ProstaVitalis is a plant-and-mineral-based supplement built around saw palmetto, pygeum africanum and a plant sterol complex, marketed to men noticing age-related urinary and prostate changes — used alongside, not instead of, a doctor's guidance.
Brand-stated quality standards. Aurora, CO is confirmed as the fulfillment/returns address, not independently confirmed as the manufacturing site.

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ProstaVitalis is positioned for men who've noticed common signs of an aging prostate: more frequent bathroom trips (especially at night), a weaker or interrupted urine stream, or a bladder that never feels fully empty. It's a daily two-capsule regimen — not a drug, not a prescription treatment, and not a substitute for a doctor's evaluation.
The brand's own FAQ is explicit that it isn't a prescription substitute and recommends working with a urologist or primary care doctor on any BPH management plan. Learn more in our What Is ProstaVitalis guide or the full ingredients breakdown.
Per the brand, the formula addresses three areas together.
Saw palmetto, plant sterols, and pygeum africanum — the three most-studied botanicals in this formula, with evidence ranging from mixed (saw palmetto) to modestly supportive (pygeum, plant sterols).
Stinging nettle, cat's claw, and an undisclosed-amount amino acid blend (L-Glutamic Acid, L-Alanine, L-Glycine), positioned to support urinary comfort and control.
Selenium, zinc, vitamin E, and a triple mushroom complex (Maitake, Reishi, Shiitake), rounding out the formula's broader wellness positioning.
Some ingredients here — pygeum africanum and plant sterols in particular — have published research suggesting modest benefit for urinary symptoms. Saw palmetto's evidence is more mixed than typical marketing suggests: a large NIH-funded trial found it performed no better than placebo, even at triple the standard dose, though other smaller trials have reported improvement. See our full how-it-works breakdown for the complete research context, including where the brand's own claims go further than the evidence supports.
Per the brand's FAQ, most men notice reduced nighttime urgency within 3-5 weeks, with flow and frequency improvements typically by weeks 6-8. The brand recommends 90-180 days of consistent use for its stated best results. These are brand statements, not a guaranteed timeline for any individual.
Per the brand's descriptive product page text — not a formatted Supplement Facts panel. Amounts shown are as disclosed; several ingredients have no disclosed amount.
The most-studied botanical here, though evidence is genuinely mixed — a large NIH-funded trial found no benefit over placebo even at triple dose.
Beta-sitosterol preparations have Cochrane-reviewed evidence for improved urine flow, typically studied at 60-130mg/day — lower than this complex's total, and its exact composition isn't confirmed.
One of the better-supported ingredients here, within the typically studied range (75-200mg/day) per Cochrane and American Journal of Medicine reviews.
Commonly paired with saw palmetto in prostate formulas, traditionally associated with urinary comfort support.
Cited by the brand alongside the SELECT trial — but that trial found no prostate-cancer-risk reduction from selenium. See our ingredients page for the full correction.
An essential mineral concentrated in prostate tissue, included for general antioxidant and immune support.
A source of catechins with general antioxidant research support, broader than prostate-specific application.
Lycopene has general antioxidant research, sometimes explored in prostate-health contexts.
Included for general antioxidant support within the broader formula.
A traditional botanical with some immune-support research; the brand's own FAQ flags a possible interaction with anticoagulants or immunosuppressants.
A 2014 randomized trial did find pumpkin seed extract associated with BPH symptom improvement over 12 weeks — but the amount here isn't disclosed, so a dose comparison isn't possible.
Maitake, Reishi, and Shiitake — included for general immune-support positioning.
Brand-published testimonials attributed to named customers with "Verified Purchase" labels. Individual, brand-selected accounts — not independently audited, not clinical evidence.

“Went from waking up four times a night to sleeping through, after roughly eight weeks of consistent use.”

“Noticed improvement in urgency and stream strength beginning around three weeks in, more noticeable by six weeks.”

