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Spectrum

Spectrum

COMING SOON! Pharmacist-formulated daily multivitamin with activated B-vitamins, gentle minerals, and eye-brain carotenoids to support memory, focus, and healthy aging.

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Who Stay Sharp Spectrum Is For

✓ Adults 50+ Who Refuse to Lose Themselves
You've noticed those "tip of the tongue" moments happening more often. Names that should come instantly... don't. You want to protect your independence, your memories, your mental edge. 

✓ People Juggling Multiple Medications
You need a multivitamin that won't interfere with your prescriptions. 

✓ Active Agers Who Refuse to Slow Down
Whether it's keeping up with grandkids, running a business, or finally pursuing that passion you put off—your brain needs to keep up with your ambitions.

✓ Those with a Family History of Cognitive Decline
You watched your parent struggle to remember your name. Or your aunt who slowly lost herself. You promised yourself: "Not me. Not if I can help it."

✓ Smart Consumers Tired of the Supplement Circus
You're tired of proprietary blends that hide cheap ingredients. You want transparent ingredients in bioavailable forms, chosen by someone who actually understands what your aging body needs.

Benefits

🧠 BRAIN SUPPORT

Sharper Mental Focus - Activated B-vitamins are the fuel your brain needs to convert into mental energy without the crash.

Reclaim Your Memory - Choline supports the neurotransmitters responsible for forming and retrieving memories. Finish sentences, remember names, and stay present in conversations.

Clear the Dreaded Afternoon Brain Fog - Optimal magnesium helps reduce brain fog and mental fatigue, helping you think clearly from morning through evening.

👁️ VISION PROTECTION

Drive at Night Without White-Knuckle Fear - Lutein & zeaxanthin protect against glare and support contrast. Making oncoming headlights less blinding and street signs clearer.

Survive Screen Time Without Eye Strain - Natural macular pigments filter harmful blue light. Protecting your eyes during Zoom calls with family, news reading, and those evening shows you actually want to enjoy.

Protect Your Eyes AND Your Brain Lutein and zeaxanthin cross into the brain tissue. The same nutrients protecting your eyes are supporting cognitive function. Two benefits, one solution.

💪 HEALTHY AGING FOUNDATION

Keep Calcium Where It Belongs Vitamin K2 (MK-7) + D3 work together to direct calcium into bones. Not arteries. This is how you support strong bones without accidentally contributing to
arterial calcification.

Maintain Your Natural Defenses Zinc and selenium strengthen immune resilience, helping you stay healthy enough to enjoy what you've planned.

All-Day Energy Without the Stomach Drama No iron means no nausea, no constipation, no metallic aftertaste. Just clean, lasting nutrition that doesn't punish you for taking it.

How to Use

  • Simply take 2 capsules once daily with food
  • May be split into 2 doses
  • Set a daily reminder or use a pillbox for best results

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Ingredients

Clinically proven ingredients in Spectrum

B Vitamin Trio (B6, B9 (Folate), and B12)

B Vitamin Trio (B6, B9 (Folate), and B12)

These three work as a team to keep your brain running smoothly—think B6 as the chef for neurotransmitters, with folate and B12 stocking the pantry for healthy methylation. Together they help turn homocysteine back into useful fuel, supporting healthy circulation, myelin, and clear thinking as the years add up. We use the active forms (P5P, L-5-MTHF, and methylcobalamin) so your body can put them to work right away. Simple daily support for focus now and brain wellness long term.

Vitamin D3

Vitamin D3

Your brain has vitamin D receptors all over, especially in memory-relevant areas. D3 helps keep nerves, mood, and
immune balance on an even keel—like sunshine for the inside. Many adults run low, so topping up is a smart, simple daily habit.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E

Vitamin E is a family of antioxidants (tocopherols and tocotrienols) that help protect the brain’s lipid-rich cell
membranes from oxidative stress and support normal neuron-to-neuron signaling. You’ll find it in foods like almonds, sunflower seeds, and leafy greens. We include a bioactive form to complement what you get from your diet for everyday
brain support.

