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Nootroo

Brain enhancing nootropics (pills) company based in SF

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Eric Matzner
@matznerd · Founder of Nootroo
Hi, founder of Nootroo here, very exciting to wake up this morning to see us on PH! I am excited to answer any questions you guys may have and am happy to discuss nootropics in general and not just my product. The goal in creating Nootroo was to help smart people reach their optimal performance levels. We aren’t just about pills, but about getting the body … See more

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Andreas Klinger
@andreasklinger · Tech at Product Hunt 💃
Welcome to the most extreme hunt i have ever made. :) I met the founder this week in SF. His product is essentially brain-enhancing pills. And honestly it rang every BS bell i have hearing it at first. And trust me - being a few years in startups i have several BS bells ready ;) But apparently their product is basically a cocktail of things used in divers… See more
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Eric Matzner
@matznerd · Founder of Nootroo
Hi, founder of Nootroo here, very exciting to wake up this morning to see us on PH! I am excited to answer any questions you guys may have and am happy to discuss nootropics in general and not just my product. The goal in creating Nootroo was to help smart people reach their optimal performance levels. We aren’t just about pills, but about getting the body … See more
Calvin Liu
@cjl49 · EIR, Transmedia Cap. / Founder, Outpour
this is why i love product hunt. I have a 30-day supply in my cart... but i still don't know. but that pretty much means i'm going to do it. hope to be leaving much smarter comments soon.
 
Niv Dror
@nivo0o0 · Writer/Social Editor @ProductHunt
@matznerd one (obvious) question that I'm surprised people did not ask is, how does this compare to prescription ADD medication?
ryan borker
@borker · Founder, Shortlist and Hisabo Tea
This is the kind of thing that's very dangerous to post to the Product Hunt community, who's probably more susceptible than most to believe health claims. @rrhoover @eriktor @andreasklinger 1) There's limited scientific (if sketchy) evidence on the long term effectiveness in healthy people. There's a reason the disclaimer (which the founder repeats) says: … See more