# MemoHive Reviews (Clearline) > This is an independent editorial review of MemoHive, a capsule > dietary supplement (60 capsules per bottle, two capsules daily) > marketed for memory, focus, and clear thinking, 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 MemoHive. ## Editorial verdict - Editorial score: 2.7 / 5 -- the lowest of the products this publisher has reviewed to date, driven almost entirely by a lack of disclosure rather than any single dramatic red flag. ## Key finding: no named ingredients, no visible pricing - The official site's "What's Inside" section names zero specific active ingredients. It uses four category phrases instead: "Cognitive Nutrient Matrix," "Botanical Extract Complex," "Calm Focus Support," and "Label-Forward Quality Standards." None of these identifies an actual compound, botanical, vitamin, or mineral, and the fourth phrase describes the label itself rather than a formula component. - This review could not locate published per-bottle or per-package pricing anywhere on the official site at the time of review. The FAQ confirms 3- and 6-bottle packages ship free in the US and that 6 bottles offers the lowest per-bottle price, but without a dollar figure attached. - The site's legal pages (Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Returns, Disclaimer, Contact) are hosted on a separate third-party domain rather than the storefront's own domain. ## What MemoHive gets right - A 60-day satisfaction guarantee is stated consistently in the guarantee section and FAQ. - Explicitly a one-time purchase with no forced subscription or auto-renewal, stated clearly in the FAQ. - Simple two-capsule daily dosing; 60 capsules per bottle is a 30-day supply. ## Other transparency notes - No named third-party testing lab or certificate of analysis. - No milligram-level dosing disclosed for any ingredient, because no ingredients are individually named at all. - Customer testimonial photography appears in the official materials; this review could not confirm whether accompanying quotes carry an "illustrative" or "representative" disclosure. ## Pricing Not confirmed. This review does not publish estimated or guessed prices; check the official checkout directly for current numbers. ## This review does NOT - Claim MemoHive treats, cures, or prevents any cognitive condition or disease. - Assert that MemoHive is a scam; the product appears to be a real, purchasable item with a clearly stated guarantee. - Present the manufacturer's testimonial photography as independently verified customer feedback. - Recommend MemoHive to anyone who wants to check ingredient interactions with existing medication before buying, since no ingredients are named to check.