Neurofuse, the Elite Study Drug Developed by Harvard Students, Finally Available

New York, NY, October 28, 2014 --(PR.com)-- When two Harvard roommates needed an extra edge for cramming - they did what any good enterprising Harvard student might do - they problem solved. The result? An ultra secret nootropic neuro-enhancing formulation which they used to help with focus, concentration, energy, and memory retention. Despite a chorus of requests from other students; they shared only with their closest friends.

Long since graduated, and after years of secretly passing down the formulation to a close knit group at school, the two students, Brodie Alexander and Daniel Zachary, Class of 2008, have decided to release their secret cognitive enhancer publicly, under the brand name Neurofuse.

"We wanted to let more than just our close knit group of friends enjoy this powerful cognitive enhancer," said Alexander. "It has changed our life, and we want to help as many people as possible."

Neurofuse's top tier proprietary blend has nootropic ingredients like Alpha Lipoic Acid, Bacopa Monnieri, Huperzine A, and Vinpocetine.

The ingredients in Neurofuse have been scientifically proven to increase focus, memory retention, energy, concentration, and mental agility, having been studied rigorously at top tier universities around the world.

"This product helped us in school, but can be a great tool for any professional looking to perform better," says Zachary.

Prospective customers who are anxious to improve their cognition are in luck - as part of the roll out of the new product, Neurofuse is offering a limited time free trial offer, available at Neurofuse.com