Nothing hidden in a blend
Seven ingredients and seven numbers. You can check each amount against a reference table instead of taking anyone's word for it.
MemoClear is a daily capsule sold for focus, clarity and mental energy. What makes it worth a second look is not the marketing: it is that the panel on the back gives an amount for every single thing inside, with nothing hidden behind a blend. This site reads that label out loud, page by page, and tells you what it does and does not support.

MemoClear is a dietary supplement in a capsule, thirty to a bottle. The carton calls it advanced brain support and puts three words under the name: focus, clarity, energy.
Inside each capsule are two amino acids and their salts, one B vitamin and a small amount of calcium. The two biggest entries by weight are L-Arginine and L-Arginine AKG, at 200 mg each. Both are raw material the body uses to make nitric oxide, a molecule that relaxes the muscle in blood vessel walls so the vessel widens. That is a real and well described piece of physiology, and it is the reason these ingredients turn up in circulation and sports formulas as well as in brain ones.
What the label does not do is claim that widening blood vessels fixes anything. It says support, it prints the required statement beside it, and it stops. This site does the same. What MemoClear is takes the carton apart line by line.

Nobody chooses a supplement on chemistry alone. These are the practical things buyers mention.
Seven ingredients and seven numbers. You can check each amount against a reference table instead of taking anyone's word for it.
One small capsule with a glass of water before a meal. The commonest reason a supplement does nothing is that the bottle ends up at the back of a cupboard.
Two hundred milligrams of arginine is a real figure you can compare with what a meal already gives you. We print that comparison rather than hide it.
The carton records manufacture in the USA with globally sourced ingredients. That is a statement about the plant, not an approval of the formula.
Read those four as descriptions of a package and its wording. Not one of them is a statement about what the capsules do.
Six plain steps. This describes what the carton instructs and what is known about the ingredients, not what will happen to you.
The label asks for one capsule with an 8 oz glass of water, 20 to 30 minutes before eating. An empty stomach is simply a less crowded one.
Hypromellose is a plant-based shell. It breaks down in the stomach and releases the powder inside; there is no coating designed to delay it.
Arginine, citrulline and beta alanine are absorbed in the small intestine the same way the amino acids in your dinner are.
The kidney converts citrulline back into arginine. That is the reason a formula would carry both rather than doubling one of them.
An enzyme in the lining of blood vessels uses arginine to make nitric oxide, which relaxes the vessel wall. It is the piece of physiology every arginine formula is built around, and it has been textbook material since the 1980s.
Thirty capsules is a month. The only variable fully in your control is whether the bottle gets opened.

Most supplements in this category hide behind a proprietary blend: one total weight with a list of names under it and no amount for any single item. MemoClear does not. Every one of the seven entries on its panel has its own figure beside it, which means you can look up each amount and judge it for yourself. That is the most useful thing about this label, and it is why this site has a page for each ingredient rather than one long list.
Seven entries on the panel, seven pages here. Each one covers what the ingredient is, what foods supply it, and what the amount on this label means next to an ordinary day's intake.

An amino acid your body uses to make nitric oxide. It is the largest single entry on the MemoClear panel, tied with the AKG form at 200 mg.
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The same amino acid bound to alpha-ketoglutarate in a two to one ratio. It is listed separately from the base form and carries its own 200 mg.
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Citrulline in a hydrochloride salt, which is simply a form that keeps well and dissolves readily. The body converts citrulline back into arginine.
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Citrulline paired with malic acid, the sharp-tasting acid in apples. It appears on the panel alongside the HCL form, at the same 100 mg.
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The smallest entry on the panel at 40 mg. The body uses it to build carnosine, which is stored mainly in muscle.
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Vitamin B3, and one of only two entries on this panel with a percent daily value beside it. NE stands for niacin equivalents.
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Eighteen milligrams, which the panel puts at one and a half percent of the daily value. In a capsule this size calcium carbonate is usually doing a job other than nutrition.
Read the pageMost supplements in this category hide behind a proprietary blend: one total weight with a list of names under it and no amount for any single item. MemoClear does not. Every one of the seven entries on its panel has its own figure beside it, which means you can look up each amount and judge it for yourself. That is the most useful thing about this label, and it is why this site has a page for each ingredient rather than one long list.
Focus, clarity and energy are the three words on the bottle. Here is what sits behind them on the panel.

Three comments, printed as they arrived.

Marguerite S.
Verified buyer · Vermont · 3 months in
“I bought it because the bottle told me what was in it. Seven things, seven numbers, and I could look every one of them up before I spent anything. The capsule is small, I take it before breakfast with a full glass of water, and that is the whole routine.”

Della P.
Verified buyer · North Carolina · 5 months in
“My second three-bottle order. What I will say is that it is easy to keep up with, which is more than I managed with the powder I tried before. I keep the bottle by the kettle so I see it, and the parcel has arrived in under a week both times.”

