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Performance Lab Mind

By Performance Lab · daily nootropic capsule · 30 ct · Updated May 29, 2026
Our score
8.5
of 10.0
Price
$69/mo
Caps
2/day
MBG
30 days
Trustpilot
4.4 (920)
Our cut
30%
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Verdict

Performance Lab Mind is recommended.

A minimalist, ultra-clean nootropic formula using premium patented ingredients. Ships to Australia from the UK. Imported as a food supplement. Ideal for Australian buyers who prefer a transparent, simple formula over large proprietary stacks.

What it does

Performance Lab Mind is a streamlined 4-ingredient nootropic by Performance Lab, a UK-based supplement company. It ships directly to Australia and uses only NutriGenesis and licensed raw materials with full label transparency. In Australia it is classified as an imported food supplement -- no TGA therapeutic claims are made on the label.

How it works

Citicoline (Cognizin) boosts brain cell membrane synthesis and acetylcholine production for focus and memory. Phosphatidylserine (Sharp-PS Green) maintains neuronal membrane fluidity and supports cortisol regulation under stress. L-Tyrosine replenishes catecholamine neurotransmitters depleted by cognitive effort. Maritime Pine Bark provides antioxidants that support cerebral blood flow.

What to expect

Day one: mild cognitive sharpness and sustained attention. Within 2-4 weeks: improved stress resilience and working memory. At 8 weeks: measurable reduction in mental fatigue during extended cognitive tasks. Ships from the UK to Australia in approximately 14-21 business days. Only 2 capsules per serving -- excellent for Australian buyers looking for a low pill-burden daily stack.

Hero ingredients

  • Citicoline250mg
  • Phosphatidylserine100mg
  • L-Tyrosine300mg
  • Maritime Pine Bark75mg

Who it's for

  • Minimalist clean formula
  • Ships to Australia
  • NutriGenesis nutrients

Who should skip

  • Fewer total ingredients
  • Pricey per capsule
  • TGA listing required for therapeutic claims -- imported as food supplement

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