Category
Brain & Nootropics
Phosphatidylserine, citicoline, bacopa, ginkgo and other nootropics
1961
Planetary Herbals
Bacopa-Ginkgo Brain Strength 600 mg
71/100
tablet30 servings1 ingredient
1962
EuroMedica
CuraPro Brain
71/100
softgel30 servings2 ingredients
1963
Vitamin World
Choline Bitartrate Inositol 500 mg
71/100
tablet30 servings2 ingredients
1964
GNC
Soy Lecithin Granules
70/100
powder60 servings10 ingredients
1965
Country Life
Coenzymized DMAE 350 mg
70/100
capsule25 servings3 ingredients
1966
True Health
Dr. Cutler's Ultimate Memory Formula
70/100
capsule30 servings2 ingredients
1967
Quality Of Life Labs
Cogni-Q
70/100
capsule30 servings5 ingredients
1968
Viva Vitamins
Phosphatidyl Serine Complex 500 mg
70/100
softgel30 servings3 ingredients
1969
New Earth Edge
Focus Maximum Clarity
70/100
capsule30 servings2 ingredients
1970
MRM
PS Phosphatidylserine 100 mg
70/100
softgel60 servings2 ingredients
1971
Pure Encapsulations
CogniMag
70/100
capsule60 servings2 ingredients
1972
Jarrow Formulas
Mega PC-35
70/100
softgel120 servings2 ingredients
1973Gaia Herbs
Bacopa
70/100
capsule60 servings2 ingredients
1974
AOR Advanced Orthomolecular Research Advanced
Citicoline
70/100
capsule30 servings2 ingredients
1975
AOR Advanced Orthomolecular Research Ultra
Mito-Charger
70/100
capsule90 servings9 ingredients
1976LifeSeasons
Neuro-T
70/100
capsule30 servings10 ingredients
1977
NutraChamps
Neura-Spark
70/100
capsule30 servings11 ingredients
1978
XYMOGEN
Mood Food
70/100
capsule60 servings6 ingredients
1979
Karuna
GinkgoMag
70/100
capsule60 servings2 ingredients
1980
NS NeuroScience
Daxitrol Essential
70/100
capsule40 servings2 ingredients
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best brain & nootropics supplement?
Based on our analysis of 2,507 brain & nootropics products, Bacopa-Ginkgo Brain Strength 600 mg ranks #1 with a SupplementScore of 71/100. Scores are based on label quality - dosage transparency, formulation cleanliness, and ingredient disclosure.
How are brain & nootropics supplements scored?
Every product is scored algorithmically using data from the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database. The SupplementScore evaluates dosage transparency (35 pts), label completeness (25 pts), formulation cleanliness (25 pts), and ingredient profile (15 pts).
Does a higher score mean the supplement works better?
No. The score reflects label quality, how transparent and clean the product label is, not clinical efficacy, bioavailability, or safety. A higher score means better label practices, not guaranteed results.