Six Named Ingredients, No Proprietary Blend: What That Actually Means

Naming every ingredient — Spermidine, B12, Vitamin D, Baobab Fiber, Konjac Glucomannan, L-Arabinose — with no hidden blend disguising what you're taking is a genuine transparency signal, though exact per-capsule amounts still aren't published.

What "no proprietary blend" genuinely offers

Unlike formulas that hide ingredients behind a vague "cognitive complex," every active in BrainMary is individually named. This lets you research each ingredient's individual evidence base yourself — a real step up from full opacity, even without milligram-level dosing disclosed.

What "real one-time purchase" should mean

Every BrainMary package is described as a one-time purchase — the price shown at checkout is what you pay, with no hidden recurring charges or autoship traps. Always confirm this at the actual checkout page, since promotional terms can change.

How the empty-bottle guarantee works

The company states you can return the product, including empty bottles, within 60 days for a refund per its policy. This matters specifically because a gradual, cumulative-support formula requires using the full bottle to fairly judge whether it's working.

What "honest ingredient disclosure" looks like in practice

Naming which ingredients (Spermidine) carry the strongest evidence, and which (the fiber-based ingredients) are more supporting-cast than headline actives, is the kind of disclosure that goes beyond simply listing names — it tells you how much weight to put on each.