Nootopia Review: My Honest Experience With These Nootropics

How Does The Process Work?

You can currently order three Nootopia stacks: World Domination ($399), Focused Ferocity ($299), or Brilliance On Demand ($129). If you subscribe, you will get an additional discount on the packages.

Based on the package you choose, you will get the following doses of nootropic stacks:

As you can see, Nootopia already pushes you to order at least Focused Ferocity and spend $299 (or $225 if you subscribe) on nootropics.

After you order your chosen stack, you will go through a questionnaire which will presumably help Nootopia personalize your stack.

After I spoke to several experts about that, everyone agreed that they probably can’t customize each stack since they would have to manufacture each product’s capsule for each person separately.

But since they don’t provide any data about the exact dosages of each individual nootropic stack (weird and risky, I know), they cannot prove they actually personalized each stack (and I cannot prove otherwise). Until we know more about that, let’s agree that it is highly unlikely that you will receive a different formula than me, but that doesn’t mean that their product is any worse.

Review Of Nootopia Products

I ordered Brilliance On Demand for my first test. Since my team and I are based in Europe, I knew it was going to be hard to get the products shipped here. Sadly, Nootopia uses illegal compounds (we’ll cover them soon) and don’t expose the dosages of the ingredients as it should be done according to the strict European standards. Actually, every supplement brand should make their formulas open-sourced and expose all of the ingredients and dosages if they care about trust.

Before we dive into reviewing each nootropic formula, let’s cover some other important facts you need to know.

Nootopia often uses “capsule-in-capsule” technology. This means that you can find a small capsule within the big capsules. They use this to “enhance the efficacy” of nootropics because the internal nootropics bypass your stomach acid and get directly into your bloodstream. We lack more scientific studies to confirm whether this is effective, but Nootopia definitely claims that.

The other important thing is that Nootopia contains various nootropics called “Omnipept.” After I wrote many emails to Mark, the founder, I got an explanation of what Omnipept is. Basically, they merged different racetams with herb extracts to increase the potency of racetams.

While I’m not a big fan of racetams for several reasons (here’s why), I was a bit skeptical at first. Not just because racetams are in the grey zone in the US and illegal in the European Union, but also because of the lack of research on these synthetic compounds.

But I still wanted to try those nootropic stacks, so let’s check out the nootropic stacks I received and my experience with them.

Brain Flow

Brain Flow is a nootropic supplement that helps to improve mental performance, provides all-day energy, and increases confidence.

Its oil capsules contain the following nootropics:

• SuperCelastrus (an extract of Celastrus Paniculatus)
• Nandina extract
• Guarana
• Pregnenolone
• Curcumin
• Ginger
• Omnipept-P
• Omnipept-1
• Black pepper
• Piperine

Nootopia says that Brain Flow will provide smooth energy and increase your confidence. With that in mind, I have taken 2 capsules of Brain Flow on an empty stomach.

About an hour later, I noticed a mild energy kick that lasted for about 2-3 hours. This kick helped me get and stay in the flow for the mentioned period. I actually expected a stronger effect, but I was still posivitely surprised.

Keep in mind that Brain Flow comes in huge big capsules (000 size, if I am not mistaken), so the capsules are difficult to swallow.

Overall, I liked the effects of Brain Flow, but it’s definitely not a game changer. At least not on its own.

Focused Savagery

The second nootropic I tried was Focused Savagery. As the name says, this product was developed for deep focus and concentration, intense drive, and hyper-productivity. When I heard the expression “hyper-productivity,” I got slightly worried because whenever someone promised me I’d get hyper-productivity out of the supplement, I suffered from severe side effects, stomach pain, or headache.

Sadly, the same thing happened with Focused Savagery.

I took 1 capsule first thing in the morning, as suggested by Nootopia. About a 30-min later, I suffered from a severe headache. I felt like my head was going to explode, and there was intense pressure in my head.

I never expected to feel so badly, but it happened. Now, I have to admit that Nootopia put a warning into their blueprint saying that Focused Savagery is a very potent blend and you shouldn’t combine it with caffeine (which I didn’t). However, the headache was really strong (unlike anything I’ve experienced with nootropics so far), so I’ve decided not to try Focused Savagery again.

What are the ingredients in Focused Savagery that caused such an effect?

• SuperCelastrus
• Methyl B-100
• L-tyrosine
• Coleus forskohli
• CDP-Choline
• Caffeine and caffeine anhydrous
• Guarana
• Curcumin
• Vitamins D3 + K2
• Grape seed extract
• Omnipept-N
• Piperine
• Cayenne

A potentially dangerous mix of l-tyrosine, lots of stimulants, and racetams probably caused the adverse side effects I experienced. I’ve talked to other nootropic experts who had a very similar experience, so I’m not the only one suffering from the adverse side effects.

