What's Included With The Genius Switch: Contents List

The contents, item by item

Our list of what comes with The Genius Switch draws on four seller sources: the sales page, the long sales video, the legal Terms and the ClickBank order page. We did not place an order, so we describe the contents as the seller does, not from our own download.

Item	How the seller describes it	Form
The main track	An 8-minute “targeted auditory sequence”; the sales page heading also uses the name “Genius Switch Audio Series”	Downloadable audio
Bonus 1	Guided visualization audio; the seller says its creator is top-rated on the Calm app	Digital
Bonus 2	A “smart” grocery list guide: foods the seller ties to brain fog, plus money-saving tips	Digital guide
Bonus 3	A free copy of a book on attracting financial success, first published more than a century ago	Digital copy
Bonus 4	A printable infographic of 5 habits	Printable file

The Terms of Sale put the purchase in legal language: you pay $39 for a copyrighted digital item for your personal use. That wording matters if you were thinking of sharing the file with family, since the licence is personal.

A note on file types: none of the pages we read names a format for the track or the bonuses. The delivery email is the place to check.

What the order does not include

You might expect	What is actually sold
An app from the App Store or Google Play	There is no app. The track plays in your phone’s or computer’s own audio player
A brain-training game	There is no game, no puzzles and no progress score
A boxed set or disc	Digital only, with nothing shipped
A library of many tracks	The core purchase is one 8-minute track, despite the “Audio Series” heading
A version on Amazon, YouTube or Spotify	The video says it is not sold there, and the presenter says versions found on those platforms are not the same
A treatment or medical programme	The site states it is “not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease”

From checkout to first listen

1. Pay at the ClickBank checkout. The order page runs on thegeniusx.pay.clickbank.net. The page marks the order as a “Digital Product”, with access promised as soon as the payment is approved.
2. Watch your inbox. The video says access is emailed right after checkout. If nothing arrives within a few minutes, look in the spam or promotions folder first.
3. Download the track. Save it to the phone or computer you plan to listen on.
4. Check your card statement. The charge appears as CLKBANK*GeniusSwitch, which tells you the order went through ClickBank.
5. Keep the paperwork. Save the delivery email and the ClickBank receipt together until the 90-day refund window has passed.

If the email never shows up, ClickBank order support is on 1-800-390-6035, and the official site has its own contact page for product questions.

Devices and the listening setup

The routine the seller describes is short: headphones on, eyes closed, 8 minutes of listening each day. According to the video, skipping a day now and then is “okay”. Because the track is an ordinary file, any recent phone or computer should handle it.

Device	What you need	Practical tip (our advice)
iPhone or iPad	The delivery email, some free storage, headphones	Save the file from the email to a folder you can find again, then open it in the player you already use
Android phone or tablet	The same	Note where the download lands, often a downloads folder, and move it somewhere permanent
Windows or Mac computer	The same	Keep a copy outside the downloads folder so a clean-up does not delete it
Offline use	A copy saved on the device	Once saved, it plays without a signal or data plan

Keep a backup copy

Phones get replaced and download folders get cleared. A second copy on a computer or a personal cloud drive saves you from asking support to resend the file. Keep it to yourself, since the Terms describe the purchase as for personal use.

Headphones and volume

Headphones are part of the seller’s instructions. Keep the volume at a level you could comfortably talk over, and do not listen while driving or doing anything that needs your attention. Our safety page covers who should check with a doctor first.

How the four bonuses fit in

The bonuses are extras around the track, and none of them is a medical resource.

• The guided visualization is a second piece of audio. The claim that its creator is top-rated on the Calm app is the seller’s description; we did not check it, and it does not mean Calm is involved with The Genius Switch.
• The grocery guide covers foods the seller connects with brain fog, plus tips on saving money. If you have a medical diet, your doctor or dietitian comes first.
• The classic book on attracting financial success is a century-old title offered as a free copy. It is reading material, not a financial plan.
• The habits infographic is a one-page printable you can stick on a fridge or desk.

The seller does not attach separate prices to the bonuses on the pages we read, so we do not put a value on them. The price page covers what the $39 buys overall.

The refund on a digital order

Because nothing is shipped, a refund does not involve posting anything back. The Terms allow refunds on digital products within 90 days of your initial purchase, and the ClickBank checkout states a 90-day window from the date of purchase. The site also has a separate refund page that describes bottles and a 60-day window for another product; it does not fit a download. The full refund detail is on the price page.

Where to go next

If you are still weighing it up, the quickest route is to match what you want against the lists above. Someone looking for a quiet 8-minute pause with headphones gets exactly that. Someone expecting an interactive programme, a set of daily lessons or a tool that tracks progress will not find one in this order.

• For our overall judgement of the purchase, read the Genius Switch review.
• For the seller’s promises set against the research, see the benefits page.
• For the whole picture in one place, start at the Genius Switch buyer guide, or browse the cognitive support category.