Clarity Daily Nootropic – Cognitive Support & Mood Formula with Bacopa (Synapsa®), L-Theanine, Rhodiola Rosea, Vitamin B Complex & Zinc Picolinate – 60 Vegan Capsules

Great stuff! I added it to my subscription. Adds a level of sharpness that is noticable and great value for the money! I've tried them all, AlphaBrain, Qualia, Neuropeak and more. The only supplement I can find that is better is Gorilla Mind Smooth. The only issue and it's not a deal-breaker is that it's got a really funky smell and taste. Totally worth it though.Nicee work guys!

I've been using this for over a month. I think it has helped me to stay focused, I've had that problem for awhile and now I don't so it must be what I need.

This product did give me a little clearer thinking, and sharpness. But it was minimal. The most significant change was, I dreamed a lot more, and the dreams seemed very real as if you were there. Not exactly what I was looking for.

This supplement might seem a little pricey, as of this review it costs $29.80. But, it has some really good ingredients. I'm pretty sure any nootrophic effect is probably due to the amount of B12. One capsule provides 120 mcg B12 and although that's not really a whole lot, it might be enough to see some improvements in cognitive function. Hubs and I take at least 5,000 mcg B12 on a daily basis and it has really helped significantly with our cognitive function. I personally feel that increasing your amount of B12 will pleasantly surprise you brainwise. This supplement also contains zinc picolinate which is a very well absorbed form and is excellent for keeping viruses at bay. The niacin is a good vasorelaxant and will help with better blood flow to the brain. All in all, this is a very good supplement though I think you can still get excellent results for much less money by buying B12 only.

I have been able to concentrate better, and stay focused on projects. Will order again

Did not notice any benefits and after a little testing, it became clear that this would make me feel jittery/anxious and lethargic. Pretty unpleasant combination.

This works great. It helps keep me calm and focused.

It's usually difficult to assess supplements like this, because it can take days, weeks, or months to detect the benefits with any degree of objectivity; at first, it's mostly subjective. And thus far, my subjective assessment of Clarity is positive, though I cannot prove it's not a placebo effect. I feel a little more on top of it with my work (90% of which involves working with data on my computer), but it will take more time to know one way or the other, especially since I use several other supplements, including ashwagandha, cordyceps, and lion's mane, all of which also affect mental acuity in one way or another. In lieu of long-term effects, there are two main criteria I use: 1) the ingredients/formula, and 2) trust.1. The ingredients here are well chosen, though I wasn't familiar with a couple of them before. Their functions are explained here, and you can look them up online. It seems the company has done the research and been fairly scientific about the ingredients (i.e., they did not take the route of magical thinking, as some supplement makers seem to do).2. Trust is really a big one. Whenever we buy anything we plan to put into our body, we place our trust in a company and people we don't know, and at this particular time we know that most of the govenmental regulatory agencies are MIA. The best I can say for now is that I don't have a reason to distrust this company.At a dollar a day for this supplement, I will not continue past 30 days unless the results are clear and indisputable.