Wibioom Wins Top Brand Award for Brain Health Supplements for Fifth Consecutive Year
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Wibioom has won the '2026 Consumer Satisfaction Brand Grand Prize' in the brain health functional food category.
- This marks the fifth consecutive year the company has received this award.
- Their product, 'Brain Doctor PS,' contains phosphatidylserine, recognized for improving age-related cognitive decline.
Wibioom has been recognized with the '2026 Consumer Satisfaction Brand Grand Prize' in the brain health functional food sector, marking its fifth consecutive year of receiving this honor. The award, hosted by JY Network and sponsored by Dong-A Ilbo, highlights the company's sustained success in the competitive health supplement market.
The company's flagship product, 'Brain Doctor PS,' is formulated with phosphatidylserine, an ingredient approved by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety for its potential to help improve cognitive function decline associated with aging. Each daily serving contains 300mg of phosphatidylserine extracted from soybeans, combined with sub-ingredients developed by a Seoul National University research team. The product is offered in a convenient, easy-to-consume roasted rice powder form.
Wibioom has also expanded its product line to cater to diverse consumer needs. Offerings include 'Brain Doctor PS 70,' 'Brain Doctor PS MAX,' 'Brain Doctor PS 70 Elite' with added tension relief benefits, and 'Brain Doctor PS 70 Blood Sugar Care' for glucose management. This strategic expansion aims to meet a wider range of health concerns and preferences.
According to Wibioom, 'Brain Doctor PS' has achieved significant market success, with cumulative sales exceeding 100 billion won and over 87 million units sold since its launch. A company representative stated their commitment to continuous research and development to provide superior brain health solutions to consumers.
We will continue to strive for research and development to provide better brain health solutions to consumers.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.