Short answer: Seven cognitive actives. For each: what it does, and an honest read on how strong the research behind it actually is — a genuinely rare, evidence-graded transparency approach.
Why grading each ingredient's evidence separately matters
Phosphatidylserine and Bacopa Monnieri are labeled "strong evidence," Ginkgo, ALCAR and Huperzine-A "moderate evidence," while St. John's Wort carries an "interaction caution" and Vinpocetine a "regulatory note" — four genuinely different evidence tiers, not one blanket claim.
Why this level of specificity is unusual in this category
The facts most product pages bury, listed plainly — including the ones that are not flattering, a directly stated editorial philosophy behind this approach.
💡 Worth knowing: citations refer to research on the individual ingredients and mechanisms, not to the Memocept product itself.