Perfect Focus Review

Product Features

Each capsule of Perfect Focus contains 8 active ingredients in a gelatin capsule. They use a special form of Ginkgo biloba extract called Ginkgoxine. Other ingredients include St. John’s Wort, vinpocetine, DMAE (dimethylaminoethanol bitartrate here), and Glutamine. St. John’s Wort is a very familiar ingredient found in many popular nootropics. It’s a medicinal herb used as a natural antidepressant and anti-inflammatory. There’s some evidence to show it can be an effective treatment for mild to moderate depression, although more research is needed into wort benefits. Different countries have ended up with different results, so it’s hard to perform a comprehensive analysis of the existing body of research.

Vinpocetine is a derivative of periwinkle plant extract (Vinca minor). It can increase blood flow in the brain and may protect brain cells against certain kinds of injuries. Vinpocetine has been researched well enough to come up with studies that say it can improve thinking skills, but better studies are needed. Since it can have side effects like headaches or weakening your immune system, it’s a little unclear if vinpocetine is worth including in supplements. The amount isn’t listed here either, so we can’t tell if it’s a good amount.

Conclusion

Several reviewers have said they feel sharper, with increased natural focus and concentration. It looks like this nootropic does what it promises. This isn’t the first product from Natural Genetics and they seem to know what they’re doing. Their products attain good reviews while serving a variety of needs. For a strong boost in mental performance and clarity that doesn’t contain caffeine, this seems to be an effective product, although the price is sometimes high.