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Supplements rather than technology: this overview broadens our look at office life. BioMe+ by braingood is not, however, a proven way to work more productively. We have not tested it ourselves and cannot assess its taste, tolerability or effects.
What is in BioMe+?
The manufacturer lists 30 powder sachets of 4 g each. The formula includes bacterial cultures, inulin and fructooligosaccharides (FOS), magnesium glycerophosphate and maltodextrin. Each sachet is listed as providing 60 mg magnesium and 2.5 g fibre. These are manufacturer specifications, not our measurements. Manufacturer: BioMe+.
What the marketing does not establish
References to the gut–brain axis do not automatically demonstrate better concentration at a screen. Research on probiotics cannot be applied indiscriminately to every product: organisms and intended uses differ. Reviewing these sources is not a clinical evaluation of BioMe+. We therefore award neither a test seal nor an effectiveness score. NCCIH: Probiotics – Usefulness and Safety.
Before buying
- Compare the current ingredients, quantities per daily serving and label warnings with the shop listing.
- Check pack size and total cost including delivery; distinguish a one-off order from recurring deliveries.
- If you take medicines or have a medical condition, consult a clinician or pharmacist before use. A supplement does not replace treatment.
- Check delivery countries, availability and return conditions in the shop. A translated overview does not establish delivery to every country.
Our assessment
Germany’s BfR considers supplements generally unnecessary for healthy people with a balanced diet. If you still want to compare BioMe+, start with the complete label rather than promises of a more productive working day. Office fatigue alone is not a basis for us to recommend buying it. BfR: Food supplements FAQ (German).
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Sources checked: 16 September 2026