Most ginkgo supplements are simply dried leaf pressed into a capsule. Leaf powder has no guaranteed active content — two bottles from the same shelf can differ several-fold in the compounds that actually matter, and nothing on the label tells you which one you bought.
KORE is built around standardized extracts. Standardization means the active fraction is measured and guaranteed, not left to chance: our ginkgo extract is standardized to 24% flavone glycosides, and our Red Asian ginseng to 7% ginsenosides. Those percentages are printed on the label, because they’re the only reason a dose means anything.
Two herbs, two different jobs. Ginkgo is studied for supporting circulation — including the small vessels that feed the brain. Ginseng is studied for mental fatigue: in a four-week randomized trial, fatigue scores fell 33% against 10% on placebo. One herb supports the supply, the other supports the stamina to use it.
Whole ginkgo leaf sits alongside the standardized extract. A cup of ginkgo tea only gives you what steeps out of the leaf in hot water. Here you get the leaf itself — and a measured active fraction no infusion can guarantee. Not one at the expense of the other.
Two capsules a day. Two other ingredients in the bottle: the vegetable capsule itself, and a flow agent. Nothing else.