That's Greg Fraley, shown in the ad playing basketball at the Fraley home near the Den at Fox Creek Golf Course on Bloomington's southwest side, on the porch with his wife, Wanda, and also teaching in a classroom at Normal U High, where he occasionally substitute teaches.

Prevagen, developed by an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, claims to improve short term memory. “Healthier Brain. Better Life.”

Eric Thompson's Prevagen commercial is running! That's one handsome Pharmacist!

68-year-old “When I started taking Prevagen, I realized I was much more clear and much sharper.” Greg is a motivating man in constant motion, taking good care of his 68-year-old physique and, just as important to this retired General Motors sales executive, helping a whole lot of people in his amazingly active life.

Prevagen is a daily capsule or tablet that comes in three strengths: 10, 20, and 40 milligrams of apoaequorin. Its website says it's not meant to treat, prevent, or cure any disease. And the company that makes it says it's intended for healthy people who don't have dementia.

Quincy Bioscience Prevagen® is made by Quincy Bioscience and was developed by scientists and University researchers in Madison, Wisconsin.

68-year-old “When I started taking Prevagen, I realized I was much more clear and much sharper.” Greg is a motivating man in constant motion, taking good care of his 68-year-old physique and, just as important to this retired General Motors sales executive, helping a whole lot of people in his amazingly active life.

Eric Thompson's Prevagen commercial is running! That's one handsome Pharmacist!

Quincy Bioscience Quincy Bioscience is a biotechnology company with its primary consumer product called Prevagen®, a dietary supplement designed to support brain health and to improve cognitive function.

Prevagen® is made by Quincy Bioscience and was developed by scientists and University researchers in Madison, Wisconsin.

apoaequorin Early research shows that taking 10 mg of apoaequorin (Prevagen, Quincy Bioscience) daily for 90 days might improve forgetfulness, word recall, and the need for reminders in some people.

It's unclear how many people had taken Prevagen by 2016. That number has been estimated to be three million as of 2020, by lawyers representing a Prevagen customer in Florida.