In this Thesis review, we’ll take a long look to this nootropic company that offers combinations of various nootropic blends that are tailored to best suit your individual needs.

A thesis, usually presented as a final work for an advanced degree, is a fitting name for this product as there is a several-question quiz that seeks to get a handle on who you are and what you need help with in order to recommend a suite of products.

Those brain supplements comprise of the following blends.

• Energy
• Clarity
• Motivation
• Logic
• Creative
• Confidence

If you have been struggling with anxiety, stress, productivity or energy, you might have certainly looked at brain supplements. These are usually generic blends of natural herbs and mushrooms with positive effects in various areas and processes in your brain.

However, most of the best brain supplements offer comprehensive blends that are suited for 90% of the population. Thus, Thesis offer of tailored nootropics is a very intriguing proposition. But does it work? Does Thesis help you combat anxiety? Help you focus? Is it worth it? Let’s find out!

Thesis Review at a Glance

Approach to This Thesis Nootropics Review

As I alluded to, Thesis presents a questionnaire so to individualize your box. It takes around five minutes to complete, and asks questions that are quantifiable, yes/no or degree based. Everything from your weight, age and sleep quality to how often you exercise, which unhealthy habits you indulge in and how much you procrastinate will all be on the table.

Now, you can skip that entire process and just opt for a starter kit. With the starter kit, you can just simply pick blends you prefer, and you’re off and running.

I’ll be taking four of the six blends for six day intervals and documenting my results. So by the time you’re reading this, I’ll have tried Thesis for the better part of the last month.

It will be a thorough test on the day to day to learn how effective Thesis really is.

Thesis Nootropic Ingredients

So, each blend of course has its own unique formula consisting of ingredients that are supposed to aid in its intended goals. Each blend contains 100mg of caffeine and 200mg L-theanine (unless you opt for caffeine free) and the ingredients differ from there.

The combined effects of caffeine and l-theanine in a 1:2 ratio have been proven to be optimal for cognitive performance and mood; which means that Thesis has a good base.

Furthermore, I welcome the transparency in their labels, which is not usual in nootropics – even in the most popular ones like Alpha Brain.

Here is the breakdown of each formula, and the dosages.

30-Day Thesis Nootropic Test and Results

Intro

As pictured above, I have the starter kit.

The kit includes four blends of your choice, each with six individually wrapped doses that are designed to be taken once daily. My kit contains the blends for Clarity, Creativity, Confidence and Motivation. As per the instructions, I’ll pick a blend, take it once daily for six days, with one day off. I’ll evaluate the results, then start the next blend.

A quick bit about me: large male, mostly sedentary with some high activity days, no chemical vices, mostly liquid diet as of late.

I’ll be taking each dose with food as recommended, likely with one our recommended meal replacement shakes such as Soylent, Huel, Ka’Chava or Rootana.

Week 1 – Thesis Clarity Review

This blend consists of four pills, a lot to swallow. The goal for Clarity to improve and maintain focus and attention.

Early on, the effects were pretty noticeable. I did feel more energized when performing physical activity. Also, I did feel more “locked in” when I had to focus, in particular with games that require high execution and fast reactions.

On the flipside, days when I didn’t have much going, I didn’t notice much of a difference. I didn’t feel need to do more, and without something to intently focus on, they may as well be water pills.

For similar effects, you could also try Optimal Nutrition’s nootropic Focus coffee, a more fun way to consume them.

Week 2 – Thesis Motivation Review

Only three pills in this blend, so a bit easier to take.

Motivation is designed for task completion and focuses on reducing procrastination and stress. I did manage to stay focused on my current diet, though I feel that would have happened with or without these pills.

This one really didn’t do it for me. I felt like my sleep was noticeably worse during the week of taking this week.

Week 3 – Thesis Creativity Review

Back to four pills with this one. The highlights of this blend focus on learning, memory and cognition.

At times I felt scattered, like I had to be doing something, which can be detrimental if you need to focus on a set of tasks. But I can see if I needed to innovate something, how this can help, being able to cycle through thoughts and ideas quickly.

