’s Wort is used the world-over as a natural alternative to anti-depressants. 

Health food stores and supplement outlets almost always stock some St. John’s Wort tablets.

People claim that it is a miracle cure for anxiety, stress, insomnia, and more.

There is now some compelling evidence for these claims. This major meta-analysis found that “hypericum extracts tested in the included trials a) are superior to placebo in patients with major depression; b) are similarly effective as standard antidepressants; c) and have fewer side effects than standard antidepressants”. 

Great! What’s the problem here?

Well, for one thing, other studies have found that lots of people don’t respond to St. John’s Wort at all.

More importantly, several other major studies have found that St.John’s Wort is no more effective than placebo when it comes to treating depression or depressive symptoms. 

This study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, is perhaps the most comprehensive, rigorous look at St.John’s Wort published to date. It found that St. John’s Wort was as effective as sugar pills for treating anxiety, stress, and depression. 

That is the main ingredient in Clear Lifestyle THINK CLEAR by some margin. 

Do you think it’s a good idea to pay top dollar for a stack in which the main ingredient is potentially useless?

Neither do we!

 

 

The rest of the formula is very uninspiring. 

The Glutamine content isn’t going to do a single thing for your cognitive function. 

Hell, it isn’t going to do anything at all. Your body is not going to register an extra 150mg of Glutamine. 

A large serving of pasta will provide you will about 50 times that amount of Glutamine. It is a very common amino acid, so consuming small amounts is absolutely pointless regardless of what it is you’re trying to achieve. 

50mg of Ginkgo Biloba is a very mediocre serving. Ginkgo Biloba is a very good natural nootropic with a lot of potential, but standalone supplements will almost always provide 75mg or more. Many comprehensive stacks provide 75mg+ of Ginkgo Biloba on top of several other large servings of potent nootropics. 

All in all, this is a very weak stack.

It is not surprising that this is a private label offer from a wholesaler.

It is dull, middle of the road stuff. 

 

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THINK CLEAR Review Conclusion – A Poor Nootropic!

If it hasn’t been clear from what you’ve been reading, we don’t think this is a very good natural nootropic supplement at all.

THINK CLEAR represents terrible value for money.

It is a generic stack that has been bought from a wholesaler and dressed up as a unique, premium product.

It is a scam.

It is a rip-off.

The formula is very weak and uninteresting. All we have are some low dosed nootropics and some herbal extracts with little to no brain boosting properties. 

It uses the exact same formula as dozens of nootropics available online. So even if you wanted this uninspiring formula, you could probably find it cheaper elsewhere. 

If you want a focus and memory booster that actually works, we recommend checking out our current top rated stacks. There’s no scam supplements in our rankings; every product is a unique, high quality formulation capable of delivering the benefits it lists on the bottle.