What is Prevagen?
Prevagen (Pronounced: prev-uh-gen) is a new brain health supplement and functions unlike other brain or memory supplements.* Prevagen’s main ingredient is a new use for a well-known protein called “apoaequorin” which was originally found in a certain species of jellyfish.
Prevagen has been clinically tested and shown to improve mild memory problems that occur in aging.*
What are the most commonly reported benefits of Prevagen?
- Improves absentmindedness*
- Improves memory*
- Helps with mild memory problems associated with aging*
How long will it take to feel results?
Daily use for 30-90 days is a reasonable length of time to experience results.
Do you have research supporting Prevagen?
Yes. A recent memory study showed Prevagen significantly supported cognitive function compared to placebo.*
View the StudyCan I take Prevagen with my current medication(s)?
While Prevagen has no known interactions it is always safe to talk with your doctor before beginning a new course of supplementation.
Are there any side effects with Prevagen?
Prevagen is safe and well-tolerated.
Is Prevagen available in stores?
Prevagen is widely available at Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid and local health food stores across America.
I haven’t heard of ‘apoaequorin’ before?
Researchers sure have! Apoaequorin (Pronounced: ā-poe-ē-kwôr-ĭn) was discovered in the early 1960’s when scientists wondered why a certain species of jellyfish glowed in the Puget Sound (Washington state). They discovered that when the protein apoaequorin, contained in the jellyfish, bound to calcium, a light was emitted. Today, because of apoaequorin’s long-history and safety, it is a preferred research tool. Don’t worry though, glowing is not a side-effect with Prevagen!
What is the role of jellyfish in Prevagen?
The main ingredient in Prevagen® is “apoaequorin”, which was originally discovered in jellyfish. Prevagen® is now made in a controlled scientific process developed by university researchers and scientists in Madison, Wisconsin.Are jellyfish harmed in the making of Prevagen?
No. The protein originally from the jellyfish is now grown in a safe and controlled manufacturing process.