Seemingly no ill side effects too. Pleasantly surprised considering I’m not at all very creative.

Week 4 – Thesis Confidence Review

Three pills, with two of them dark. Reminds me of hamster pellets. Moving on….

Of all the blends, I felt the effects of this one the fastest, usually within about 30 minutes, as opposed to an hour or so like the others.

It felt like a spike and gradual leveling off of the effects, which felt less tailored than the others. I didn’t necessarily expect to feel more confident, but it was just harder to pinpoint this one.

It worth noting that this could also be to the accrual effect of having taking nootropics for the past 30 days. Most of the best nootropics take a while to showcase all their positive effects, as there’s a build up period.

Who Wrote the Thesis

“As long as I can remember, people thought I was stupid, lazy, or unmotivated. I started to believe it. In school, I would read the same page over and over again, without absorbing anything. At 16, I dropped out of high school and went to work at a sandwich shop.

Fast-forward ten years — I scored in the 99th percentile on the GMAT and earned Master’s degrees from Yale and INSEAD. Nootropics turned everything around for me and helped me form the positive habits that I built my success on. Once I balanced my brain chemistry, I could perform like never before.

Dan Freed

Price and Shipping

Thesis supplement can be purchased as a single box, or part of an ongoing subscription. You choose which blends you prefer and they are shipped to you monthly.

• One time purchase (30 days) – $119
• Subscription purchase (30 days) – $79 per month

Shipping is only within the US, and is free via USPS First Class Mail.

Are Thesis Personalized Nootropics Worth It?

Regarding the price, Thesis offers a very competitive offering when compared to the best Nootropics like Hunter Focus.

In particular when you use the subscription discount, at $2.33/serving I feel like Thesis offers you a very tempting offer. A personalised nootropic blend is a very unique proposition and finding what works best for you can be hard.

Thesis makes this easier, which is already a big plus, and you could see bigger benefits than with other competitors.

Taken that into consideration, I believe that Thesis nootropics are worth it for those considering regular use to improve cognitive function and long-term mental health.

Customer Thesis Nootropics Reviews

Thesis can only be bought from their own website, which means that there are no Amazon Thesis reviews to look at.

That said, reviews on their site are overwhelmingly positive. Not all products seem as effective, as discussed in our tests, and Creativity and Clarity seem to be the least liked. On the other hand users liked Motivation and Confidence the most, unlike me.

This remarks the importance of choosing the right blend.

I’m going to be honest with you, I was skeptical but I started a new job so I thought maybe it could help.Within a half hour of the first time taking it I saw immediate results.I’m more alert and focused than I’ve been in years.I’m so happy I found Thesis as it has been life changing for me so far.

Elliot S, 5-star

I have been off stimulants for months now and these formulas are far superior. My husband and daughter both noticed the change and said I have been more productive, focused, less anxious, and more “thinking outside the box”. I have tried for years to get off stims and nothing would work. Thank you for making such an amazing product.

Debbie M, 5-star

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Verdict: Thesis Nootropic Review – 4 Weeks with Noticeable Effects

This has been a long review, probably my longest as you have to nootropics time in your routine and in your system to truly reap the benefits.

I find the approach that Thesis is taking to be a sound one. While some may be annoyed or turned off by the initial quiz, it’s certainly a necessary step in the overall process of finding which blends work for you, and which you should avoid. Also, without it, it would be a one size fits all product, and there are plenty of those already on the market.

Personally, I thought that Clarity and Creativity did the most for me. They each had noticeable effects that were largely in line with what was expected. Motivation and Confidence I wouldn’t have again, as Motivation seemed to to correspond with poor sleep and Confidence just didn’t provide enough of a benefit for me.

There are a couple of others in Energy and Logic that I did not try but would like to…and that alone may bring me back. Plus, I much rather have caffeine free, and I think it’s cool that’s even an option.

Bottom Line – If serious about adding nootropics to your routine, Thesis offers a great way to find what’s best for you.