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Brain and memory: supplements and herbs for focus

The «Brain & cognitive» category brings together supplements chosen as support within the diet: with ginkgo biloba, lecithin, B vitamins, omega-3 and amino acids. You can choose a supplement by composition and form.

What's in this category

The range includes vitamin, plant and amino-acid supplements. Below are related sections.

How to choose a supplement

Choose a supplement by composition and task. These are food supplements; go by the composition and dosage stated by the manufacturer.

Delivery and payment

  • Estonia — parcel lockers from €2.15 (Smartpost, DPD, Omniva), courier from €4.60; free parcel locker from €30; pickup at Vitateka (T1 Shopping Centre, Peterburi tee 2, Tallinn) — free
  • Latvia — parcel lockers from €3.79 (DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free from €35
  • Lithuania — parcel lockers from €2.31 (Unisend, DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free from €40
  • Finland — Posti FI €6.17, Omniva from €7.22; free from €70
  • Poland — Packeta parcel €5.00
  • Czech Republic — Packeta parcel locker €3.75
  • Romania — Packeta parcel locker €3.61, Omniva from €7.32
  • Hungary — Packeta parcel locker €4.13, Omniva from €5.79
  • Other EU — Omniva International Post from €7 (price by weight, 4–16 days)

Payment via Baltic banks (Swedbank, SEB, LHV, Luminor, Coop Pank, Revolut, Paysera), PayPal or card (Google Pay, Apple Pay).

What to consider before use

Food supplements are not medicines and are not intended to treat diseases. In case of memory or concentration problems, when taking medication, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding, consult a specialist. Follow the dosage on the package.

Frequently asked questions

Which components are in this category?

Often these are ginkgo biloba, lecithin, B vitamins, omega-3 and amino acids. The composition is on the package.

What is ginkgo biloba?

Ginkgo biloba is a plant used as a supplement component. The composition is on the package.

Do supplements replace treatment?

No. Food supplements are not medicines and do not replace prescribed treatment and a specialist's supervision.