Eu Yan Sang BrainMAX+
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Eu Yan Sang BrainMAX+ falls short.
Eu Yan Sang BrainMAX+ is a premium brain health supplement from Eu Yan Sang, a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) brand whose about page lists 'over 187 Eu Yan Sang retail outlets in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, and Singapore' (euyansang.com, checked 2026-10-09). Uses Cera-Q, a silk fibroin protein with one citable 3-week memory trial by maker-affiliated authors, combined with Goji Berry and Chinese Wild Ginseng. Priced in Singapore dollars on euyansang.com.sg. Available in-store and online, with same-day courier delivery to Singapore addresses for orders placed before the cut-off (euyansang.com.sg delivery FAQ, checked 2026-09-29). Delivery outside Singapore was not confirmed in that check -- confirm at checkout.
What it does
Eu Yan Sang is a Traditional Chinese Medicine company founded in 1879; its about page lists 'over 187 Eu Yan Sang retail outlets in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, and Singapore' (euyansang.com, checked 2026-10-09). BrainMAX+ is their modern cognitive health line, featuring Cera-Q — a silk fibroin protein extract with one citable 3-week trial in healthy adults averaging about 55 (Kang 2018, maker-affiliated authors) showing higher memory-test scores at 400–600mg/day (the trial tested 280–600mg). The formula bridges TCM tradition (Goji Berry, Chinese Wild Ginseng) with modern clinical ingredients. For SEA buyers, Eu Yan Sang sells in person and online: walk into any Eu Yan Sang store in Singapore or Malaysia, or order online for same-day delivery within Singapore (orders before the cut-off). We could not confirm delivery terms outside Singapore in our 2026-09-29 check of the storefront's delivery FAQ -- confirm at checkout.
How it works
Cera-Q (silk fibroin protein hydrolysate) has no established mechanism in human studies; the one 3-week trial we could cite reported dose-dependent gains on a memory quotient, learning gradient and recall measures at 400–600mg/day (the trial tested 280–600mg). Goji Berry extract provides antioxidant neuroprotection via zeaxanthin and betaine compounds. Chinese Wild Ginseng extract contains ginsenosides that modulate NMDA receptor activity and support cerebral blood flow. The formula combines modern peptide science with TCM botanical tradition.
What to expect
BrainMAX+ comes as powder sachets dissolved in water — a familiar format in Asian health culture. The one Cera-Q trial we could cite measured memory after 3 weeks; it did not measure mental clarity or onset. Weeks 4-8: cumulative memory and concentration benefits from the ginseng and goji combination. It is priced as a premium product.
Hero ingredients
- Cera-Q (Silk Protein)
- Goji Berry Extract146mg
- Chinese Wild Ginseng37mg
Who it's for
- TCM heritage brand; first shop set up in 1879 (euyansang.com, checked 2026-10-09)
- Over 187 own retail outlets in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia and Singapore (euyansang.com, checked 2026-10-09)
- Cera-Q has a placebo-controlled memory trial (3 weeks, maker-affiliated)
Who should skip
- Korea's food regulator (MFDS) revoked Cera-Q's functional-ingredient recognition in November 2017 after its supporting mouse study was retracted for data fabrication (retraction notice: J Microbiol Biotechnol, Dec 2016); in Korea it is sold as a general food (per Yang & Chung 2026, Food Supplements and Biomaterials for Health, and Sisa Journal, Feb 2020). This does not affect its legal status in Singapore or the other Southeast Asian markets where BrainMAX+ is sold as a supplement.
- Cera-Q's evidence is one citable 3-week trial with maker-affiliated authors; an earlier supporting paper was retracted
- Premium price
Dosing audit
| Ingredient | Label | Clinical | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cera-Q (Silk Fibroin Protein) | 600mg | No reference dose on file | Not scored |
| Goji Berry Extract | 146mg | No reference dose on file | Not scored |
| Chinese Wild Ginseng Extract | 37mg | No reference dose on file | Not scored |
Ingredient quality
Number and quality of evidence-graded ingredients. Trademarked extracts and standardized actives raise this score.
Dosing vs. clinical evidence
The share of ingredients with a reference dose on our ingredient pages whose label-stated daily amount meets that page's minimum. Amounts the label hides (blend shares) or states on a different basis count as not met; ingredients with no reference page are listed but not scored.
Not scored. None of BrainMAX+'s ingredients (Cera-Q silk fibroin protein, goji berry extract, Chinese wild ginseng extract) has a reference dose on our ingredient pages, and this pillar is measured against those reference doses. The overall score is the weighted average of the four scored pillars.
Formula transparency
Full disclosure of every ingredient at its exact dose. Proprietary blends are scored as opaque.
Value for money
Cost per month relative to per-serving clinical doses delivered. Cheaper products with underdoses score lower.
Brand trust
Brand reputation, third-party testing, refund track record, and Trustpilot signal across multiple years.
How the score is computed
Each pillar is weighted by editorial importance. Weights are constant across every brand we audit — they're not adjusted to favour any particular product.
- Ingredient quality25%
- Dosing vs. clinical evidence30%
- Formula transparency20%
- Value for money15%
- Brand trust10%
No Trustpilot profile
Eu Yan Sang doesn't have an active Trustpilot listing — this is common for Amazon-only sellers, marketplace brands, and regional pharmacy chains.
The Trust pillar in our editorial score still applies and reflects brand reputation, third-party testing, and refund track record.
What the vendor’s site says
Quoted word for word from the vendor’s own pages. Terms change, so check them before you buy.
Shipping
Courier Service delivery is free for orders $150 and above (w.e.f 1 May 2026). If order does not exceed $150, delivery fee of $13 will be charged.
Per euyansang.com.sg (opens in new tab), checked
Returns
Expiry: May 2027 (No Refund / Exchange Allowed)
Per euyansang.com.sg (opens in new tab), checked
3g x 30 sachets · ≈ $89.90/mo
≈ $3/serving · ≈ $3/day
Per euyansang.com.sg (opens in new tab), checked
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Buying in Southeast Asia
- Local price
- ≈ $89.90/month
- Status
- No halal certificate shown by the brand (checked 2026-10-07)HSA / NPRA / BPOM / FDA PH / Thai FDA
- Where to buy
- euyansang.com.sg · amazon.sg · KrisShop (Singapore Airlines)
Singapore price: S$89.90 regular price for a 30-sachet box (3g x 30 sachets, 1 sachet daily) on the euyansang.com.sg product page (https://www.euyansang.com.sg/en/brainmax-888842543107.html, checked 2026-10-09).
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Health disclaimer
Health supplements in Singapore are regulated by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA); in Malaysia by the National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency (NPRA); in Indonesia by the Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan (BPOM); in the Philippines by FDA Philippines; in Thailand by FDA Thailand. Halal certification is required by law for supplements marketed to Indonesian consumers from 18 October 2026, regulated by the Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Produk Halal (BPJPH); in Malaysia, products described as halal must be certified, with the Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM) as the certifying body. We surface certification status per product where verifiable. This page is editorial, not medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any supplement.