CogniMary ingredients list
All 15 ingredients in label order: four with set amounts, eleven in the 635 mg blend, and the capsule fillers.
The blog
Shorter pieces on single questions, each one useful on any product in this category.
Quick answer
Seven pieces: how to read the CogniMary label, the dosage and the capsules, how to read inside a proprietary blend using the descending-order rule, what the ginkgo trials actually found, why the magnesium form printed on a label matters, and what the seller's review figures show.
Each one answers a question that comes up on any product in this category, then applies the answer to CogniMary's own label.
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CogniMary refund request
What to say on the call, the free trial page question, the record to keep and what to do if a refund stalls.
CogniMary in South Africa
Ordering from outside the US: what the checkout shows, customs and duties, returns, and local listings.
CogniMary dosage
How many capsules a day, how a bottle is counted, and what the label leaves to you.
CogniMary label
Six steps to read the panel: the Daily Values, the folate sum, the blend and the warnings.
CogniMary capsules
Sixty to a bottle, two a day: the shell, the fillers, storage and a quick arrival check.
CogniMary reviews and complaints
The seller reports 4.5 out of 5 from 1,203 reviews. The top praise, the top complaint, and how to raise a complaint or refund.
The descending-order trick
One division that turns an undisclosed blend into a bounded one. It works on every US supplement label.
What the ginkgo trials actually found
The largest ginkgo trial ever run enrolled over 3,000 people and found nothing. That is worth knowing before you buy anything containing it.
Magnesium oxide and the form question
Two labels can both say 250 mg of magnesium and deliver different amounts. The difference is one word in brackets.
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What these are for
Each post takes one question that comes up repeatedly, answers it with sources, and then applies the answer to this product. They are written to be useful to someone who never buys anything from us.