Testing & quality
Neuro Recall Testing and Quality: The Proof on File and the Gaps
Neuro Recall's label lists every ingredient, four exact nutrient amounts, a safety seal and the standard FDA statement. That is real, checkable information. Missing: a published lab report, a named manufacturer, and a named GMP certifier. A registered FDA facility badge is not approval, because FDA does not approve supplements or facilities (FDA, approval and registration).
Written by the Neuro Recall label deskUpdated
The short version
Is Neuro Recall tested for quality?
No outside lab report for Neuro Recall has been published, so independent testing cannot be confirmed. The label gives some solid facts, and the badges and listing add claims that are harder to verify.
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What you can check
- A full ingredient list in label order.
- Four nutrients with exact amounts, such as folate and B12.
- The 635 mg blend total.
- Directions, warnings, storage and a safety seal.
- Gelatin capsule and other ingredients, in print.
What you cannot check yet
- A certificate of analysis from an outside lab.
- The amount of each of the 10 blend lines.
- Who made the product, and where.
- Who audited the factory for GMP, if anyone.
- Any study of Neuro Recall itself.
The label
What does the Neuro Recall label actually prove?
It proves what the brand says is inside, not what a lab measured. A label is a legal statement by the company that sells the product (FDA - Q&A on dietary supplements).
Read closely, the label also has a few slips. None of them is dangerous. Still, small errors on a label are a reason to want outside testing, not a reason to panic.
| What the label prints | What we found |
|---|---|
| Folate 600 mcg DFE (as 320 mcg folic acid) | By NIH's formula, 320 mcg folic acid is about 544 mcg DFE, not 600 (NIH ODS - Folate). |
| Bilberry ("Vaccinium cyanococcus") | That Latin name is the blueberry group. True bilberry is Vaccinium myrtillus. |
| "Alpa" Lipoic Acid | A misspelling of alpha-lipoic acid. |
| WMG-NVT Exclusive Blend, 635 mg | Legal, but single amounts are hidden (21 CFR 101.36 - proprietary blends). |
| Maker or distributor | Not published |
Every printed line is typed out on the Neuro Recall Supplement Facts page, next to the bottle image.
The maker
Who makes Neuro Recall?
The label does not say. The bottle carries only the FYVUS brand logo, with no manufacturer or distributor name or address in the label images.
The only origin statement is "USA COMPANY" on a brand panel. That is not the same as a "Made in USA" claim, and the label itself makes neither. The seller's brief lists a New York office and a returns address. Neither is described as a factory.
A named manufacturer can be asked for documents, checked against public records, and held to its claims. Without a name, buyers must rely on the seller. If this matters to you, ask the eBay seller "Fyvus" who made the batch before you order.
Badges
What do the Neuro Recall badges mean?
Three brand badges, each with a plain note. A badge describes a claim; it is not a certificate.
A brand badge. No GMP certifier, facility or audit is named on the label.
A brand badge. FDA does not approve supplements or facilities; registration is not approval.
A brand badge. The eBay listing the brief links to says the seller does not accept returns. Ask before you buy.
FDA does not have the authority to approve dietary supplements before they are sold (FDA - Q&A on dietary supplements). It also does not approve manufacturing facilities on their own. Registering a facility with FDA is a listing, and FDA says registration does not mean approval (FDA, approval and registration).
Good Manufacturing Practice rules apply to every supplement maker by law. A GMP badge is meaningful only when it names the certifier, the facility and an audit date. The Neuro Recall badge names none of these. The money-back badge is covered on the Neuro Recall returns page, because the eBay listing says the seller does not accept returns.
Listing vs label
Do the eBay listing claims match the label?
Not all of them. Where the listing and the label disagree, the label wins, because it describes what is in the bottle.
| Listing says | Label shows | Our reading |
|---|---|---|
| Vegan, Vegetarian | BSE-free gelatin capsule | Not vegan or vegetarian. Gelatin comes from animals. |
| Organic | No organic seal or certifier | Unverified. No certificate is shown. |
| Non-GMO | No Non-GMO seal or verifier | Unverified. |
| "Memory Supplement" | No benefit claim on the front | A listing claim, not a label claim. |
| "Brain & Nervous System Health" | General wellness panels only | Positioning, not proof. |
The brand panels speak of energy, focus, digestion and healthy aging. None of those claims has been tested in Neuro Recall. Read them as advertising, and see how each panel compares with the evidence.
