neurogan.com

IMO: Neurogan+Health and Neurogan,(Both are under the same leadership: Jan Brandrup.) are nothing bu

I originally wrote a negative review about Neurogan, (Neurogan+Health) and their Fisetin product because it did nothing for me, while other Fisetin products from competitors were more effective, transparent, and honest about their third-party lab tests and marketing. After my review, the owner contacted me directly. We spoke on the phone several times. He apologized and admitted their Fisetin marketing was misleading, though he claimed it wasn’t intentional. I appreciated the honesty at first and accepted his offer to send me a range of their products to try, even though I told him it wasn’t necessary.After receiving the products and giving them a fair shot, I found no improvement. In fact, I ended up throwing all of them away within two weeks. For less money, I could get better products elsewhere—and I already had better versions of most of what he sent, from other companies.While the owner tries to build credibility by highlighting his Danish heritage, “Viking” roots, and family involvement, none of that matters when the company’s marketing is misleading and their health claims are not backed by real expertise. Several family members are involved in the company, but none have any formal background or credentials in health, medicine, or nutrition. One family member, in particular, is promoted as an “expert” but is actually a European B-list actor and singer—hardly a qualification for developing or endorsing health products.Their third-party lab testing is mostly for their CBD products, not for their supplements, and the Denmark lab story is more of a marketing gimmick than a mark of scientific rigor. Most of Neurogan’s business is devoted to CBD and other cannabinoids (CBD, CBG, CBN, delta-9 THC), not health supplements. The company presents itself as caring about health, but CBD is not a cure-all and is often just a band-aid for deeper issues. Their marketing is heavy on faux empathy and light on substance.The CEO has no formal education or credentials in health, nutrition, or medicine—just a background in engineering and failed ventures in unrelated industries. The “team of experts” is mostly marketers and advocates, not scientists or medical professionals. The company’s reputation as an “internationally famous” health leader is pure marketing spin.In short, I cannot recommend Neurogan or its products. There are better, more transparent, and more effective options out there. If you’re skeptical, do your own research—there’s plenty of information available if you look beyond their marketing.UPDATE: I received an email from TrustPilot. The company, Neurogan stated I had reviewed the wrong company and should be directed to Neuroganhealth.com. That is funny. Neurogan+Health and Neurogan Health (neuroganhealth.com) refer to the same company. Neurogan Health is a distinct brand from Neurogan (the CBD company) but both are under the same family leadership, co-founded and run by Jan Brandrup. Neurogan Health focuses on longevity and cellular health supplements, while Neurogan specializes in CBD products. Nice try, Jan Brandrup! lol!

Date of experience: Mar 31, 2025