If you decide to try Focused Savagery, take it with food, do not combine it with any other nootropic or stimulant, and hope for the best. I don’t recommend it to anxious and highly energetic people.

Nectar X

Nectar X is a nootropic stack that helps with energy, mental endurance, mental clarity, and neurogenesis. Unlike the other two stacks, Nectar X comes in powder, and you need to mix it with 24 oz of water. Nootopia recommends drinking half of it right away and the other half in the next 2 hours.

I’m not a fan of powder nootropics because they usually contain lots of unnecessary fillers and compounds (like artificial colors, sugar, etc.). I’m not aware of the exact ingredients in Nectar X (due to the lack of data from the brand), but based on this stack’s good taste, they must have added some artificial compounds in this nootropic formula.

My experience with Nectar X was quite positive. I got a mild energy boost in about 15 minutes after drinking half of Nectar X, which is much faster than with most other nootropics. I was in a positive mood and focused for about one and a half hours when I drank the other half of the drink.

Overall, the effects lasted for about 4 hours in total. I definitely recommend trying this nootropic drink if you want to enhance overall energy and mental clarity.

So, which are the ingredients responsible for such effects?

• SuperCelastrus
• Acetyl-l-carnitine
• Vitamin B12
• Uridine monophosphate
• L-theanine
• Citric acid
• Caffeine Anhydrous
• Phenylalanine
• Arginine AKG
• Rhodiola rosea
• D-Ribose
• Trimethylglycine
• Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)
• Glutamine
• Calcium Citrate
• Monk fruit extract
• Lemon extract
• Ginger
• Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C)
• Maltodextrin
• Omnipept-P
• Omnipept-O
• Omnipept-1

Yes, that’s an extensive list of nootropics for relatively mild but definitely noticeable effects.

If you want to boost your mental energy, I recommend trying Nectar X. For best results, I recommend combining it with other nootropics, which I’ll cover later.

The Apex

The Apex is a nootropic stack designed for an energy boost, stronger focus, calmness, and increased creativity. Nootopia recommends taking 1 capsule in the morning on an empty stomach.

Apex contains:

• SuperCelastrus
• Nandina extract
• Methyl B-100
• L-tyrosine
• Uridine monophosphate
• Coleus forskohli
• Huperzine-A
• CDP Choline
• L-theanine
• Guarana
• Caffeine
• Theacrine
• Vitamin C
• Grape seed extract
• Omnipept-O
• Piperine
• Cayenne

Despite an impressive list of nootropics, the Apex doesn’t deliver any noticeable effects when taken on its own. I’ve tried it a few times, and despite a very mild (probably placebo) effect, nothing else happened.

Nootopia recommends taking Apex with buttered coffee which is the combo I haven’t tried yet.

Upbeat

Upbeat is one of the supplements in Nootopia that had a very positive effect on me from the first day I tested it. It was designed to improve mood, confidence, ambition, and positivity. I took 1 capsule first thing in the morning, and about an hour later, my mood noticeably improved. Once you are in a good mood, working becomes easier, you get more creative, and your productivity increases.

Here are the nootropics that make Upbeat effective:

• SuperCelastrus
• Nandina extract
• Vitamin B12
• L-tyrosine
• Coleus forskohli
• Huperzine-A
• Caffeine
• Theobromine
• 5-HTP
• Phenylalanine
• Theacrine
• Curcumin
• Vitamin C
• Grape seed extract
• Omnipept-N
• Piperine
• Cayenne

The boost I got from Upbeat was just strong enough to feel the effects but not too strong to get anxious. That’s why I recommend trying Upbeat. This has been one of my favorite Nootopia nootropics so far.

Power Solution

Power Solution is probably the strongest nootropic stack from Nootopia that can boost mental stamina, mental clarity, and drive.

By taking it, Nootopia promises:

• All-day energy without crashes
• Maximum clarity and concentration
• Elevated mood and positivity
• “Insane” mental stamina that “feels limitless”

Many buzz words don’t really inspire optimism here, but Nootopia’s warning in their handbook means that Power Solution must be a very potent stack. As a matter of fact, it contains the following nootropics:

• SuperCelastrus
• Phosphatidylserine
• Vitamin B6
• Vitamin B12
• Uridine monophosphate
• Alpha GPC
• Huperzine A
• L-theanine
• Citric Acid
• Norvaline
• Caffeine
• Pregnenolone
• Trimethylglycine
• Acetyl-L-Cysteine
• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
• Grapefruit extract
• Maltodextrin
• Pomegranate extract
• Grape seed extract
• Omnipept-P
• Omnipept-O
• Omnipept-1

Well, among many other nootropics, Power Solution contains 3 racetams which is quite risky. Now I understand why such a big warning is in the handbook!

Anyway, I’ve tested Power Solution, and I think it is an amazing stack. After drinking 1/4 of it, I soon got a strong energy hit that lasted for several hours. I was extremely energized, but I didn’t feel anxious or nervous. It is true that I had a hard time sitting down and working, but when I decided to do a workout, I nailed it.

