Vi-Brain Focus

Vi-Brain Focus Review

Vi-Brain Focus is a cognitive enhancing supplement made by RCT Labs. It is said to help consumers achieve better clarity and focus, more mental energy, and be a simple, all in one nootropic.

RCT Labs are a UK based company with their offices listed as being in London. It appears that they have been around since 2016, according to Companies House. No complaints or legal action appears to have been taken against them at any stage. Their website is clear and informative, although there is no information about the company itself. There is a pop up chat option available if customers want to talk to someone from the company. As well as the Focus supplement, they produce a small range of other nootropics.

What Does Vi-Brain Focus Claim To Do?

The manufacturer of Vi-Brain Focus claims the product provides:

• Better clarity and focus – Vi-Brain contains Bacopa Monnieri, tyrosine, caffeine and L-Theanine to help achieve better clarity, concentration and focus.
• More mental energy – Vi-Brain contains carnitine and ginseng with vitamin B12 and B6 for a gentle uplift in mental energy
• No jitters or crashes – An optimal, sensible daily dose of each nootropic ingredient means consumers avoid the crashes associated with other focus supplements.
• Be a simple, all in one nootropic

Does Vi-Brain Focus Work?

Whilst there is little doubt that some of the ingredients are helpful for improving focus, concentration, and mental energy, as the product claims to do, we think that many of the ingredients are underdosed to work particularly effectively. Not only that, it is missing a few key ingredients that could turn this product from something that is not very exciting or beneficial to something that really does have a positive effect. It may work for some people to an extent, but there are much better products out there on the nootropic market.

What Are The Ingredients of Vi-Brain Focus?

• Vitamin B6 Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (10mg): B6 works very closely with B12 to increase productivity and improve memory. It is found in meat, fruits, vegetables, and nuts.
• Vitamin B12 Cyanocobalamin (25μg): This is believed to have benefits on neurology and brain health, but needs to be supplemented around 1mg a day to have any real benefits and the dose here is substantially lower. It is usually older people and vegans who are deficient in this vitamin
• Alpha GPC (200mg): This is one of the most potent cholinergics available. It helps to increase the amount of acetylcholine in the brain, which is important for memory and learning functions. This is probably the best dosed and most effective ingredient in the supplement.
• L-Theanine (125mg): L-Theanine is an amino acid found primarily in green tea, it is considered slightly relaxing but non-sedative. It has been found that the combination of moderate levels of L-theanine and caffeine significantly improved accuracy during task switching.
• Acetyl L-Carnitine (150mg): This is an animal acid that is necessary for mental energy. It keeps the user alert and eliminates the toxins that can inhibit the neurotransmitters. We think that this is not enough of a dosage to have any effect.
• N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine (150mg): An amino acid that is a building block of protein, this ingredient is found naturally in many foods including meat and dairy products. In existing trials, L-Tyrosine appears to effectively improve cognition and memory during stressful periods. However, this is too low of a dosage to have too much of an effect. Source
• Caffeine Anhydrous (100mg): This is a processed, dehydrated form of caffeine. Again, this is a relatively low dosage, which means you’re unlikely to get the side effects associated with this ingredient, but you’re also unlikely to feel the full benefits from it.
• Panax Ginseng (100mg): Panax Ginseng has been shown in studies to benefit cognition in people who are fatigued or sleep deprived, but it does not show any cognitive benefits for anyone who is well-rested.
• Bacopa Monnieri (150mg): This is used to reduce anxiety, improve memory, and seems to have the ability to treat depression, making it a general mild mood booster. However, effects can take a while to show.

Does Vi-Brain Focus Have Any Side Effects?

No side effects have been reported. However, as with all supplements containing caffeine, anyone with a low tolerance may experience some side effects such as insomnia and anxiety, and bacopa monnieri can cause some stomach issues such as increased bowel movements and stomach cramps in some consumers.

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Vi-Brain Focus?

There are, at the time of writing this, 76 reviews of the product on Amazon. The majority are 4 or 5 star rated, with comments such as:

Vi-Brain is exactly what I was looking for, it gives me an immediate mental boost and after a few days of supplementation has improved my focus and allowed me to concentrate on my work for significantly longer periods.

Lee A, October 2017

However, comments suggesting the product did not work:

I have used an entire batch and have been taking them consistently everyday like clockwork. I am a student studying Mechanical Engineering and was hoping this would make me more focused when doing maths, Did NOTHING!! all it did is keep me up at night even though I have it between 9am-12pm.

Don’t recommend, but for some people it may be working so it is up to you if you would like to risk paying for nothing

Naim-Ayy January 2018

Does Vi-Brain Focus Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

Vi-Brain Focus offer a 100% 30-day satisfaction money-back guarantee on Amazon and on their website.

Where Can I Buy Vi-Brain Focus?

Vi-Brain Focus is available on Amazon or the Vi-Brain website.