Reading Garbled AI Infographics: A Sourcing Note
When researching NeuraCept, we found that two of the six ingredient icons in the product infographic rendered as garbled, illegible text.
This is a known artifact of AI-generated marketing graphics, and it's worth knowing how to handle it as a researcher or a buyer.
What we found
NeuraCept's product infographic clearly showed “Lion’s Mane” and “Bacopa” as legible ingredient labels. The remaining four ingredient icons, however, displayed as nonsensical text strings that did not correspond to any real ingredient name.
Why this happens
AI image-generation tools are known to struggle with rendering small, legible text within complex graphics, often producing text that looks plausible at a glance but is actually gibberish upon close inspection. This is a common artifact in AI-generated marketing infographics across many product categories, not specific to NeuraCept.
What we did instead of guessing
Rather than guess at what the garbled icons were meant to say, or invent ingredient names to fill the gap, we cross-referenced the wider Vitalifes/NeuraCept product family's own published, legible ingredient panel (found through independent research) to confirm the complete six-ingredient list: Bacopa Monnieri, Lion’s Mane, Ginkgo Biloba, Phosphatidylserine, Rhodiola Rosea and Omega-3 DHA.
Applying this to NeuraCept
See our full ingredient breakdown for the complete, verified six-ingredient panel we confirmed through this process.
