NEURIVA Brain Supplement for Memory & Focus with Phosphatidylserine & Neurofactor, Caffeine-Free Gummies...

I have been taking the pills for over a year and thought I would try the gummies. Daily dossagei is 2 gummies per day not one per day. Cost is more than the pills. Part of the problem is the gummies stick together and the only way to seperate them is to handle a glob and then pull 2 off. Not very sanitary. I am going back to the pills after finishing this bottle.

I am referring to the Retinol in the package. The product is good. However, the packaging of the box of the item was bent up and luckily the product was not damaged with the damaged cover box. The product I am referring to is the retinol that was in the package. The retinol bottle was not damaged, but the cover box of it was bent up and luckily the product was not damaged.

They have a good taste and seem to be helping.

Took them when I started a new job for several months to kind of help me kick start my learning ability

I've used Neuriva Plus for one month, then switched to Neuriva Original cause I already get the added vitamins; however, the Plus has more Coffee Fruit extract. Overall, I'm not exactly sure if it's helping my memory, sharpness. I take it since it is shown the brain lipids deplete as we get older, which could affect onset of Demention/Alzheimers, so I'm using it as a precaution, albeit a bit pricey one. One thing I have noticed, and which some studies have shown, is my blood pressure has dropped. Now, I'm on two BP medications already, but after about 5 weeks on Neuriva, I started to get some unusually low readings (for me), like 107ish/60ish. It's not consistent at that rate, and will bump up during the day, but overall my "normal" readings seem to have dropped from 130ish/78ish to 125ish/65ish. Supposedly it's the chlorogenic acid from the Coffee Fruit. I'll take that and maybe if it stays low, I can lose one of my meds, though the studies show if you stop, the benefits stop also,. Anyhow, I'm satisfied with it, but like others, i wish it was a bit more affordable.