Top Picks
These are the products we currently recommend, chosen from what we have reviewed across the site. Each pick lists what it is good for and who it suits, so you can match one to your situation rather than defaulting to the cheapest listing.
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A certified extract at 120 mg per capsule, sold in a 365-count bottle. If you want the standardized preparation the research literature describes rather than plain leaf powder, this is the listing here that states so on the label, and the count covers a year at one capsule a day.
A plain 120 mg ginkgo capsule in a 100-count bottle from a widely stocked brand. The small count is the point: enough to run a trial of a few weeks and reassess before committing to a larger bottle.
A 240-count bottle at 120 mg, labelled gluten free. The larger count suits someone who has already tried ginkgo and wants to stay on it for months rather than reordering repeatedly.
Sold specifically as a standardized extract at 120 mg, in a 100-count bottle. A reasonable way to try the standardized form without committing to a large bottle first.
Labelled double strength at 120 mg and carries Non-GMO Project verification. That seal is an independent certification of sourcing, which is not the same thing as a third-party test of capsule content.
Sold as an extra strength brain and memory formula in a 120-count bottle. The memory support wording is label marketing rather than an approved claim, so read the dosage and evidence pages here before deciding what to expect from it.