Many consumers, especially students, sportspeople, and young professionals consume nootropics or smart drugs to improve focus and memory. The COVID-19 pandemic made a significant contribution in boosting the demand for vitamins and dietary supplements as consumers' inclination has now shifted towards brain-health boosting supplements, drinks, and bars to improve their cognitive health.
Scope
- 1) Wide appeal is creating more opportunities for the nootropics category as consumers consider a holistic approach to wellness.
- 2) Long-term effects are still unknown as more research is needed to how these substances might affect the brain functions.
- 3) While there is a clear business opportunity for creating natural nootropic products, FMCG brands need to tread carefully before exploring this space.
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Target consumers
- Claims
- New product launches
- Cross-category opportunities
- Regulatory barriers
- Looking ahead
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Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Nestle
- Mindright
- Givaudan

