Prostate Support™ 1000 mg, 60 Vegan Capsules
- Supports Healthy Prostate Size & Function*
- Promotes Urinary Flow & Prostate Comfort*
- Saw Palmetto-Based Men's Prostate Formula*
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What Is Prostate Support?
Prostate Support is a multi-herb supplement designed for men over 45 who want non-prescription support for urinary flow, nighttime trips, and overall prostate comfort. The formula combines the 4 best-studied prostate herbs: saw palmetto, pygeum, beta-sitosterol, and stinging nettle root.
About 50% of men over 50 develop some level of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and that number rises to 80% by age 80. Prostate support supplements work best at the early stages of BPH symptoms.
Quick Facts
1,000 mg multi-herb prostate formula — vegan, no fillers, made in USA. Standard daily dose: 1 capsule. For the full picture see our complete prostate support guide.
Best Non-Prescription Option for BPH and Urinary Flow
Saw palmetto alone has 30-plus clinical trials and produces about 25% improvement in urinary flow rate at 320 mg daily for 12 weeks. Combining it with pygeum, beta-sitosterol, and stinging nettle adds 3 complementary mechanisms for broader symptom coverage.
The appeal is that prostate support works without the sexual side effects of prescription finasteride (5-15% of users) and with much lower bleeding risk than alpha-blockers. For men with mild to moderate BPH, supplements are a reasonable first-line option.
How the 4 Herbs Work Together
| Herb | What It Does | Best Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Saw palmetto 320 mg | Blocks 5-alpha reductase; reduces DHT | Flow improvement 25% |
| Pygeum bark 50 to 100 mg | Anti-inflammatory; supports bladder emptying | Residual urine down 24% |
| Beta-sitosterol 60 to 130 mg | Plant sterol; smooth muscle support | Flow rate up 30% |
| Stinging nettle root 300 mg | SHBG modulation; mild diuretic | Fewer nighttime trips |
Saw Palmetto and Prostate Health
The most-studied herb in the formula. A 2009 Cochrane review of 30 trials covering 5,222 men found consistent improvements in urinary flow and quality-of-life scores at 320 mg daily over 12 to 24 weeks.
| Outcome | Average Improvement |
|---|---|
| Maximum flow rate | 25% improvement at 12 weeks |
| Daytime frequency | Reduced 1 to 2 episodes per day |
| Nighttime trips | Reduced by 1 to 2 per night |
| DHT levels | Lowered by about 30% at 12 weeks |
For deeper detail see our guide on saw palmetto benefits and prostate health.
For Frequent Urination and Nighttime Trips
About 40% of men over 60 have frequent nighttime urination (nocturia), the symptom that disrupts sleep most. The 4-herb stack reduces nighttime trips by 1 to 2 per night at 8 to 12 weeks of consistent use.
The 3 mechanisms behind the nighttime improvement:
- Reduced prostate inflammation — less pressure on the urethra at night
- Better daytime emptying — carries fewer residual fluids into the night
- Calmer detrusor muscle activity — fewer urgent night signals
For the full breakdown of BPH symptoms and what to track, see our enlarged prostate symptoms guide.
Why Choose Remedy's Prostate Support
| What You Get | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| 4 trial-tested herbs in 1 capsule | Saw palmetto + pygeum + beta-sitosterol + nettle |
| 1,000 mg total per capsule | Clinical-relevant doses without 10-herb dilution |
| Vegan capsules | No animal products or gelatin |
| No fillers or additives | Clean ingredient list with 0 artificial agents |
| 60 capsules per bottle | Up to 2-month supply at 1 capsule daily |
| Non-GMO, no gluten, no dairy | Suitable for restricted diets |
| Made in USA | Quality control and 3rd-party testing standards |
| Pharmacist reviewed | Verified formula and dosing |
Dosage: How Much and When
Standard daily dose is 1 capsule. The herbs work better with food because saw palmetto and pygeum contain fat-soluble compounds.
| Goal | Daily Dose | Best Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Mild BPH symptoms | 1 capsule | With breakfast |
| Moderate BPH symptoms | 1 to 2 capsules | Split morning + evening |
| Preventive use (40s to 50s) | 1 capsule | Long-term daily |
| Combined with prescription drugs | Discuss with doctor first | Variable |
For exact ranges and ramp-up advice see our saw palmetto dosage guide.
