Prevagen Memory Improver Review






From the makers of Quincy Bioscience, Prevagen (pronounced “prev-uh-gen”) is a unique brain health supplement that promotes clearer thinking and improves memory. Prevagen’s main ingredient is a new use for a well-known protein called “apoaequorin” which was originally found in a certain species of jellyfish.

As we age, the body’s ability to produce essential proteins slows down. When this happens you begin to lose about 30,000 brain cells every day, and may start to experience difficulty with memory, focus and concentration. Apoaequorin has been clinically tested and shown to supplement these proteins during the natural process of aging and improves brain health and overall memory.

In 2012, Prevagen became the number one selling brain health supplement in chain drug stores across the country, and continues to remain on top. Prevagen is available in health food stores and pharmacies nationwide including Walgreen, CVS, Rite Aid, and Vitamin Shoppe.

Prevagen is safe and effective. Daily use for 30-90 days is the recommended length of time to experience noticeable results.

Learn more about Prevagen at www.prevagen.com.

My grandmother in law just passed away from Dementia. It was really hard watching her mind and memories disappear. I know that this isn't what this medicine is for but if you can improve your mind now, that sounds good to me. It has a lot of vitamins in it. So even if you only start taking it for that then maybe that will benefit your brain too. I know that I felt better while taking this, that's for sure!

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  1. UnknownNovember 1, 2013 at 6:31 AM

    Thanks for the Prevagen review Tracee! We are glad that you had a positive and enjoyable experience. Take care! — Christine

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