Lutein + Zeaxanthin

Lutein + Zeaxanthin

Lutein is a sunny carotenoid that concentrates in your eyes and brain—like natural sunglasses for your neurons.
It supports processing speed and healthy visual function, which your brain uses constantly. Think crisp, comfortable “seeing and thinking.” Zeaxanthin teams up with lutein as a brain-friendly antioxidant duo. Together they help keep neural membranes stable and responsive. It’s a simple daily way to support clear, comfortable vision, and the brain power behind it.

Vitamin A

Vitamin A

Vitamin A helps your brain’s “learning and adapting” machinery do its job, supporting healthy neuroplasticity and vision. Think of it as a gentle nudge for cell growth and communication—useful for clear thinking in everyday life. We use a sensible amount because, with vitamin A, the sweet spot matters most. And we go a step further by using the activated form, retinyl acetate—not just beta-carotene—so your body doesn’t have to convert it first.

Magnesium

Magnesium

Magnesium is involved in over 300 biochemical reactions, including the ones that keep your brain cells firing
smoothly and your blood vessels relaxed for steady circulation. Nearly half of U.S. adults don’t get enough from food alone, so we include a moderate amount to help you stay in the healthy range without overdoing it. And we use
magnesium citrate, a form that’s much better absorbed than the cheaper oxide you’ll find in many multivitamins.

Selenium

Selenium

Selenium powers antioxidant enzymes that guard your brain (and thyroid) from everyday oxidative stress. It’s a small but mighty teammate for vitamin E and overall resilience. Our gentle, chelated form goes easy on the stomach.

Zinc

Zinc

Zinc is involved at the synapse—the tiny space where brain cells chat. It also supports antioxidant defenses and immune balance. We use a gentle chelated form for good absorption without the drama.

Thiamine (Vitamin B1)

Thiamine (Vitamin B1)

Thiamine helps your brain turn glucose into energy, fueling the cells you rely on for memory and focus. Even small
shortfalls can affect mental clarity, which is why steady intake matters as we age.

Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)

Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)

Niacin feeds your brain’s NAD⁺ pools, which are like cellular batteries for focus, memory, and repair. It supports a
healthy metabolism in every cell, including the ones you count on for sharp thinking. A steady daily supply keeps those batteries topped off. We use a “flush-free” form that won’t cause any uncomfortable side effects.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C

Not just for winter sniffles! Vitamin C is a front-line antioxidant that helps protect your brain’s delicate cells from
everyday stress. It also supports enzymes that make key brain messengers. In short, it helps your brain feel a little more “freshly charged.”

Vitamin K2

Vitamin K2

K2 is like a traffic director for calcium, helping it go where it belongs (bones) and not where it doesn’t (soft tissues). That’s good news for healthy circulation, which your brain relies on every second. It also supports special fats (sphingolipids) that help keep brain cell membranes in good shape. We use the MK-7 form of K2, which stays active in your body longer than MK-4 or generic K, so you get more consistent benefits from every serving.

Chromium

Chromium

Chromium helps your body use insulin efficiently, which supports steady energy for brain and body. Simply put: fewer ups and downs, more even focus. A little daily chromium helps keep the engine smooth.

Iodine

Iodine

Iodine is the spark for thyroid hormones—the body’s internal “metronome” for brain energy and focus. Keeping iodine in the sweet spot helps your brain feel steady and switched on, day after day. We use potassium iodide because it’s a reliable, well-absorbed source; the potassium here is just the carrier, while the iodine does the brain-supporting work. Tiny mineral, big job.

Foundational Support (Calcium • Manganese • Molybdenum)

Foundational Support (Calcium • Manganese • Molybdenum)

These essential minerals are included primarily to help close everyday dietary gaps and support overall physiology like bone strength, antioxidant defenses, and energy metabolism. Your brain functions best when these minerals are in balance, so we provide sensible amounts designed to support optimal function without overloading.

FAQ

How long until I notice the effect?

Most people may notice an improvement in focus and clarity from Lion's mane after a few days of taking. The full benefits of all three ingredients will build over 4-8 weeks of consistent use.

Will I experience any side effects?

While the all-natural ingredients are generally well tolerated, the Lion's mane and Bacopa may cause some individuals to experience nausea

Will this interact with my medications?

While the chance is low, it is best to consult with your doctor or pharmacist on whether this supplement will interact with your current medications.

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