Two friends. One mission: to help people’s brains.
NeuroVesa didn’t start in a boardroom. It started on a night shift in May 2023.
Before we started our company, we were just two best friends working as addictions counselors in Saskatoon. We have always been passionate about science, especially science you can apply in the real world. We spent years competing in powerlifting and martial arts, and we were fascinated by how research could translate into real results. We could study how to train, eat, or supplement, apply it, and actually watch our performance improve.
As we got older and our responsibilities changed, our interests changed too. We shifted from asking, “What can I do to get better results in the gym?” to “What can I do to improve the mental side of things?”
How can we improve memory, focus, stress resilience, energy, learning?
That curiosity took us down the same path we followed in sports. We started reading papers, testing ideas, and trying to understand what actually worked. But we kept running into the same problems, especially with supplements. The evidence was weak, the formulas were unclear, and the information was scattered everywhere.
So one night we asked a simple question: “What if we made our own?”
After that came the hard part. We had to find a manufacturer, apply for financing, build a website, and figure out the hundred different things it takes to launch a product. All of that work eventually led to the creation of our first product, eudopa.
But eudopa is just the beginning. Our mission is to help people build healthier, stronger brains through every tool we can create, whether that is supplements, other products and services, or education. The brain is our main focus, and always will be.
A big part of that mission comes from our home in Saskatchewan, Canada. Saskatchewan has some of the highest rates of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in the world.
We don’t want this to be the case anymore.
That’s why we donate a portion of all sales to MS research. With every purchase, a portion of proceeds goes directly toward advancing MS research. These contributions help push scientific progress forward, support new treatment possibilities, and provide resources for those affected by MS.
Our goal is to support the research and organizations working toward a future where MS is no longer part of anyone’s life. eudopa was our first step, not our last.