Ginkgo Biloba Extract Liquid 2 Fl Oz, Supplements for Brain Function and Memory Support, Alcohol Free, Vegan - 2 Fl Oz

So far so good for a loved one struggling with dementia.

This liquid ginkgo biloba extract supplement has good, earthy flavor that's slightly sweet. There are no added sugars; the organic vegetable glycerin brings that sweetness. The potency is good compared to other brands I've taken. The price per ounce is a little higher than the other organic ginkgo liquid supplements. There are no colorings, flavorings or preservatives added. I appreciate that Pura Herba is a small business, which I like supporting. The bottle was well-sealed and the dropper works really well. The only issue is that there are no measurement markings, which makes it hard to know whether you are getting the amount you want to take.

I take ginkgo biloba to support my brain and memory functions. I have no idea if it has made a difference over these years, but I'm not willing to stop taking it in case it has made a difference. That said, this seems to be a good quality ginkgo biloba version. The label shows each 0.7ml recommended dose is 670mg of ginkgo. I take about 250mg per day. So, I am only taking 0.25ml of this version per day. I use a syringe to give me the right dosage. I add it to water that contains some other supplant liquids I take. At 0.25ml per day this bottle is good for almost 8 months. Based on my usage this is bargain friendly ginkgo.

I love that this brand uses only organic ingredients in their products, with no additives. It’s an alcohol free & sugar free extract. (It won’t affect blood sugar levels.) I’ve been adding this ginkgo biloba extract into my water, tea, or juice – even just a few drops at a time really helps me. It’s great for energy, memory support, focus, and blood circulation. I don’t even notice any taste from taking these drops, really. It’s been great!Made in USA product. Comes in a brown glass bottle for quality storage.

The label on the Pura Herba Ginkgo Biloba Extract says PURA HEBRA [misspelled?] LLC. The label also say it has a website, Puraherba.com. But there isn't anything on puraherba.com except for a notice that says "Coming Soon." So there is no way for me to verify anything on the label. And because of that it just doesn't really matter what's in the bottle, because I am not going to ingest it. Sorry Pura Hebra or Pura Herba, or whatever your name is, but I can't trust anything on this label if I am unable to check out this company.

It tastes fine, and I haven’t noticed any weird side effects or anything concerning. That being said, I also feel like it isn’t actually doing anything. I’ve been using the product as recommended for over a month now, and none of the benefits it reports have hit me. To be fair, it may just be that I don’t have severe enough deficiencies to warrant the use of the product, but I’ve used other dietary supplements with similar purported benefits, and have noticed at least a mild difference. Since it could be a me issue, I have it three stars, but honestly I feel there are better alternatives for enhanced memory/ energy/ focus/ brain function

I've been taking the Pura Herba ginkgo supplement for a few weeks. The benefits feel subtle at this point, but I also haven't noticed any ill effects. This product seems well-produced, and it has a pleasant, mild flavor. I've tried ginkgo in pill form before, but the bottle had a strong smell. The liquid form has an advantage here. The bottle I received includes a graduated dropper to measure the dose. It's very easy to take after mixing with a little water.Overall, I quite like this ginkgo supplement, and plan to continue taking it.

Over the years I have learned to use the label and the ad to judge the quality of a supplement. I use not only what IS there, but also what isn't there.Pura Herba Ginkgo Biloba ExtractPROS:Organic Gingko biloba and organic glycerin are the only 2 ingredients.NO fillers! No chemical preservatives (glycerin is a preservative).Gives a lot of info, a lot that many should but don't. Pure Herba used dried leaf and a menstrum ratio of 1:3. I've made extracts and I really appreciate the information.Extract is made in USA, and the information is on the label. No looking through a miles long ad or posting a question to find out.$13 for 85 servings is 15¢ per servingCONS:Uses the term tincture to identify this glycerite. Glycerites are made with glycerite, tinctures are made with alcohol, so when they put say it's an alcohol free tincture on the label, it's an oxymoron , a sign of either an uninformed manufacturer or the manufacturer thinking their consumer is uninformed. Both tinctures and glycerites are extracts, but the terms are not interchangeable. Call it what it is, a glycerite extract.