- Cognitive Focus and Clarity: Support sharper thinking and sustained attention with Zoomind brain supplement; formulated with Omega-3, Phosphatidylserine (PS), and L-Tyrosine for adults who need to stay mentally sharp.
- Three Key Brain Nutrients: Each capsule combines Omega-3 fatty acids, Phosphatidylserine (PS), and L-Tyrosine; three nutrients recognized for their role in supporting cognitive function and brain health.
- Designed for Busy Adults: Whether you are a working professional, a student during exam season, or an active adult maintaining mental sharpness, Zoomind is tailored for your daily routine.
- Clarity and Alertness: Combat brain fog and mental fatigue with a daily supplement that supports focus retention; tackle your most demanding tasks with a clear mind.
- Quality Brain Nutrition: 60 capsules per bottle for a full month of daily cognitive support; enjoy the synergistic effects of Omega-3, Phosphatidylserine (PS), and L-Tyrosine in every serving.

Mircea –
doesnt have FDA approval
It didnt help, saw no FDA or Israeli health approval on the box.
Nir Levy –
Highly Recommend!!
I rarely write reviews – but had to share my experience – This supplement actually made a very big difference in our lives. We are shocked at how well it works on our kids and how improved their ability to focus and even their general behavior have gotten ( they are all teens). It takes about 4 weeks to start seeing the difference but really really works – and is worth every penny. Great experience with seller as well.
Claudine –
Similar to Vayarin
Works well to improve attention. Also my boy is developmentally more mature now. I can actually sprinkle on some foods when he doesn’t want to take the capsule.
James G –
I am so glad to see this available on Amazon
I was a representative that sold Vayarin and Vayacog for VAYA Pharma. This product is legit. Our training included both terms conjugated and enriched because phosphatidylserine was indeed enriched with DHA and EPA when conjugated into the molecule PS-Omega 3 that was the basis of both products. Phosphatidylcholine is present in all cells, whereas phosphatidylserine is more prevalent in brain tissue and PS-Omega 3 is an excellent vehicle to introduce DHA and EPA to those tissues. The levels of DHA and EPA were different between Vayarin and Vayacog, but the science is the same.
Judith Pinney –
Possible ADHD Assistance
Trying this natural product on great granddaughter for ADHD and after only 4 days she’s noticed a shift in her moods and clarity of thought. Hope to continue to see improvements.
Lizzie Loo –
Former Vayarin Trial Participant: Don’t Let the Chemistry Debate Scare You Off
I was an adult participant in the Vayarin clinical trials, so I have more context on this than most reviewers.The criticism about molecular binding is technically accurate — Vayarin’s phosphatidylserine was chemically bonded to EPA, which theoretically improves how omega-3 gets delivered to the brain. Zoomind’s ingredients are separate rather than bonded. That is a real structural difference and a fair thing to point out.Here’s what that review leaves out: phospholipids break down in the gut before absorption regardless. The Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation has noted that separate PS taken alongside omega-3 may functionally deliver the same result as the bonded form, precisely because the bond doesn’t survive digestion intact anyway. The bonding advantage is more established in lab settings than in actual human absorption.Second, Zoomind contains L-tyrosine — a direct precursor to dopamine. Vayarin didn’t have this. Dopamine dysregulation is central to ADHD. That’s not a gap compared to Vayarin, that’s an addition.Here’s my personal data point: during the Vayarin trial I was convinced I was on placebo. I assumed the weekly check-ins were creating a placebo effect. When the trial ended I stopped taking it. Two weeks later my family flagged a noticeable increase in my ADHD symptoms — without me saying a word to them. The supplement had been working. I just hadn’t given it credit.Three weeks on Zoomind. Same category of results.The binding argument is worth understanding. It is not worth letting it talk you out of trying something that works.
BradBrad –
This is beyond disappointingThis is beyond disappointing
My son took Vayarin years back. It was interesting to see something reemerge as “like” Vayarin–except this categorically is not.Vayarin comprised PS CONJUGATED with EPA and DHA–not enriched with. The WHOLE idea behind Vayarin was that it was the only product that had EPA and DHA as part of the PS phospholipid (One molecule).There are ZERO studies showing PS without a conjugated omega support focus or mood. The amounts of EPA and DHA need to be orders of magnitude higher than the 5 mg here.This is very misleading to describe a product as if it contains a premium ingredient when it doesn’t. This price is outrageous.What’s utterly shameful is that PHARMA SHAUL have to know this. They don’t include an image of the label on the Amazon listing. So here it is.The PS, EPA, and DHA are doing absolutely nothing here. But it does have Tyrosine. So there is that.