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What are the MindSave complaints, and what can you do about them?

By Themindsave Editorial Desk · Last updated October 26, 2026 · 6 min read · Medically reviewed by Dr. Ariel Frankel, PhD, reviewed October 26, 2026

Every product draws complaints, and the useful question is what they are and whether you can act on them. This guide lists the MindSave complaints that appear in the buyer roster and on the website's own pages, then says what to do about each one.

What are the MindSave complaints on record?

Start with where a complaint can come from. This website holds two kinds of material. The first is a roster of eight published reviewers, with the day each one wrote. The second is the website's own critique pages, which point out where the product costs the buyer something. Both are the retailer's records. Neither is an outside audit, and neither is a full count of every unhappy buyer.

Put together, four complaints stand out. They are small in number, and each one has a plain answer. The table lists them with the place where each is printed.

Notice what is not in the table. There is no report of a lost parcel, a repeat charge or a refused refund. The website says so itself when it explains why it does not read as a scam: the bottles ship with tracking, every pack is a single payment with no subscription, and the refund terms are printed in full. That is a statement about the retailer's own material, not proof about every order ever placed.

Complaint 1: the first week felt like nothing

This is the most common line in the roster. Four reviewers gave four stars and said the product was fair at a month, and that they had wanted more in the first week. They wrote on days 18, 38, 44 and 58. Two more reviewers gave three stars. They wanted a faster change, called support and stopped at two bottles. They wrote on or about day 45 to 60.

The website's answer is about time. Buyers who write to the retailer mostly report a first change at 3 to 4 weeks. Every bacopa trial in the published review ran twelve weeks, and the meta-analysis would not admit a shorter one. The seller itself asks for 3 to 6 months of steady use. So a complaint about week one is a complaint about a week that was never the test.

What can you do? Write the date of your first capsule down. Change nothing else in the same fortnight. Look again at week three or four, and write down what you notice instead of trying to remember it. Then decide by day sixty if you want the refund option to stay real. The results timeline sets out the same plan.

Complaint 2: shipping is added and no amount is shown

Three packs are sold: two bottles for $158, three bottles for $207 and six bottles for $294. That is $79, $69 and $49 a bottle. Shipping is added on the first two. Only the six-bottle order ships free inside the United States. The seller prints no shipping figure before the checkout, so you only see the amount there, with the total beside it.

That is a fair thing to dislike. You cannot finish the sum until you reach the last page. The per-day figures on the website, $2.63, $2.30 and $1.63, leave shipping out for the same reason. The practical answer is to open the checkout, read the total and shipping, and leave if it is more than you want to pay. No card detail is asked for before that screen.

Complaint 3: two ingredient lists disagree

This one is the website's own complaint about the product, and it is the biggest. The sales page names eight ingredients and prints no amount for any of them. The label artwork carries a Supplement Facts panel with amounts and a different formula. That panel shows thiamin 6 mg, vitamin B6 8.5 mg, vitamin B12 24 mcg and a 151 mg proprietary blend, and the blend opens with caffeine from green coffee bean extract, alongside theacrine and theobromine.

Three names are on both documents: vitamin B6, L-tyrosine and bacopa monnieri. The website does not claim to know which formula is in a given bottle, and it asserts neither list as the contents. If you avoid stimulants, the move is simple. Read the Supplement Facts panel on the bottle before the first capsule. If it is not the formula you expected, the guarantee takes the bottles back. The supplement facts page prints both lists side by side.

Complaint 4: sixty days is shorter than the advice

The seller says most people use MindSave consistently for at least 3 to 6 months. The guarantee runs 60 days. Sixty days is a little under nine weeks, and three months is about thirteen. So the refund window closes well before the period the seller says makes a fair trial. The website calls this the most useful thing on its guarantee page for anyone still choosing a pack.

Two bottles is exactly sixty days of capsules. Three bottles is ninety. Six bottles is 180, which means 120 days of capsules arrive after the window has closed. None of this is hidden, but it does mean you should decide how you will judge the product before you order.

How do you file one of the MindSave complaints?

Use the phone line, not the website email. Order support on +1 (302) 200-3480 can see the order. It handles tracking, address changes, cancellations and refunds. The address [email protected] answers questions about the pages and cannot see an order, so a refund request sent there only costs a day.

• Have the order ID from the order email ready.
• Say what the complaint is, and whether you want a refund.
• If you want to return the bottles, open the return by phone before anything is posted. Return postage is your cost, so use a tracked service. The refund guide has the full steps.
• Post the bottles, empty ones included, to 550 Madison Avenue, Floor 27, New York, NY 10022, with your full name, email address and order ID inside.
• The return is credited when the bottles arrive. The refund follows three to five business days later, and the money reaches the card five to ten days after that.

What about MindSave complaints on outside sites?

This website does not publish, quote or sum up complaints from outside platforms, so it cannot tell you what they hold. If you want to check, read the dates, look for patterns across many comments and notice when the same wording repeats. A single angry post and a single glowing post are both weak evidence.

A good complaint check also asks who is speaking. This page is written by a retailer that earns when an order is placed, which is why the disclosure sits beside every order button. Weigh it with that in mind.

Frequently asked questions

Our view

The MindSave complaints on record are modest, and most of them are about expectations and money, not about harm. A slow first week is a timing problem. Shipping is a price problem. The refund window is a planning problem. The one that deserves real care is the pair of ingredient lists, because it matters to anyone who avoids caffeine.

Our advice is to turn each complaint into a step. Check the checkout total before you commit. Read the bottle panel before the first capsule. Write the start date down. Decide by day sixty. If you do those four things, most of the complaints lose their sting. We earn when you buy, so please weigh this view with that in mind.

Last updated October 26, 2026. Medically reviewed by Dr. Ariel Frankel, PhD on October 26, 2026.