I think the Power Solution is more of a pre-workout than a brain-boosting stack, but you need to try it out for yourself and see how it works on you.

Zamner Juice

Zamner Juice is the only spray supplement in the Nootopia product line that helps with positivity, verbal fluency, and boosting mood. For the best results, you need to spray 4-6 sprays of Zamner Juice in the morning upon wakening, before lunch, and mid-afternoon.

Zamner Juice contains the following nootropics:

• SuperCelastrus
• Nandina extract
• L-tyrosine
• Huperzine-A
• L-theanine
• Guarana
• Caffeine
• Monk fruit extract
• GAMMA
• Aquaspark
• Omnipept-A
• Kava 20x (alcohol extract)
• Schizandrol
• Xylitol
• Pomegranate

This nootropic is similar to Upbeat in many ways, so you can choose one that you prefer. For me, this is Upbeat.

Mental Reboot

Mental Reboot is a stack that can boost your clarity and helps you to recover on your days off. It contains “brain cleaners” in the form of the morning dosage (AM) and an afternoon dosage (PM) that you should take an hour before sleep.

Mental Reboot can help with:

• Well-being (it increases your joy and positivity)
• Nervousness and jittery feeling
• Clarity and sharpness
• Faster learning

It contains the following nootropics:

• Phosphatidylserine
• CDP Choline
• Vitamins D3 + K2
• Acetyl l cysteine
• Vitamin C
• Chlorella
• Cilantro leaf
• Humic acid
• Fulvic acid
• Phenolic Acid
• Black radish root
• Triacetyluridine
• Menaquinone-7
• P-5-P- pyridoxal-5-phosphate

The idea that you need a nootropic on a day off sounds entirely wrong to me. As you can imagine, I’m not a big fan of this stack, and I don’t think you need it at all.

Gabalicious

Gabalicious is a new stack developed by Nootopia to help you increase your GABA levels (hence, the name). The idea behind Gabalicious is to help you calm down and improve your mood. I’ve tested this powder a couple of times, and I honestly liked the effects, but I need more information about the product before I can recommend it.

Once I get more details, I will share them below.

Potent Stacks

As you can see, some individual Nootopia nootropic supplements are too strong, while others are not effective enough. That’s where nootropic stacks come in the game. The founders of Nootopia created 4 “breakthrough brain stacks” that can help you achieve the “god mode”, whatever this is supposed to mean.

Here are the stacks:

• Genius Activator
• Neuro Primer
• Social Command stack
• Deep Work Support

Genius Activator

This is a nootropic stack that can quickly boost your cognitive performance. If you need to work on advanced problems for several hours, this is a product to try. The Genius Activator consists of Nectar X and Brain Flow. Once you combine these two supplements, your productivity should skyrocket.

I really loved the Genius Activator stack. While Nectar X delivered no benefits on its own, when I combined it with Brain Flow, I got a powerful boost that lasted for many hours. I was productive, energized, and in the flow.

The more energy I had before taking Genius Activator, the more I liked and felt the effects, but even when I was tired, I felt modest effects.

Neuro Primer

This is the second brain stack that rejuvenates your brain during your work. It helps you boost your brain performance, may boost your memory, and help you get better every day. It may also promote neurogenesis – the production of new neurons.

Neuro Primer consists of the Apex and Brain Flow. It’s a decent stack, but I liked Genius Activator more.

Neuro Primer provides similar effects to Genius Activator, but it feels less potent. I felt slightly more creative when trying this custom blend, but it could have been just a placebo effect.

Overall this is a great stack that I recommend trying.

Social Command

The next stack is Social Command. According to Nootopia, this stack may help you with emotional intelligence and verbal fluency. If you work in sales or communications, you should definitely give it a try.

The Social Command stack consists of Power Solution and Upbeat. This is one of the most potent stacks I’ve ever tried. Even though it was made for improving communication, I think it works even better as a pre-workout stack.

If you take Social Command before going on a meeting, don’t make a mistake and drink coffee (or any other stimulants) at the meeting because this could cause anxiety or nervousness.

The Deep Work Support

Last but not least is the Deep Work Support. As the name says, this nootropic was designed to help you get hyper-focused. It boosts your mood, motivation, and focus so that you can focus on your highest goals. It consists of Upbeat and Focused Savagery.

You should try this stack, but I personally find it way too strong. Focused Savagery caused me a massive headache on its own, so I have no desire to combine it with another potent stack like Upbeat.

I like the idea behind this nootropic combo, but I believe Focused Savagery is too strong on its own, so I don’t believe many will like it.

So much about different nootropic stacks. Now let’s check the other benefits and things you need to know about Nootopia.

App

Nootopia’s app is a great idea to improve your experience with nootropics. I had the idea for such an app years ago, and I’m happy to see the first brand developing it.