Test Expansion Kit
Test Expansion Kit
Test All 5 Senses
Detect Cognitive Risk Factors
Boost Memory & Focus
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Expand your sensory testing capabilities with our product expansion kit. Test even more people with the added taste strips, providing accurate results for a wider audience.
Support Memory and Ability to Focus
Custom protocols derived from research and created by doctors give you the tools to support your memory and ability to focus. You’ll receive tailored recommendations to enhance your day-to-day experience of the world.
Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer's & Dementia
Research shows that a reduction in any of the senses diminishes cognitive stimulation and increases the risk of Alzheimer's and dementia. Conversely, more of the right sensory stimulation protects your brain and supports cognitive health. Regular sense testing can help detect early changes, allowing you to take proactive steps to maintain cognitive vitality.
Support a High Quality of Life
Strong cognitive health is linked to everything from better judgment and decision-making, to better finances and ability to resist financial scams, to ability to learn new skills and excel in the workplace. By preserving cognitive functions, you retain independence, perform daily activities without assistance, and enjoy a higher quality of life as you age.
Gain Peace of Mind
By incorporating sense testing into your wellness plan, you no longer have to rely on guesswork. Instead of wondering if your senses have truly recovered or changed, you can establish a clear baseline and track your progress over time.
Sense Health is Brain Health
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Order Your Kit
Everything you need to test your 5 senses, all in one kit, delivered right to your door.
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Test Your 5 Senses At Home
Download our app and follow the simple on-screen instructions to guide you through the process step by step.
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Gain Immediate Insights
Instantly receive your results and brain-boosting protocols tailored to your unique needs.
What's Included:
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12-Odorant Scratch & Smell
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4 Allergy-safe Taste Strips
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Touch Sensitivity Dial
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Auditory Range Hearing Test
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Visual Clarity and Color Blindness Test
Backed by research and developed by doctors
Studies show that sensory changes are powerful early warning signs of cognitive decline. By regularly testing and nurturing your senses, you take proactive, life-changing steps to protect your brain health and maintain your independence.
All 5 senses are vital cognitive biomarkers
Most of us have been told the importance of testing our vision and hearing. However, impairment to any of our five senses, leads to reduced brain stimulation, increasing the risk of cognitive decline, loss of independence, and conditions like dementia.
Stronger senses lead to a stronger brain
By enhancing neuroplasticity through sense-stimulation, you can ensure that your brain remains robust, adaptable, and capable of maintaining high cognitive performance throughout your life.
Knowing is the first step
Understanding your sensory status is crucial, as your senses aren't set in stone. With the right training and proactive measures, many sensory impairments can be improved. That's why we use your results to create customized protocols and recommendations tailored to your unique sensory profile.
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"Both of my parents developed Alzheimer’s in their 60s, so I’m serious about avoiding the same fate. I use SuperSenses to test my sense of smell quarterly, as it’s one of the earliest warning signs of cognitive decline. This proactive approach helps me feel in control of my health."
-Melissa F. SuperSenses customer
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