“Standardized BaCognize extract.”
The panel names BaCognize, the Verdure Sciences extract with its own clinical trials, at 250 mg standardized to 12 percent bacopa glycosides.
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Swanson's capsule carries BaCognize, the second Bacopa extract with its own clinical trials, at 250 mg standardized to 12 percent bacopa glycosides, in a gelatin capsule with rice flour and, per the panel, possibly magnesium stearate and silica. The label suggests one capsule two to three times a day; 90 capsules. Non-GMO is printed on the panel and the listing states USDA Organic, NSF and UL GMP certified facilities with third-party testing for purity and potency.
BaCognize is a clinically studied extract; 250 mg per capsule reaches the 300 mg trial range at two capsules, so it scores just below the Synapsa products.
Standardized to 12 percent bacopa glycosides is printed on the panel; the glycoside standard differs from bacoside assays, which the label does not explain.
Non-GMO on the panel; USDA Organic, NSF and UL GMP facilities and third-party testing are stated in the listing gallery rather than printed on the label.
Gelatin capsule with rice flour and a may-contain line for magnesium stearate and silica; not vegan.
About $0.16 per capsule, roughly $0.20 for a 300 mg day, the cheapest studied extract here.
“Standardized BaCognize extract.”
The panel names BaCognize, the Verdure Sciences extract with its own clinical trials, at 250 mg standardized to 12 percent bacopa glycosides.
“Third-party tested for purity and potency.”
Stated in the listing gallery alongside NSF and UL GMP certified facilities; the panel itself prints only non-GMO.
“Supports memory and mental focus.”
Structure-function language consistent with the bacopa trials, but the studied dose is 300 mg a day, which means two of these capsules.
BaCognize has its own human trials and a printed standardization. Two capsules a day put you at 500 mg, above the studied 300 mg, for around thirty cents; one capsule is a touch under.
May-contain excipients and a testing statement that stays in the listing are the marks of a budget label. Nothing is wrong; less is committed to print than on the winner.
If the trial extract matters and the price matters more, Swanson's BaCognize gets you both for about twenty cents a day. Vegans and one-capsule purists should pay the extra for Doctor's Best.
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The clinically studied Synapsa extract at 320 mg with the bacoside standardization printed on the panel, in a vegan capsule for a third of a dollar a day — the complete package.
See it on the list →The same clinically studied Synapsa extract at 320 mg, verified in the vendor's ISO 17025 lab, but with a maltodextrin filler and no bacoside percentage on the panel, at the highest price here.
See it on the list →1,000 mg of extract standardized to 50 percent bacosides per two capsules, third-party tested and GMP, in hypromellose capsules for twenty-eight cents; a dose no trial has tested.
See it on the list →Pooling nine randomized trials with 518 participants, Bacopa extract improved speed of attention, shortening Trail B time and choice reaction time, with other cognitive domains showing smaller or inconsistent effects.
A systematic review of six randomized trials concluded that Bacopa monnieri extracts improve memory free recall with consistency, while effects on other cognitive domains were not reliably demonstrated.