Ginkgo

I love this stuff. I began taking for my off balances due to hearing issues. I take a double dose to help. Easy to swallow. Quality is good. Affordable to me being on a small budget. Gets the job done. I always notice when I forget to take it because I start feeling off balanced.

Works great but does cause some bloating :(

This is a great vitamin that I have been using for years.

I really like this Ginkgo Biloba supplement. The ingredients are clean, organic, and vegan, which makes me feel confident about what I’m taking. The capsules are easy to swallow and the bottle feels high-quality. I’ve noticed a nice boost in my focus and mental clarity since I started using it. Overall, it’s a great natural product and definitely worth trying.

I bought this product for Better Blood Flow and hopefully a reduction in Blood Pressure. I haven't had enough time to evaluate it, but I can update later I know a lot of folks got the Prop 65 warning label. Mine doesn't have it and I'm not concerned at all. Here's why: It's practically on every product you buy here in California, and California won't even allow certain products to be sold here, because of ridiculous overreach. Case in point, Berkey water filters and an all natural additive for our black water tank for our RV, while it is available in any other state. This warning and its wording are in adherence to a law called the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, better known as Prop 65. If you live in California, you’ll find a variation of this warning on chocolate, coffee, protein powders, other packaged foods, and almost every building. Prop 65 requires the state of California to keep an updated list of chemicals that are known to cause cancer or birth defects. To date, there are more than 800 chemicals on the list, both man-made and heavy metals found naturally in soil. The law also requires businesses to publicly notify consumers if any of those chemicals are in the food or beverages they serve, or in the air if it’s a public facility. Unfortunately, heavy metals like lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury to name a few, occur naturally in soil and water. Sure, humans have heaped a fair amount of chemicals into the environment over the years, but the point is: these toxic metals are impossible to avoid completely. However, the limits established by Prop 65 are way more stringent than the ones set by the FDA and the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority). That's why so many foods have a problem meeting the guidelines. Heavy metals are unavoidable in the environment and trace amounts are found in almost every kind of food grown in soil, including all those veggies your mother told you to eat. Brussels sprouts, spinach, collard greens, and most other fresh veggies contain 5-10 times the maximum lead levels outlined by Prop 65, unrealistic if you’re eating anything that was grown in soil. Would that stop you from eating vegetables? Meanwhile, pesticides and poisonous weed killers are ok. SMH