PrevagenRegular Strength 10mg, 30 Chewables |Orange| with Apoaequorin & Vitamin D & Prevagen 7-Day Pill Minder

The product is fantastic and gets my full recommendation. My Focus after use of this product is improved 100%. Ease of use is great. Speed of the memory boost obtained with the use of the product is a plus too. LOL, not sure what I am going to do with all of these pill holders. I'm getting quite a collection. Be nice if I could get the product minus the $3 for this item that I am never going to use since the product pricing is a little steep.

this really works help to remember what you missed

I find initially chewable Prevagen is tasty; but at end of tablet, I get heartburn.

i'm into my 4th month and it dosen't seemed to have helped yet. hard to keep using at about $40 a month.

Hope they work

i feel they help my memory

I’m 45 and have been involved in multiple tasks lately. T being extra busy makes me feel a bit spacey at times, but I noticed that after using this at about 25 days of (fairly) consistent intake I felt less gappy or spacey with my knowledge. I feel my focus is a tad bit more streamline. I’m pleased.

1) The main ingredient, Apoaequorin, has not even been proven to make it past the stomach to the brain. "Apoaequorin is a protein found in glow-in-the-dark jellyfish called Aequorea victoria. A lab-made version of apoaequorin is the main ingredient in the over-the-counter dietary supplement called Prevagen, which claims to improve mild memory loss linked to aging.... Apoaequorin is a "calcium-binding protein," and research links calcium to brain health and memory. An imbalance of calcium in brain nerve cells called neurons might play a role in aging the cells, destroying them, and disrupting signals between them.But could swallowing calcium-binding protein based on jellyfish somehow benefit your human brain? Research suggests it doesn't, experts say. The apoaequorin in Prevagen likely gets digested by your stomach before any of it stands a chance of reaching your brain."2) This product contains sorbitol, mannitol and maltodextrin - all substitute sugars, which have been linked to dementia. They each have their own separate side effects, such as being a diuretic (mannitol), a laxative (sorbitol), or causing high blood sugar (maltodextrin). On top of all these substitute sugars it has real sugar. "Sugar has drug-like effects in the reward center of the brain. Scientists have proposed that sweet foods—along with salty and fatty foods—can produce addiction-like effects in the human brain, driving the loss of self-control, overeating, and subsequent weight gain".Now, I understand that these are all in small quantities, but how can a product claim to improve something using ingredients that have been linked to do the opposite?Please do your research.