Safety and Side Effects
| Side Effect | How Common | What to Do |
|---|---|---|
| Mild GI upset | Under 4% of users | Take with food; lower the dose |
| Headache | Under 2% of users | Hydrate; reduce dose if persistent |
| Sexual function changes | Under 5% of users | Discuss with doctor; usually resolves |
| PSA test changes | Variable; up to 15% | Tell doctor before testing |
Talk to a doctor first if you:
- Take warfarin or other strong anticoagulants
- Take 5-alpha reductase inhibitors (finasteride, dutasteride)
- Have planned surgery within 2 weeks
- Have a history of prostate cancer
What to Pair It With
Prostate Support pairs well with several daily basics for fuller men's health support:
- Pumpkin seed — for overactive bladder symptoms not covered by saw palmetto
- Magnesium glycinate — for sleep and tension at 200 to 400 mg before bed
- Vitamin D3 1,000 to 2,000 IU — for immune and bone support
- Zinc 15 to 30 mg — supports prostate function naturally
- Omega-3 fish oil — anti-inflammatory pairing for prostate and heart
Avoid combining with: kava or strong blood-thinning herbs without doctor input. Stop saw palmetto-containing products 2 weeks before any planned surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does prostate support take to work? +
Most men notice the first changes in flow and frequency at 4 to 8 weeks of daily use. Meaningful changes in nighttime urination usually appear at 8 to 12 weeks. The full effect on quality-of-life scores typically shows up at 12 to 24 weeks. Daily consistency matters more than dose size; missing 2 days a week extends the timeline by 30 to 50%.
Is prostate support safe long-term? +
Yes for most healthy men. Saw palmetto and the other 3 herbs in this formula have been studied for up to 24 months without major safety concerns. Adverse events appear in less than 5% of users. People taking blood thinners or 5-alpha reductase inhibitors (finasteride, dutasteride) should consult a doctor first.
Can I take prostate support with prescription BPH drugs? +
Discuss with your prescriber first. Saw palmetto and finasteride/dutasteride both lower DHT, so combining is usually not recommended. Alpha-blockers like tamsulosin work on a different pathway and may be safer to combine, but always confirm with your prescriber. Many men start with supplements and add prescriptions if symptoms remain after 12 weeks.
Will prostate support affect my PSA test? +
Saw palmetto can lower PSA modestly, usually 10 to 15% if at all. This is much less than prescription finasteride's 50% reduction. Always tell your doctor before any PSA test that you take a saw palmetto-containing supplement. Establish a baseline PSA before starting if you are over 50.
Should I take it on an empty stomach? +
No. Take it with a meal that contains some fat. Saw palmetto and pygeum contain fat-soluble fatty acids and sterols that absorb 25 to 40% better with food. The simplest approach is to keep the bottle near your morning coffee or breakfast and take it daily at the same time.
Will it affect testosterone or libido? +
Saw palmetto modestly affects DHT but does not significantly reduce total testosterone. Free testosterone may even rise slightly. Less than 5% of users report changes in libido or sexual function in trials, vs. 5 to 15% with prescription finasteride. If you do notice changes, lower the dose or talk to your doctor.
Can I take prostate support if I do not have BPH? +
Possibly, especially if you are over 45 with a family history. Daily preventive use of saw palmetto may slow the natural prostate growth that affects 50% of men over 50. Talk to your doctor first. For most healthy men with no symptoms and no family history, focus on diet and exercise before adding supplements.
How long should I take it? +
Minimum 12 weeks before judging effectiveness. Many men take it long-term for ongoing BPH support, with trials documenting safety up to 24 months. Plan to reassess every 6 months with your doctor and consider periodic PSA blood tests. There is no need for cycling; daily consistent use is the standard approach.
Should I stop before surgery? +
Yes. Stop at least 2 weeks before any planned surgery, including dental procedures with significant bleeding potential. The mild blood-thinning effect of saw palmetto could increase bleeding. Tell your surgeon and anesthesiologist about all supplements you take. Resume only after your surgeon clears you, usually 1 to 2 weeks after the procedure.
Will it work if I have severe BPH? +
It can help but probably not enough. For severe BPH (IPSS score 20 to 35), prescription drugs work better. Supplements may add modest extra benefit on top of medical treatment. Many men with severe BPH take both: prostate support for daily baseline plus prescription drugs for stronger flow improvement. Coordinate with a urologist for the right combination.
Can it prevent prostate cancer? +
The evidence is mixed and limited. Saw palmetto does not appear to prevent prostate cancer in large trials. For prostate cancer risk reduction, focus on diet (less processed meat, more vegetables), exercise, and regular PSA screening as your doctor advises. Supplements are for BPH symptom support, not cancer prevention.
What is the difference vs. just saw palmetto alone? +
Saw palmetto alone produces about 25% flow improvement. Adding pygeum (24% residual urine reduction), beta-sitosterol (30% flow improvement), and stinging nettle (nighttime trip reduction) gives broader symptom coverage. Multi-herb formulas suit men with several BPH symptoms; single-herb saw palmetto suits men with 1 dominant symptom or those starting out simple.
Is it OK to take with antidepressants or blood pressure drugs? +
Most antidepressants have no documented interaction with prostate herbs. Saw palmetto has very mild blood-pressure effects, so combining with prescription BP drugs is usually safe but should be monitored. Always tell your prescriber what supplements you take. Aspirin at low daily doses (81 mg) is generally OK with this formula.