Review: Work Juice by Brain Forza

What is Work Juice?

Work Juice is a herbal nootropic supplement built on the principles of Chinese medicine and Ayurveda. According to its website, it can help you perform better physically, mentally and biologically.

Work Juice is produced by Brain Forza, a supplement and nootropics manufacturer based in Washington, USA. They also produce Study Juice for students, as well as individual nootropic ingredients and organic coffee.

Work Juice Benefits

Work Juice claims to be able to improve mood by balancing hormones, improve cognitive function, help manage stress and even increase endurance and reduce muscle soreness, so it could be useful at the gym as well as the office.

Work Juice Ingredients

• Ashwagandha (KM-66® ) 800mg – Ashwagandha is an Ayurvedic herb which has been proven to reduce anxiety and improve cognition. KM-66 is a branded form of Ashwagandha produced by Ixoreal Biomed, who say it’s the ‘highest-concentration on the world market today.
• Lemon Balm 500mg – This plant extract is used in supplements and herbal teas for its sedative effect, which provides calm and relaxation. There are claims that it also improves cognition, although there is currently insufficient evidence to support them.
• Indian Bacopa 400mg – This is another Ayurvedic herb in the formula. It supports neurotransmitters and enhances cognitive ability.
• Rhodiola Rosea Extract 360mg – This plant extract works as an adaptogen, which means that it helps the body respond to stress.
• Red Ginseng Extract 150mg  – This root is used in Chinese medicine to provide a boost of energy and clarity of thought.
• Gingko Biloba Leaf Extract USP 140mg – Gingko is used to increase blood flow to the brain and to improve memory, particularly in Alzheimer’s patients.
• XandraPureTM Organic Shizandra 5:1 Extract 115mg – This is a shizandra berry extract produced by  NP Nutra. It’s another staple of Chinese medicine and adaptogen which is used to help deal with stress. It can also aid physical and mental performance.
• N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) 100mg – This chemical has been shown to reduce depression in patients with bipolar disorder. However, it’s use in this formula is unclear, since the dosage is so low.

Other ingredients include tapioca maltodextrin and milk.

Work Juice is vegetarian, non-GMO, gluten free and soy free.

Work Juice is produced in a GMP-certified and FDA-inspected facility, so there is a guarantee of consistency and quality on their products. You can read more about their production processes here.

Work Juice Dosage

According to the label, recommended dosage for Work Juice is 5 capsules daily, although it also states that no more than 4 capsules should be taken daily, which is completely contradictory. Either way, they can be separated into two two separate servings or taken altogether for a stronger effect. However, beginners should start with no more than 3 capsules, since bacopa may cause stomach upset initially.

Work Juice Reviews

Customer reviews on Amazon are almost entirely 4 and 5-star. Reviewer said it made them calm and focused while boosting their energy and mood, which is good to see. Brain Enhancement Advisor scored it at 79%, stating that their experience with Work Juice resulted in calmer mood and less agitation. It’s good to see that the brain pill site reviews correlate with real customer responses. We just found one less than complimentary review from Awesome Nootropics, who gave it 2 out of 5 stars for ‘ineffective ingredients’ and ‘missing core nutrients’.

Buy Work Juice

Work Juice costs $44.95 for 150 capsules directly from Brain Forza, where there’s a 90-day money back guarantee. On Amazon, it’s slightly cheaper at $42.70.

Work Juice Summary

While Brain Forza isn’t particularly well-known, it appears to have all the marks of a decent nootropics provider, so we give it credit for that. The website has lots of information on Work Juice’s functions, ingredients and production, which gives us peace of mind that many other nootropics companies can’t. It looks like they’ll be around for a while, so buying from them shouldn’t be a risky purchase. As far as effectiveness goes, it could be better. While it is appealing for those looking for an all-natural brain supplement, it probably isn’t enough for nootropics users looking for a potent blend. Some of the ingredients lack the research required to prove their claimed benefits which means we can’t be entirely sure if Work Juice is truly effective. The inclusion of well-trusted ingredients like phosphatidylserine could take it up a notch, but as it is, it’s fairly average.