Explainer · 5 min read
A 2 fl oz bottle is 60 milliliters. Divide that into a daily serving and you get a small amount of liquid. Now imagine twelve ingredients sharing it.
That is not a criticism, just arithmetic. Studies on lion's mane, bacopa or phosphatidylserine often use hundreds of milligrams a day. It is worth asking whether a serving of drops can hold that much of each one at the same time.
Companies solve this in two ways. Some publish every amount, which lets you compare. Others use a "proprietary blend", which gives you a single total and no breakdown.
For Cognicept, the seller page names the ingredients without amounts and we did not see the panel. So before you buy, ask for it, and compare it with the studies linked on our ingredient pages.
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