It helps very effectively.

Fact of life, you get older and cognitive abilities along with memory aren't what they used to be. Fortunately there are some supplements that have shown promise to help correct the situation. Gingko Bilboa is one of the options where a lot of research suggests it can help in many ways. I started using it again a few months ago after a hiatus of about a year. When I stopped, it was because of a cost issue. For me, it was a case of looking for cost-effective things that help with cognitive function and other age-related issues. Then there's the added benefit that, as suggested, this is a very good anti-oxidant.Because I have already been using Ginkgo Biloba, there was no moment that is noteworthy once I started using this product, and there hasn't been anything negative that I can mention. In general, I tend to feel better a couple of hours after taking the first capsule. It does take a while for the body to digest and then get things into the blood stream. This is by no means to say that I feel the same every day, but I will state upon reflection that it's probably 80% or more of the time. How an individual will respond depends on many factors, and it pays to talk to a healthcare provider to ensure that there won't be any contraindications when said individual is using prescriptions.👀 Before starting any supplement that's not a "standard," such as Vitamins C and D, it's a good idea to talk with your healthcare provider. I always see our holistic practitioner and have him test whether or not I should be using anything new. Everyone's physiology and nutrition requirements can vary greatly.It does have a Heath Canada NPN number - 80091428, and the label states it's made in Canada so I'm not concerned about quality control.► Expiry date on my container is 08/27, so not only does this have a long shelf life, but it's unlikely that this has been sitting on a shelf somewhere for years.The downside to this product is the cost. As I write this review, it's marked at $32.80 for 90 tablets that contain 90 mg each. Here on Amazon, there are better-priced options. I've been using a product that has 60 mg per capsule but only costs $49.99 for 400 capsules; I've been taking one in the morning and then again in the evening as recommended by my healthcare provider. Obviously, this is a far better-priced product that is also Heath-Canada approved and made in Canada.Biogenique makes good supplements, but each one I have used is priced far above the competition without offering a significant value that makes up for the increased price.Based on the price, there is no way I can give this more than four stars and actually feel like it should be three, as there is no value that justifies the incredibly higher price than competing products.

Biogenique Ginkgo biloba - 90 Tablets of 90 MG - Made in Canada.Ginkgo biloba one of the oldest used supplements around the world. It comes from a tree that is common in east Asia. It is rich in antioxidants and has an anti-inflammatory effect throughout the body. Having benefits that are wide spread throughout the body, including heart, brain, circulatory and eye health. It is strongly supported by research and has been used for to promote sharper memory, concentration, and mental clarity for many years. 100% Free of GMOs, soy, gluten, yeast, dairy, eggs, nuts, caffeine, coloring, preservatives, and flavoring. These tablets are medium size, not tiny, but also not too big. They’re fairly easy to swallow if you can swallow pills. I love that this product is made in Canada, which definitely has stricter guidelines for supplements. This one bottle comes with three month supply, as recommended dose is to take one tablet per day. This is a great supplement for anyone to take, great product will definitely continue to take.

Questionable quality, questionable effect . . ..

It is not possible to objectively evaluate the benefits or the efficacy of supplements through ordinary home use; so, I will not get into this product's effectiveness, but you can search the Internet for the benefits of the main ingredient of this product, Gingko biloba.It comes in the form of tablets which I felt were easy to swallow as they were very small. It does not have any smell or aftertaste during use, and there is only a slight non-disturbing smell inside the bottle.The label on the bottle clearly indicates that it was made in Canada. It has an NPN number (Natural Product Number) that can be used to confirm that it was licensed in March 2019. There are 4 brand names associated with the license, each one under a different umbrella brand. It shows the license holder as Jensens Labs Inc.Similar to the label on the product, the NPN product information page lists only a single medicinal ingredient, but as a name in Latin. The risk information on the NPN page has a non-working link, but the label on the bottle has some serious warnings for a variety of people, including those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, those who are taking medications for diabetes, high blood pressure, or seizures, and those who are taking health products that affect blood coagulation.It comes in a container with 90 tablets in it. The recommended dosage is 1 tablet daily, which should have the bottle last for 3 months if you follow the recommended dosage. The price was $33 CAD at the time of writing, which sounds fine for a 3-month supply. Also, note that Biogenique usually has the same size bottles for all of its products, usually larger than is necessary for the contents. Similarly, this bottle is probably less than 1/10th full, it is mostly empty space inside the bottle.While I cannot confirm the claimed benefits or the product's efficacy, I see no reason to cut any stars from my rating. I appreciate that it was made in Canada and comes with a proper NPN number on the bottle.