Consult Doctor

This is highly important, particularly if you’re already taking medications for some disease etc. Your doctor will inform you whether it’s safe for you to take memory supplements or not. Furthermore, you can also ask for his or her advice about best supplements.

Are Claims* Backed Up by Proofs?

When you see labels saying boosts* IQ, improves* memory in just a few days, new smart pill etc. instead of just believing the short but powerful statement, you should make sure the manufacturer can prove the claims*. How? The official website should have information about clinical trials.

Ingredients

Most manufacturers don’t provide a list of ingredients in their products, which is a big mistake. After all, this is something you’re going to take every day and you deserve to know what’s in it. If there is no list of ingredients, memory supplement could contain just about anything.

For example, Provasil memory supplement doesn’t only have a list of ingredients on the official website, but their amounts as well which proves the reliability of the product. Just by browsing through the official website you can find out the product contains resveratrol, ginseng, gingko, bacopa, acetyl-l-carnitine, choline, vitamin B12, Vitamin C etc.

Check Reviews

Reading what other people have to say about the product is beneficial. After all, you don’t want to waste your money on something that other people found ineffective. Research, find reviews or even look for tweets about the product just to see the experience of other customers.