Vorst Phosphatidylserine 100mg 120 Vegan Capsules (PS-100) | Helps Cognitive Health, Focus and Concentration | Memory Support...

Well, I’d have to agree although Vorst is a trusted name in supplements and vitamins in Canada, this is a 40 day supply (at the three a day suggested dose), and there are cheaper options available. Maybe there is a reason, but the label doesn’t tell us the source of the PS either, so we can’t make an informed decision. I like to take 300mg a day, but my current brand is 150mg each so that’s less capsules to swallow. I’m aging and although my brain is still sharp, I like to take preemptive measures before I need to. So, I’ve been taking PS only a short while , but plan on using it regularly. Cost matters unfortunately these days, but quality matters more. So do your research and find the best deal for you.

Most Phosphatidylserine that I've encountered is either made from Soy or from Sunflower. The label does not say what the source of phosphatidylserine is from. It is from either one of these, or from something else? Many people avoid soy of course for various reasons.Performance-wise, it did not seem to perform as well as a 150mg phosphatidylserine supplement that I am currently taking. I suppose, I could take 2 of these pill to perhaps match the performance, but that drives up the cost per performance. If you consider the current price of this supplement, there is not that much reason to choose this in lieu of other manufacturers of phosphatidylserine.

I generally take at least 200 mg daily of phosphatidylserine so this 120 capsule jar will only last me two months, even though according to the label 1 capsule is enough every day. (Not for me.)It's costly, and I have other supplies of this supplement for a lesser price.But I am glad to have been offered this through Amazon Vine, and it is a good product.Capsules (PS-100) | Helps Cognitive Health, Brain Function, Mental Clarity | Enhanced Focus and Concentration | Memory Support...VORST Phosphatidylserine

This is a good quality Phosphatidylserine supplement with 120 servings per bottle. The dosage is pretty low and it's non-GMO, though. The price could be a little lower.

I've been taking this supplement for a little over 2 months now. The capsule is easy to swallow and the recommended dosage is 1 capsule 3 times a day, but honestly I sometimes forget to take the mid day one and take one morning and evening. I am 65 and am concerned about my memory and mental focus. Since taking these I seem to be able to stay on target most of the time. Though I keep forgetting where I left my cellphone.

Phosphatidylserine may have cognitive benefits, as it is abundant in the brain. Supplemental PS is derived from lecithin and differs slightly from the PS that is in the body (or the PS derived from animal products).I have taken it on and off for about the last 10 years. I can't say I have ever noticed a difference, but my memory and cognition are already fine, and I am fairly young. If you struggle in these areas, it might be worth a try.Vorst seems like a good brand. They have been around for a while, and their website is very transparent. They mention they use Canadian ingredients. The price of this PS is higher than some brands, but that is because PS is expensive to make. Any PS brand that is cheap likely doesn't have the amount stated.

I'd never tried Phosphatidylserine until recently, and discovered that it increases the amount of deep sleep I get each night. I had been taking 200 mg capsules from another brand, and wanted to take more, but had read that over 300mg might cause insomnia in some people. This supplement has a more adjustable dose than the other one. I can choose to have 100mg, 200mg, 300mg, or 400mg, instead of having to choose between 200mg or 400mg. Really great supplement.

One of the four best-researched memory stabilizing supplements that actually cross the blood/brain barrier in my nootropic clinical deep dive.I notice age-related memory glitches and despise them. Stabilizing memory loss is the best I can hope for, given aging mechanics. Unfortunately, phosphatidylserine is the missing ingredient in many high-$ nootropic supplements. It would be nice if purveyors came up with a supplement that includes all four widely documented blood/brain barrier memory enhancers.Excellent value for my morning memory stabilization regimen. Phosphatidylserine seems to deliver noticeable results.