What You Should Know
As people age, they often begin to experience brain fog, disappearing memory, and difficulty thinking or focusing. Many of these people look for a solution to repair their impaired brain function. Often, this solution comes in the form of supplements such as Focus Factor. Focus Factor seeks to use different vitamins and minerals to increase the mental clarity of its users. Whether the company truly lives up to its goals and provides this relief is up for debate.
List of Ingredients
Focus Factor includes the following ingredients. Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Vitamin B12, Biotin, Pantothenic Acid, Calcium, Iron, Iodine, Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium, Copper, Manganese, Chromium, Molybdenum, Potassium, Diemethylaminoethanol, L Glutamine, Bacopin, L Pyroglutamic Acid, Phosphatidylsering, Docosahexanoic Acid Concentrate, Choline, Inositol, N Acetyltyrosine, Bilberry Fruit Extract, GABA, Activin, Vinpocetine, Trace Lyte, Huperzine A, Boron, Vanadium and Grape Skin Extract.
Product Features
According to the company, all of the many herbs and minerals in Focus Factor are what contribute to its success. These ingredients supposedly work together to create a product which increases blood flow, stirs up brain activity, and thus enhances the memory and mental functioning of its takers.
Advantages
- Focus Factor contains a variety of vitamins and minerals which may increase brain activity and help suffering individuals think better.
- The product is quick and easy to take.
- Focus Factor is available for a free trial period time.
Disadvantages
- As with many supplements of this sort, Focus Factor may treat only some surface issues and not the underlying problem. Individuals experiencing severe focusing problems should contact their health professional.
- The product costs around $40 a bottle, too expensive for many people.
- Many users have reported experiencing minor side effects, such as gastric upset, when using the product.
- Other users of Focus Factor claim that although the product does work, the results are slow in coming.
- Focus Factor does not, nor does it make claims to, enhance weight loss.
- Just like many other supplements of this sort, Focus Factor may rely too much on clever marketing and not quantifiable results.
Conclusion
Memory loss, difficult thinking, and overall poor brain functioning are all common problems today. Many people look for solutions to these problems. Focus Factor seeks to be one of these solutions. However, the company may not be as much of a solution as it claims to be. Granted, users did claim to see some results after a 14-day trial period, but these results were not immediate. Plus, the product may have produced some mild side effects such as gastric issues. However, Focus Factor could still exceed expectations and provide long term relief for those suffering from mental fog. Still, anyone interested in this company should do their research. Try the product for the free trial period before making any financial commitments.
How can you buy focus factor from one company for $13.00 for 150 pills and other companys you have to pay much more for the exact same thing. Is the quality of the two differences equal I cannot see how it can be. Whats wrong with the much less expensive one.
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Is it safe to take focus factor with other multi vitamins
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Send me a free trial
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I was looking for research about the lasting effect, or permanent effects possibly of these and other related products. Studies show that some very stimulating drug supplements may be causing harm, although it feels good to use it, would the user in fact be better off afterwards, or even possibly have damaged the brain to a greater extent. Having spent a lot of money on the most expensive supplement I have found for the brian, Focus Factor, and I do appreciate that it is marketed well and distributed widely to those who obviously need it, I do wonder if in the long term it is actually helping or hurting people.
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Would Focus Factor be good for those with ADHD?
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I take a medicine called paxil. Would taking the Focusfactor be safe?
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Is this total vegetarian
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this did not work as good as focus fast. check focus fast @ gnc instead.
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Does this really work?
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you can purchase a bottle of 150 pills for under $20. I am starting to take it now to see how it works for me.
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I have taken a whole bottle of focus factor to study for series 7 securities exam. IT WORKS Y’ALL! Granted, e everybody is a litlle different. I CAN say that it worked great for me. I think I saw a difference within first few days too. I will definitely buy more…if I can remember to go buy it during my monthly savings period at GNC. I keep forgetting to go during first week of month. Guess that means all the focus factor has left my body…lol. Peace
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The Neurologist said after the Scan, my Husband have Alzheimers, I was Shocked, he just turned 60 yrs. old., He got it Early, she prescribed Namenda, It was’nt getting better, after one Day of taking Focus Factor & Praying to God to help us, We saw a difference! Praise God! It was a Voice that said to me, in the Morning go to the Store & get the Focus Factor, & that’s what I did, I was @ my wit’s end, I was so Fustrated, I can TESTIFY THAT
it WORKS! IT WORKS! Anybody wit Memory Problems give it to your Love ones & Friends & Yourself!!! (Smile)
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How do I sign uo for a free trial? I see my local walmart has it but I didnt want to put the expense into it if it didnt work. And, how long does it take before you start to maybe notice any difference?
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Is it okay to take focus factor if you suffer from epileptic seizures?
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Is it safe for people with ADD to take this product?
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is it safe for people with ADD to take this product?
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is it ok for someone who has experienced a traumatic brain injury to take focus factor?
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How to get started with the free trial as advertized?
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I am concerned with the age group of kids that can use focus factor
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We use focus factor for children. Used last school year and my now 6 year old reminds me that he feels better when he takes them. The lab results that are reported indicate that they are not beneficial? I just don’t know who to trust and think it’s safer than put him on ADHD medication.
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where can I get a free trail?
Also can I purchase your product locally. Iive in Ocala,Flordia?
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I bought mine today @ Sams Club for $18.99
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I just started taking FF a few days ago and I can say that it has enhanced my mood. I suffer from mild depression, which I am being treated for, and my meds work but not always. Now, it could just be a placebo – you know, all in the mind – but I do feel like I’m thinking more clearly and not forgetting as much. I guess I’ll see after about two weeks.
Downside, I’ve been experiencing a slight rapid heart beat. However, I’m not sure if it’s the FF or a combo of my B12 vitamins, Ginsing and the host of other supplements I take. We’ll see.
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If you ask me, a lot of these ingredients are not even for the brain or memory, such as glutamine, and inositol? It looks to me like a bunch of stuff thrown together that makes people feel good. Huperzine has been tested to increase intelligence, and phosphatidyl serine, but inositol merely stimulates the body to feel more awake, and glutamine is to carry oxygen to the muscles relieving stiffness.
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YOU SEEM TO BE BI-POLAR: YOU CONTRADICTED YOURSELF
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Does this product hurt diabetics?
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