It comes down to what's actually inside the capsule. Most supplements in this category are built around generic ingredients at doses that look meaningful on the label but don't reflect what's been used in research. Prostector takes a different approach.

Every ingredient is either a branded, standardised extract with documented quality and traceability, or a well-established nutrient at a functional dose. That costs more to source.
Each serving also includes Vitamin D3, K2, Magnesium, Boron, and Zinc, so there is no need to purchase those as separate supplements on top.

We also use Nu-FLOW®, an organic rice based flow aid, instead of the silicon dioxide or magnesium stearate found in most formulas

Saw palmetto is the most recognised name in prostate supplements, but the evidence hasn't held up as consistently as expected. The most comprehensive Cochrane review on the subject found little to no difference versus placebo for urinary symptoms, and a large randomised trial (CAMUS) reached similar conclusions even at higher doses. Opinions still vary, but the overall body of evidence is inconsistent.

Graminex® G63® flower pollen extract is a standardised, traceable extract that has been evaluated in controlled clinical research relevant to men's urinary and prostate-focused supplementation, including a published systematic review of clinical trials. That gave us considerably more confidence in it as a core formula ingredient.

Graminex® G63® are registered trademarks of Graminex LLC.

Sources: Cochrane Review,PubMed (PMID: 21954478),PubMed (PMID: 11744467),WashU summary,PubMed (PMID: 10792162)

As a food supplement, no health claims can be made regarding PSA. It's a medical marker, and any concerns around PSA are best discussed with your doctor.

What we can say is that several of the ingredients in Prostector have featured in studies where PSA was measured as an outcome. Lycopene at 10 mg per day, which matches the amount in Prostector, has been used in human studies tracking PSA over time. The Pomi-T study, a UK trial using pomegranate, green tea, broccoli, and turmeric in combination, found a smaller median percentage rise in PSA in the supplement group compared to placebo over 6 months.

These findings relate to individual ingredients studied under specific conditions, not to Prostector as a finished product. It is, however, the kind of research that influenced the ingredient choices in Prostector.

References: Pomi-T Study, Lycopene for Prostate Health

Urinary comfort and confidence is one of the primary considerations behind Prostector's formulation. The combination of Graminex® G63®, Flowens™ cranberry extract, and pumpkin seed extract covers the ingredients most consistently associated with urinary-focused supplementation in men. Magnesium is included at 60 mg per serving, which contributes to normal muscle function.

Flowens™ is a 100% natural cranberry extract that holds approved health claims for lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in Canada, Colombia, and the United States.

Graminex® G63® are registered trademarks of Graminex LLC.

References: Flowens Cranberry

As a food supplement, no health claims can be made regarding chronic prostatitis or CP/CPPS. It is a medical condition, and any concerns around CP/CPPS are best discussed with your doctor.

What we can say is that two ingredients in Prostector have been evaluated in CP/CPPS research specifically. Standardised flower pollen extract (Graminex® G63®) has been studied in men with prostatitis and CPPS symptom profiles. Quercefit® quercetin was the subject of a randomised, placebo-controlled trial in men with CP/CPPS.

Magnesium bisglycinate is included at 60 mg per serving, contributing to normal muscle function and relaxation.

These findings relate to individual ingredients studied under specific conditions, not to Prostector as a finished product. It is, however, the kind of research that influenced the ingredient choices in Prostector.

Graminex® G63® are registered trademarks of Graminex LLC.

Reference: Flower Pollen Extract , Quercetin

Each bottle contains 30 servings. At the recommended 3 capsules per day, that's a full month's supply.

This varies between individuals, and we'd rather be straightforward about that than overpromise. Some people notice changes within the first few weeks. For others it takes longer, and in some cases the effects are gradual rather than immediate.

The ingredients in Prostector work over time rather than acutely. Most people who use it consistently for 8 to 12 weeks have a much clearer picture of how it's affecting them. We wouldn't recommend drawing conclusions at two weeks.

A branded ingredient is one that has been developed by a specific supplier, standardised to a defined active profile, and documented for consistency, quality, and traceability. Rather than a generic turmeric extract sourced from wherever is most economical at the time, BCM-95® CURCUGREEN® is a specific, documented form from a named supplier with a verified composition. The same applies to every branded ingredient in Prostector.

The distinction matters because two products can both state "200 mg turmeric extract" on the label while delivering very different amounts of active compounds, with no way for the consumer to tell which is which. Branded ingredients provide a verifiable standard that generic labelling simply doesn't.

Many of the branded ingredients in Prostector also carry their own body of research. Graminex® G63®, Flowens™, Lycomato6™, BCM-95® CURCUGREEN®, Quercefit®, Pomanox®, BroccoRaphanin™, Albion® Boron, and K2VITAL™ have each been studied independently, which means their inclusion in the formula is backed by more than just the ingredient category they belong to.

9 out of the 15 ingredients in Prostector are branded forms. That's not common in this category.