Identity
Every incoming raw material is confirmed to be what the supplier says it is before it can enter a blend.
Quality standards
The 30-second read
MemoHoney is manufactured in the United States at an FDA-registered contract facility that operates under current Good Manufacturing Practice. Raw materials are identity-tested on arrival, the blend is assayed for potency, and finished lots are cleared by an independent laboratory for heavy metals and microbial contamination before a single bottle ships. We publish the standards we hold ourselves to rather than certificate numbers we would have to ask you to take on faith.
Every incoming raw material is confirmed to be what the supplier says it is before it can enter a blend.
Finished lots are assayed so the amino acid amounts printed on the MemoHoney panel are the amounts in the capsule.
Lots are screened for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury against California Proposition 65 thresholds.
Total plate count, yeast, mould, E. coli and salmonella are all tested before release.
The line is verified clean for gluten and dairy between runs.
Every bottle is induction sealed and weight-checked, and any bottle outside tolerance is pulled.
MemoHoney could have been a gummy. Gummies sell well, and we looked at it seriously. Two things stopped us. A gummy needs sugar or a sugar alcohol to hold its shape, which is an odd thing to hand an audience whose average age is over 55. And a gummy has a smaller payload, so the 640 mg of amino acids in a MemoHoney capsule would have become two or three gummies a day at a lower total dose.
A powder was the other option and it fails a different test. Powders are the honest way to deliver large amino acid doses, but they demand a scoop, a shaker and a taste you have to make peace with every morning. Adherence data across the whole supplement category is brutally simple: the harder a product is to take, the sooner the tub goes to the back of a cupboard. A single capsule, swallowed with the water already in your hand, is the format most likely to still be in use in week eight, which is exactly when this formula starts being worth judging.
MemoHoney is made in an FDA-registered facility. That phrase means the plant is on the FDA's register and is subject to inspection. It does not mean the FDA approved MemoHoney, inspected your specific bottle, or endorsed anything on this website. No supplement can claim that, and any brand that implies otherwise is telling you something untrue.
We also do not publish lot certificates on this site. We hold them, our facility holds them, and if you have a specific question about the lot you received, call (208) 314-0192 with the code from the bottle and we will answer it. What we will not do is print an official-looking table of numbers you have no way to verify.
Last updated: July 2026
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