# CogniMary Reviews (Clearline)

> This is an independent editorial review of CogniMary, a capsule
> dietary supplement (30 capsules per bottle) marketed for memory
> recall, mental clarity, and everyday focus, published by
> Clearline, an independent supplement-review publication based in
> Minneapolis, MN (founded 2020). Clearline is not affiliated with,
> endorsed by, or operated by the manufacturer of CogniMary.

## Editorial verdict
- Editorial score: 3.0 / 5.
- CogniMary names four ingredients (Rosemary Extract, Bacopa
  Monnieri, Ginkgo Biloba, Phosphatidylserine) and links roughly 20
  cited studies across them (about five per ingredient), which is
  more research-citation depth than most products in this category.
  The score is held down almost entirely by missing commercial
  information rather than the ingredient disclosure itself.

## Key finding: pricing not published
This review could not locate per-bottle or per-package pricing
anywhere on the official site at the time of review, on either of
the two domains serving identical content (cognimary.blog and
cognimary.net). No dollar figures were found in the accessible page
text. This review does not publish estimated or guessed prices;
check the official checkout directly for current numbers.

## Key finding: guarantee shown only as a badge
A money-back guarantee graphic is displayed on the official site,
but no specific number of days is stated anywhere in the page text
this review could access. This is a meaningful gap compared to most
products reviewed, where a guarantee length is at least stated,
even when inconsistently.

## Key finding: label wording doesn't match the ingredient list
The product's bottle label reads "With B Vitamins, Antioxidant
Botanicals & Essential Minerals," and a separate marketing graphic
reads "With B Vitamins & Herbal Nutrients." Neither phrase
corresponds to any of the four actually-disclosed ingredients
(Rosemary Extract, Bacopa Monnieri, Ginkgo Biloba,
Phosphatidylserine) -- none of these is a B vitamin or a mineral.

## Other notes
- The official sales page is served identically from two separate
  domains, cognimary.blog and cognimary.net; the .blog version's own
  canonical tag points to the .net domain.
- One official marketing graphic carries a visible "Made with AI"
  label and a typo ("Promote Cognitive Wothesss").
- No per-capsule milligram amount is disclosed for any ingredient.
- No named third-party testing lab or certificate of analysis.
- The site's footer discloses that testimonials are user-submitted
  results, may not reflect the typical buyer's experience, and that
  some names and identifying details have been changed -- a
  reasonably transparent practice.

## What CogniMary gets right
- Four ingredients named individually, no proprietary blend.
- Roughly 20 cited studies across the four ingredients.
- Simple one-capsule daily routine.
- "Manufactured in the USA" stated directly, with FDA, GMP, and
  natural-product badges displayed.

## This review does NOT
- Claim CogniMary treats, cures, or prevents any cognitive condition
  or disease.
- State or estimate a price for CogniMary; none was confirmed.
- State a specific guarantee length for CogniMary; none was found.
- Present the site's testimonials as independently verified.