Good to hear!

Got samples of Unfair Advantage. Defintitly worked as advertised. Tried similar another brand with a similar formulation. Not even close. Apparently the liposomal delivery system makes quite a difference. Good stuff

Great question! They’re actually impacting different things neurologically, but our testers did feel some similarities as far as effects, and some of our testers liked cycling both. Choline Force is a pretty broad-spectrum stack with an emphasis on optimizing the production of acetylcholine ”” in addition to some other common-but-potent nootropic ingredients. If you’re not choline deficient, you may not feel as much clarity from this supplement as others; one of our testers has described adding choline to their supplement regime and diet as “clearing out the brain fog.” Many of the most popular nootropics contain choline-boosting ingredients, and it’s often not useful to stack these, as a lot of excess choline won’t do much to improve cognition and may actually reverse the effects (and may, in some relatively extreme cases, cause side effects like headaches).

Unfair Advantage, on the other hand, does not contain choline, and is actually a combination of forms of PQQ and CoQ10, compounds tied to antioxidant effects and mitochondrial production. Our testers have had a lot of success stacking it with other popular nootropic supplements, as there’s rarely ingredient overlap with Unfair Advantage. This is one supplement where we’ve seen some significant variability in effects from person to person, especially when it comes to speed and duration of effects, so user experience may vary.