Urolithin Precursor Pro+ Capsules 1000mg - Mitochondrial Support

I have been a loyal customer of Neurogan since I first found them and started taking there CBD gummies for sleep about 5 or 6 years ago. I found there science back information on their website very informative and their customer service should be the standard for others to follow. When I found out they were making supplements, I was very interested. I started taking the Spermidine supplement four months ago and have really noticed a natural energy boost. So I wanted to try the Urolithin A, since it also works at the cellular level, and and 70 years young, I want to stay healthy and active. I have been taking it now for 2 weeks and I feel great. I am going non-stop all day and I don’t feel tired but when I get in bed at night I sleep very good. These two products work at different levels so together they are a powerhouse. I suggest you read about there functions on the website. I have both supplements on subscribe and save with Amazon so I think it is a good value for your health and well-being.

This product used to be exclusively Urolithin A, nothing else. Then, Neurogen got sued by Time-Line for selling their patented product and instantly lost. So, they had to pull Urolithin A from all of their products. This by itself isn't great; they knew about the patent and knew about this eventuality. What makes this beyond insidious to the point of a scam is that their solution was to do the following: 1. Keep the bottle all but identical to the original Urolithin A product they previously sold. 2. Keep "Urolithin" in massive letters on the front, but without the A. This tells me they found a loophole because "technically" it says Urolithin, not Urolithin A. In any case, either way, the product is called "Urolithin Pro" and contains ZERO Urolithin A 3. To add insult to injury, they added a bunch of BS about being a "next gen" supplement, trying to spin it like they made these changes as an upgrade to tackle the situation from numerous angles. That is entirely false; all they did was add a Urolithin A precursor, the bacteria that breaks down that precursor into actual Urolithin A, and a bunch of mitochondrial support. But it's still advertised as a Urolithin supplement, and, well, that's a HUGE stretch. There have been zero studies into the actual efficacy of taking a UA precursor with associated bacteria; claiming it is comparable to taking UA itself is comically disingenuous. 4. Now is where things get REALLY bad. They didn't create a new listing, they just quietly swapped out the old product for the new, totally and completely different product. People on Subscribe and Save (or just looking to reorder) would have to look closely to see the difference; I was incredibly lucky that I noticed in time, which brings me to my next point... 5. For many people, PQQ and CoQ10 are mitochondrial "stimulants"; they promote cellular activity. In short, for many people, myself included, they cause insomnia. UA does not. 6. In addition, this supplement contains Spermidine. Spermidine is a POTENT AMPK activator meant to boost autophagy independent of fasting. HOWEVER, I take UA with my post-workout meal. The goal is to spike insulin and subsequently spike mTOR as much as possible to promote anabolism (muscle growth). Spermidine literally shuts that suystem down; mTOR and AMPK are like a seesasw and cannot both be active at the same time (with caveats, but that's the gist). 7. The ONLY silver lining is that I was instantly refunded by Amazon with no struggle. But that was Amazon, not Neurogen. In short, they pulled a Bait & Switch, intentionally tried to trick people into repurchasing their product by keeping it as the same listing but completely changing the ingredients, wrote a bunch of BS on their product to try to make it seem like the change was an improvement, and then included ingredients that have very specific use cases and interactions and are in no way directly tied to UA (except for the bacteria strain). Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if they get sued, again, this time by customers for this nonsense. Now, a quick message to Neurogen: I get it, you're trying to mitigate damages, but YOU caused those damages. You KNEW you were playing with fire, given the MitoPure patent. You KNEW this was coming. And your solution was about as underhanded as you can get. Even if Neurogen manages to get UA back in stock for 1/10 the price of Time-Line (MitoPure), I will never, EVER purchase from this company again. Oh, and the irony? It's really not a bad product or a bad idea. If they had changed the bottle to make it clear it was a totally different and new product and then posted it as a new listing on Amazon (and charged a reasonable price for it instead of the actual price of Urolithin A, which is another issue I should have mentioned), then it would have been fine. I would have even considered using it if they hadn't added in the mitochondria stuff to try to make it seem "better" to people who don't know any better. In short, Neurogen, you're gonna regret this one, I can tell you that much.

i used another highly rated brand for 2 months and noticed nearly nothing. it was liposomal, which has no human research verifying effectiveness. so i decided to go for the oral version, which has lots of research, and this was a highly rated one. so far, within 2 days of using, i notice the effects that are supposed to come with urolithin A: less inflammation pain and increased energy. i've been told that even tho the other brand was not showing effectiveness, it was at least operating as a loading phase, which would explain why this oral version showed effect so quick. i will continue to take and update.

THERE IS NO ACTUAL UROLITIN-A IN THIS AT ALL! I'm hitting the five stars because I want people to see this! This product, despite the label, is NOT Urolithin-A. The just put the word UROLITHIN on the label in big letters, but it is actually a pomegranate extract designed to help your gut produce its own Urolithin-A. The small print says "Precursor Alternative Complex". DO NOT buy this if you are wanting actual Urolithin-A.

This is a good product, but now that the price went up $20 I had to find a alternative product

I was a little skeptical about whether this would actually make any difference. I did a lot of research before buying it. But the supplement (not just this brand) had positive reviews and, more importantly, no negative reviews. It appeared to be a legit supplement that may not help but would not hurt. The research did say that not all people need this product so it may not help everyone. It took a bit over 3 months of use before I started to be aware of an improvement in my memory. I am old and it has taken longer and longer (over the past years) to remember a name or an event, etc. Also just remembering to do something around the house was a challenge. Now I can recall past events (or names) MUCH more quickly (a minute or two versus an hour or more) and I am noticeably better at remembering to do things around the house. I was not expecting this to work, so I am very pleased with the results. I also started taking Taurine at the same time as this Urolithin A so it is possible that the Taurine (either alone or in combination with this item) has been responsible for the improvements.

i have been buying this product for quite sometimes for almost a year. it works fine and it is why i just kept buying it based on my purchase history. yet, till today I noticed that it was a bait that the company switched to having, deceitfully, almost the same package for (Urolithin A) but instead of Urolithin A, this product consists only of precursor Alternative complex to Urolithin A and Not UrolithinA itself: the previous product used to be composed of 1000mg of UrolithinA, but this one is composed of 800mg of pomegranate extract, 120mg Coq10, 40mg Spermidine, 40mg PQQ, and 2billion Akramansia M.. now, i know the benefits of each ingredient in supporting the Mitochondria, but urolithin A also does that in unique way, different than the mentioned above ingredients. plus, i already had those as my daily supplements; so i'm disappointed at both the company and Amazon for letting this bait take place. the original Urolithin A looks exactly like the pic i attached below, which is very Similar to this Product!!

I've been using this product for over a year and, based on my experience, I believe their marketing claims are justified. **UPDATE** Since they removed the Urolithin A from this product, I have switched to Timeline Mitopure.