Short answer: all ten named ingredients are confirmed — Alpha-GPC, Bacopa monnieri, Huperzine A, Pterostilbene, magnesium citrate, B2, B6, B9, B12, and rice flour filler — a genuine baseline of transparency, even though per-serving doses remain unconfirmed.
Why a confirmed ingredient list is worth something on its own
Knowing exactly which compounds are in a formula lets you research each one independently, check for personal contraindications, and compare against other products — meaningful information even without exact amounts.
What confirmed names don't tell you
No Supplement Facts panel with per-serving amounts was available in materials reviewed, notably for Huperzine A — a real, disclosed gap that limits how fully you can evaluate the formula.
Why this distinction matters for your own research
A confirmed name lets you research the ingredient category generally; it doesn't tell you whether this specific formula uses a clinically relevant amount — worth keeping both facts in mind together.
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Confirmed names, honestly marked unconfirmed doses.
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