Pure Mental Focus (PMF) Review

Product Features

Pure Mental Focus has 8 ingredients plus 3 vitamins and a cellulose-based capsule design. Each bottle carefully details amounts, serving sizes, directions, and more. One thing that drew our eye was the 800 mg of L-Tyrosine per serving. It’s an amino acid used a lot of products and can be found in a lot of our foods. People take Tyrosine for depression, ADHD, narcolepsy, improving alertness, alleviating stress, and more. It’s almost a jack of all trades with its variety of brain-boosting effects, and is great for penetrating the blood-brain barrier. However, the most common dose is 150 mg per day. With Pure Mental Focus, you’ll be getting 800 to 1600 mg depending on how often you take it.

Sometimes there’s too much of a good thing. Some people may get headaches or nausea from taking too much L-Tyrosine, and it’s hard to know if you’re one of them until you take some.

You shouldn’t use this supplement if you have an overactive thyroid, are under the age of 18, are pregnant, or you’re nursing.

Conclusion

Despite some occasionally inconsistent results, Pure Mental Focus seems like a good nootropic. Some people do need to take more than the recommended daily amount, so Purely Stacked might need to tweak their formula a bit. The people who require more, though, are likely advanced users of nootropic supplements who have built a tolerance to certain ingredients. However, PMF’s effects may still vary widely from person to person, and one reviewer noted that it doesn’t work well with stimulant-based supplements.

Online reviews are largely positive. A few people noted that the effects can be subtle, which can be a huge advantage depending on what you’re looking for. Pure Mental Focus can help with fogginess, boosting cognitive functions, and keeping a positive stable mood throughout your day.