If you avoid animal products, the gelatin capsule settles it. Pick a product whose label states a plant capsule.
Neuro Recall: 5 bottles for $59.952 capsules a day · about $11.99 a bottle · free standard shipping · seller does not accept returns
View listingLot codes
Are the Neuro Recall lot and CoA codes lab proof?
No. The codes NR-26/NE-3879 and NR-3879-26-NE come from the seller's brief as reference numbers. No lab report sits behind them that we can show you.
A real certificate of analysis names the lab, the batch, the test methods and the results. It usually covers identity, strength, and limits for microbes and heavy metals. Until one is published, treat the codes as filing labels only.
The Neuro Recall batch check page explains how to match the codes on your own bottle and what to send if something looks wrong.
Before you buy
What should you ask the seller about quality?
Four questions cover most of it. Send them through eBay's message tool so the answers stay on record.
Who made this batch?
Ask for the manufacturer's name and city.
Is there an outside lab report?
Ask for a certificate of analysis from an independent lab, with the batch number on it.
Who certified GMP?
Ask for the certifier's name and the audit date behind the badge.
Is it organic or Non-GMO?
Ask for the certificate. Without one, treat the claim as unverified.
Independent programs such as USP or NSF test supplements and print their own seal on the label. Neuro Recall carries no such seal. Our editorial standards explain how we judge sources like these.
On delivery
How should you check a bottle when it arrives?
Check the seal first. If the safety seal is broken, the label says not to use it.
- Before you buy
Read the return terms
The eBay listing says the seller does not accept returns. Decide with that in mind.
- On delivery
Check the seal and lot
The label says do not use if the safety seal is broken. Photograph anything wrong right away.
- If it is wrong
Use eBay's process
For an item that did not arrive or does not match the listing, open the order on eBay and contact the seller.
- Keep records
Order email and photos
Your eBay order number, photos and messages are your proof if you need eBay's help.
FAQ
Neuro Recall testing and quality: common questions
Is Neuro Recall third-party tested?
No independent lab report for Neuro Recall has been published, so third-party testing cannot be confirmed. The label carries no USP, NSF or similar seal. You can ask the eBay seller for a certificate of analysis from an outside lab, with the batch number printed on it.
Is a certificate of analysis available for Neuro Recall?
None has been published. The codes NR-26/NE-3879 and NR-3879-26-NE come from the seller's brief as reference numbers, not lab results. A genuine certificate names the lab, the batch, the methods and the results for identity, strength and contaminants.
Who is the manufacturer of Neuro Recall?
The label images do not name one. The bottle shows only the FYVUS brand logo, and the only origin wording is "USA COMPANY" on a brand panel. The eBay seller is listed as Fyvus. Ask the seller directly if you want the maker's name.
Does a registered FDA facility mean FDA approval?
No, it does not. FDA does not approve dietary supplements or manufacturing facilities, and it says registration does not mean approval. The badge tells you a facility is listed with FDA. It says nothing about whether a given product is safe or works.
Is Neuro Recall really organic and non-GMO?
That cannot be confirmed. The eBay listing says organic and non-GMO, but the label shows no organic seal, no Non-GMO seal and no certifier. Treat both as unverified claims until the seller shares a certificate that names the product.
Why does the eBay listing call Neuro Recall vegan?
The listing's item specifics say vegan and vegetarian, but the label lists a BSE-free gelatin capsule. Gelatin comes from animals, so the product is neither vegan nor vegetarian. The label describes the bottle's contents, so it should be trusted over the listing.
What is the GMP badge on Neuro Recall telling you?
It is a brand badge claiming Good Manufacturing Practice. GMP rules apply to all supplement makers by law. A badge carries weight only when it names the certifier, the facility and an audit date, and the Neuro Recall badge names none of these.
Who wrote this
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Pages built from the bottle label, the sales listing and linked NIH, FDA, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.
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