Warren H.
Verified buyer · Arizona · 4 months in
“What I liked was being able to read the whole label in under a minute. Seven things, each with a number, and no long list of names I could not check. Ordering was straightforward, the refund terms were written in plain English, and the six bottles turned up in days.”
These comments came from the seller’s own customers and are printed as they were written, shortened only where they repeated themselves. Individual results vary. More are on the reviews page.

The photographs beside this are the seller’s own customer wall, reproduced as they were supplied: people who bought MemoClear and were happy to be pictured with the bottle. Three of their comments are printed above.
Two bottles, three or six. The per-bottle price falls as the order grows, and the six-bottle order is the one that ships free.

60 day supply · 2 bottles
$79
per bottle
$158 in total $358
You keep $200
Shipping calculated at checkout
Set by the seller and able to change at any time.

180 day supply · 6 bottles
$49
per bottle
$294 in total $1,074
You keep $780
Free U.S. shipping
Set by the seller and able to change at any time.

90 day supply · 3 bottles
$69
per bottle
$207 in total $537
You keep $330
Shipping calculated at checkout
Set by the seller and able to change at any time.
Every order is finished on the seller’s own checkout, which is where your card details go and where the final total, tax and delivery address are confirmed. The figures above are reproduced so you can compare the three orders before you leave this site. Shipping and the money-back guarantee have pages of their own.
One thing to notice while you are comparing: the seller’s pack photograph for the three bottle order carries a free shipping flash, but free U.S. shipping is stated at the checkout only for the six bottle order. Where a picture and a checkout disagree, the checkout is what you will be charged.
They are PDFs, they belong to the seller, and they land by email once the payment clears.

How to fit one capsule into a day you already have: where to keep the bottle, what to do on a day you forget, and how to tell whether you are actually taking it.
Included with the 3 and 6 bottle orders

Ten short daily exercises — recall drills, reading, puzzles and conversation prompts — written to be done in about fifteen minutes each.
Included with the 3 and 6 bottle orders

A practical guide to sleep timing, light, caffeine and wind-down routines. Sleep is the single habit with the most evidence behind it for how sharp you feel.
Included with the 3 and 6 bottle orders

The publisher's own title for a collection of traditional kitchen preparations: herbs, infusions and the folk uses they have been put to. Read it the way you would read an old cookery book.
Included with the 3 and 6 bottle orders

An introduction to fibre, fermented food and the bacteria that live on them, written for someone with no background in the subject.
Included with the 3 and 6 bottle orders
All five arrive by email as PDF files the moment the payment clears, so there is nothing extra to wait for in the post. The titles are the publisher’s own.

The seller gives you sixty days from the day your parcel is delivered. If you decide in that window that MemoClear is not for you, write to customer service, ask for the return address, and send the bottles back — used or unused. The purchase price goes back to the card that paid it. Return postage is yours to cover and any shipping you paid at checkout is not part of the refund. The whole procedure, and what to put in the email, is on the money-back guarantee page.





Five marks from the carton and from the seller: made in the USA, a GMP certified facility, non-GMO, natural ingredients, and full support behind every order.
The eight that arrive most often. Tap a question to open its answer.
One. The label says to take one capsule daily with an 8 oz glass of water, and for best results to take it 20 to 30 minutes before a meal. A bottle holds thirty capsules, so one bottle is one month.
Seven things, each with its own amount printed: niacin 7.5 mg NE at 47% of the daily value, calcium 18 mg at 1.5%, L-arginine 200 mg, L-arginine AKG 2:1 extract 200 mg, L-citrulline HCL 100 mg, L-citrulline malate 100 mg and beta alanine 40 mg. The capsule shell is hypromellose, with vegetable stearate and silicon dioxide.
No, and that is unusual for this category. A proprietary blend gives one combined weight and hides the split between the ingredients inside it. Every amount on the MemoClear panel is printed on its own, so nothing is hidden from you.
Three words, printed under the brand name: focus, clarity and energy. It is sold as a daily brain support supplement, and the required FDA statement sits alongside that description on the back of the box.
No. Nothing on the panel is a stimulant and no caffeine is declared, which is part of why people take it first thing in the morning without thinking about it.
Nobody can promise you a date. A dietary supplement is not a drug with an onset time, and what one person notices is not what the next will. Most people who write in say they gave it a full bottle before forming a view, which is part of why the seller sells in threes and sixes.
Write to customer service within sixty days of delivery, ask for the return address, and send the bottles back, empty or full. The purchase price goes back to the card that paid it. Return postage is yours and any shipping charge paid at checkout is not refunded.
No. This site explains the product and then links to the seller's own checkout, which is where the price, the stock, the delivery address and the payment all live. No card details are ever typed on a page belonging to this site.

One click from here you are on the seller's own checkout, choosing between two, three and six bottles. Your two months to change your mind begin when the parcel reaches your door.
The order is completed on the seller's own secure checkout, where the final total, your address and your payment are confirmed. Sixty days to ask for the money back, counted from the day the parcel arrives.