SynaCept Ingredients
SynaCept names three well-known nootropic ingredients on its public pages.
None of the three carry a stated milligram amount online, worth knowing before you buy.
Three well-known ingredients, no disclosed amounts
SynaCept names three ingredients on its pages: Ginkgo Biloba, Bacopa Monnieri and Lion’s Mane Mushroom. All three individually have a genuine research history in the memory-support category.
What the brand does not do, on the pages we reviewed, is publish a specific milligram amount for any of the three. This means you can confirm what is in the formula, but not exactly how much of each, from the brand's own public materials.
All 3 ingredients, one by one
Ginkgo Biloba — Amount not disclosed
One of the most-studied botanicals for cognitive support, commonly associated with cerebral blood flow and mental clarity.
Bacopa Monnieri — Amount not disclosed
A traditional herb widely used for memory and recall, among the most-researched plant ingredients in this category.
Lion's Mane Mushroom — Amount not disclosed
A medicinal mushroom studied for stimulating nerve growth factor, associated with brain cell health and regeneration.
A note on the reference list we found
The competitor page we researched included a lengthy “Scientific References” section, but every citation in it concerned dandelion, fenugreek, a probiotic strain (Bacillus coagulans), inulin and similar ingredients — none of which appear anywhere in SynaCept's own named ingredient list. We did not use that reference list, since it does not actually support any claim about this product. See our piece on spotting mismatched competitor pages.
An ingredient worth a conversation with your doctor
Ginkgo Biloba can interact with certain blood pressure and blood-thinning medications. If you take a blood thinner or have a bleeding disorder, discuss this formula with your doctor before starting. Read how the formula is meant to work next.
