MemoryFuel FAQ: Clear Answers to the Questions People Search Most

A brain health dietary supplement sold as a drink powder. Each scoop provides 5,000 mg creatine monohydrate, 300 mg choline, 300 mg magnesium, 50 mcg vitamin D3 and 25 mcg vitamin B12, mixed into 6 to 8 oz of water once a day.

The label names Nutraville Pte Ltd, 10900 Research Blvd, Ste 160C PMB 1134, Austin, TX 78759, under the Nutraville brand, with an information line at 1-302-251-2961. ClickBank is the retailer that processes orders.

No. This is an independent U.S. order and reference desk. We send orders to the maker's ClickBank checkout and earn a commission. We do not hold stock or process payments.

Thirty days. The 7.9 oz (224 g) jar holds 30 one-scoop servings.

It is flavored with natural flavors and sweetened with stevia. Most people find it mild; the stevia aftertaste is the most common complaint, and juice or a smoothie masks it.

Creatine is the largest ingredient, but each scoop also has choline, magnesium, vitamin D3 and vitamin B12. Plain creatine is cheaper; MemoryFuel bundles all five in one drink.

The Supplement Facts panel we checked does not list L-theanine, although some ads mention it. Trust the panel on your jar.

No caffeine or other stimulants are listed, so it will not cause jitters or interfere with sleep the way coffee can.

No sugar is listed. It is sweetened with stevia leaf extract and provides 1 calorie per scoop.

No supplement is FDA approved. The label states it is made in an FDA-registered facility, which concerns the building's registration, not product approval^[1].

Mix one level scoop into 6 to 8 oz of water or another drink once a day, preferably with a meal. Stir or shake well and drink it promptly.

Any time you will remember consistently. Many people take it with breakfast. Since it has no caffeine, afternoon or evening also works.

The label says not to exceed the recommended dose. Two scoops would double the magnesium to 600 mg, above the 350 mg supplemental upper limit.

Yes, it can be mixed into any beverage. Very hot drinks do not destroy creatine quickly, but warm rather than boiling is a sensible choice.

Just take the next scoop as normal. Creatine stores change slowly, so an occasional missed day makes little difference. Do not double up.

Plan on six to eight weeks. Brain creatine rises slowly; even 20 g a day for four weeks raised it by under 10 percent in imaging research^[8].

Its main ingredient has modest evidence for memory, strongest in older adults^[9]. The finished product has not been tested in a published trial, so results vary from person to person.

Unlikely at a 5 g dose. The fast effect in research came from a single dose around five times larger, taken during sleep deprivation.

No. Benefits from creatine fade gradually over a few weeks after stopping as stores return to baseline. Many people take it for a defined trial period and decide from there.

No. It is not a dementia treatment. Memory changes that disrupt daily life should be evaluated by a doctor^[10].

For healthy adults, the ingredients are well studied and the doses are within established limits. Creatine at 3 to 5 g a day has a long safety record^[2]. Check with your doctor if you have a medical condition or take medicines.

In healthy people, research has not shown kidney harm at normal doses^[3]. People with existing kidney disease should not take creatine without medical advice. Creatine can raise blood creatinine on lab tests without damage^[4].

Ask your doctor or pharmacist. Magnesium and vitamin D interact with certain diuretics^[6], and metformin can lower B12 levels^[7]. Most combinations are fine, but they should be checked.

Separate magnesium from tetracycline and quinolone antibiotics by at least two hours, or as your pharmacist advises, because magnesium can reduce their absorption^[5].

Per the label: pregnant or nursing women, anyone under 18, and anyone with a known medical condition without a doctor's approval. We would add people with kidney disease.

Through the maker's ClickBank checkout, which every order button on this site links to. Marketplace resellers are not covered by the maker's guarantee.

$9.99 on the 2-jar pack; free U.S. shipping on the 4- and 6-jar packs. International orders pay shipping.

Processing takes 3 to 5 business days, then 5 to 7 business days in transit in the U.S. Tracking arrives within about 24 hours of order confirmation.

90 days from the original purchase date, covering opened and empty jars, refunded less shipping and handling. Return the jars to 285 Northeast Ave, Tallmadge, OH 44278 after contacting support.

Email the maker at support@thememoryfuel.com with your ClickBank order number, or use ClickBank's order support at clkbank.com. This desk cannot see or change orders.

It is a legitimate product: a full Supplement Facts panel, a named maker with a U.S. address, ClickBank as retailer and a written 90-day refund policy with a physical return address. The advertising is more enthusiastic than the evidence, which is a reason for realistic expectations, not a sign of a scam.

It most likely refers to a 2024 paper in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, which tested a single large creatine dose (about 0.35 g per kg) during sleep deprivation. It is genuine research, but the dose and setting differ from one daily scoop.

Not by the maker as an authorized channel. Third-party marketplace listings are not covered by the maker's 90-day guarantee, and you cannot confirm how the powder was stored. Buy through the maker's checkout.

People often search it that way. The product on this site is the Nutraville jar labeled MemoryFuel Brain Health Supplement, NET WT. 7.9 oz (224 g). Other products with similar names have different formulas.

Not as a finished product in any published trial we could find. Its ingredients, especially creatine, have been studied individually. Be cautious of any page that claims a MemoryFuel clinical trial without linking to it.

Because that is what it is: an independent desk that explains the product from its label and published policies, then sends you to the maker's own ClickBank checkout to order. We earn a commission on those orders, we never handle your payment, and we cannot change, cancel or refund an order ourselves; the maker and ClickBank do that.

Every price, policy and dose here was checked against the maker's own pages and the printed label on the date shown at the top, and research claims link to the original papers. If you spot something out of date, email the desk and we will correct it.