“Gradual reduction in nighttime bathroom trips over a three-month, six-bottle protocol.”
Per FTC guidance on endorsements: these are brand-published, individual accounts. Results vary and aren't guaranteed for any buyer.
Confirmed live from the brand's site as of July 2026. "Was" prices are the brand's own stated reference points, not independently verified.
This is worth its own section because two of the brand's own pages don't agree, and the difference matters to your wallet.
The sales page states: "a full 60-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee… We'll refund every cent. No returning the bottles. No paperwork. No hassle."
The brand's separate Shipping Policy, under its "Returns" section, says something meaningfully different:
We can't resolve which version governs your specific order — that's a question for the brand. But plan around the more restrictive, detailed policy page, not the "no returning bottles" marketing line. A few more inconsistencies worth flagging: the Refund Policy and Terms pages list a different support phone number (+1 970-406-7582) than the Contact page and sales page (+1 720-619-8477), and legal-entity naming is inconsistent across policy pages.
Before you order: email support@prostavitalis.com and get the actual refund/return process confirmed in writing.
Finished-product safety data for ProstaVitalis itself wasn't supplied by the brand — what's available is ingredient-level research, which doesn't automatically establish the safety of the complete 24-item formula. No allergen statement was found on the pages reviewed.
For order questions, refund requests, or to confirm the guarantee terms before ordering:
Email: support@prostavitalis.com
Phone (Contact page): +1 (720) 619-8477, 7 AM-9 PM, 7 days a week
Phone (Refund Policy / Terms pages): +1 (970) 406-7582 — a second number found on different official pages
Fulfillment/Returns Address: 19655 E 35th Drive, Suite 100, Aurora, CO 80011, USA
Two different phone numbers appear across official ProstaVitalis pages. We recommend starting with email to get things in writing before you order.
ProstaVitalis is not a drug and is not FDA-approved. Pygeum africanum and plant sterols have published research associated with modest urinary-symptom improvement in study populations. Saw palmetto's evidence base is more mixed than typical marketing suggests, and the brand's SELECT trial citation misrepresents what that trial found. Individual results vary.
Per the brand's product page: saw palmetto berry extract (200mg), plant sterol complex (300mg), pygeum africanum bark extract (100mg), stinging nettle leaf extract (20mg), selenium (140mcg), zinc (10mg), green tea extract (50mg), tomato/lycopene extract (10mg), red raspberry fruit (50mg), cat's claw bark (30mg), plus a pumpkin seed proprietary blend, a triple mushroom complex, an amino acid blend, and additional botanicals without individual amounts. A full Supplement Facts panel wasn't available — ask the brand directly.
This depends on which brand page you go by. The sales page says no bottles need to be returned for a refund. The Shipping Policy's Returns section says all bottles — empty, full, or partial — must be returned within 60 days with a written note, that you pay return shipping, and that failing to return everything results in a partial, not full, refund. Get this confirmed in writing from the brand before you order.
The brand's FAQ states most men notice reduced nighttime urgency within 3-5 weeks, with flow and frequency improvements typically by weeks 6-8, and recommends 90-180 days for its stated best results. These are brand statements and individual accounts, not a guarantee of any timeline.
Finished-product safety data wasn't supplied by the brand. At the ingredient level, saw palmetto has been associated with rare pancreatitis and liver-related events, and vitamin E, selenium, and cat's claw may interact with anticoagulant or immunosuppressant medications per the brand's own FAQ. Anyone on prescription medication should consult a physician or pharmacist first.
No. ProstaVitalis is a dietary supplement, not a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia or any other diagnosed condition. Per the brand's own disclaimer, it isn't intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Anyone with diagnosed or suspected BPH should be under a physician's care.
The brand states this is a one-time purchase with no subscription or auto-billing. No subscription terms were found elsewhere on the pages reviewed. Confirm this directly with the brand since checkout terms can change.