Gaia Herbs PRO Nootropic Focus - Brain Health Support Supplement* - Nootropic Supplement with Saffron Ginkgo Leaf Extract & Lemon Balm - Vegan Gluten-Free - 40 Liquid Phyto-Caps (20 Servings)

I’m a long time buyer of Gaia products and they are always high quality. I love that the ingredients are mostly organic, vegan, gluten free, and free of most allergens. It comes in a glass bottle with liquid capsules that are easy to swallow. I noticed calming effect after taking this and was able to concentrate better. I have autoimmune issues so this helps with the brain fog that comes with that. I feel the current cost ($46) is fair considering the high quality and potency. Overall, this is a great , high quality supplement and is worth buying.

I bought these in hopes of substituting my Qualia Mind supplements. Qualia is sooo expensive (for me). Unfortunately, I haven’t yet noticed the impact of these- good or bad. I just didn’t really notice much of anything, which is a bummer because I love most all Gaia products. Will update review if something changes in the future.

This product doesn't seem to have any effect at all. It claims to improve attention, but I don't feel any difference. Perhaps its formula doesn't work for everyone, and attention is hard to quantify in a practical way. If someone finds it useful, I would think it might be a placebo effect. Maybe we reviewers are just being used as test subjects, and I ended up in the control group.

I have always loved this company’s products. I have never had an issue with them. This arrived fresh with a use by date 2 years from now. The pills are easy to swallow. I did not have any after tastes afterwards. The pills aren’t the smallest but are not the biggest ones so I’d say the are medium size. I have a gag reflux that’s strong so I don’t do big pills. These did not cause my reflex to act up.

This really helps me with focus. It works well and is a good value vs it's competition.

I like and have used many products from Gaia herbs and had good experiences. These came sealed with all the capsules intact. I think, for me, the effects were mild. Probably because I already drink mint tea and use ginkgo regularly. I went off the ginkgo and mint tea for a week before starting these. Lemon balm tends to make me a bit drowsy so I took these after 4 pm in the hopes of being able to concentrate on some late day work. I did get stuff done in the hours following the pills but it's hard to quantify if it was significantly different than normal. I know saffron can take weeks/ months to build up in the body before seeing an effect, so perhaps my use wasn't long enough to really assess that. People who take SSRIs or other antidepressants should not mix them with saffron without a prescribers blessing. They can work on the same receptor sites and too much of these together could cause a rise in blood pressure.

This didn’t work the way that it should have. I became more forgetful and got headaches. Because it made me so uncomfortable, I stopped taking it after four or five days.It definitely was affecting me. It’s possible that if I had continued using it, the initial bad effects would have ceased, and I would have gotten some benefit from it. It certainly put me in a haze, so I wasn’t willing to continue.

I’ve taken almost a complete bottle and I have noticed some benefits. One surprising one is with my eyes. I have trouble with tired eyes because I’m before a screen most of the day and evenings. I have a vision condition where I sometimes have to hold a magnifying glass to the screen for some areas I am not able to enlarge, and what I’ve noticed is that I have been hardly doing that at all. Can’t tell for sure if its the supplement, but it’s the only thing that has changed.