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PrimeGENIX Prostate Support is a two-capsule-a-day prostate formula from the PrimeGENIX range, built around three patented ingredients — Flowens® cranberry, Phytopin® plant sterols and Graminex® flower pollen — at amounts the maker actually prints on a full Supplement Facts label, which already puts it ahead of most of this category. The maker's own ingredient-level figures are specific (urine flow +53%, residual bladder volume −54%, per the maker), but no study design, participant count or finished-product trial is published anywhere, and the sales page makes claims its own label does not support. We score it 7.0/10: a transparent label and a 67-day guarantee, held back by unverifiable evidence and sloppy page copy.
This is a better-documented prostate supplement than most. The maker publishes the complete Supplement Facts label with real amounts for its three headline ingredients, standardises its saw palmetto to 45% fatty acids, and backs the bottle with a 67-day guarantee that comfortably covers the "matter of weeks" results window the maker claims. What keeps it from a higher score is everything around that solid core: the evidence is ingredient-level marketing figures with no published study behind them that a reader can inspect, 175 mg of the formula hides inside a proprietary blend, and the sales page contradicts its own label more than once (detailed in Good to Know, below). If you are a man in your 50s or 60s waking several times a night and you want a checkable formula rather than a black box, this is a reasonable, low-risk way to test the category — with the guarantee as your exit if the maker's timeline does not hold for you.
PrimeGENIX Prostate Support is a daily supplement the maker positions as a "100% natural, dual-action solution" for men's prostate health as they age. The "dual action," per the maker, is that most prostate supplements address only age-related prostate swelling, while this formula also targets harmful urinary-tract bacteria — the two problems the maker blames for the classic symptom pattern it markets against: weak stream, straining, and waking two to five times a night to urinate. (Note that the maker's page title calls the product "Prostate Support" while its body copy repeatedly calls the same formula "Prostate Complex" — the bottle and the guarantee text use both names.) It is sold as a one-month bottle of 60 vegetarian capsules, taken as two capsules a day, with a subscription option that drops the price to $39 a month.
Unusually for this category, the maker publishes the full Supplement Facts label. Per serving (2 capsules):
The label lists no percent Daily Value for any ingredient (not established). Four of the formula's components — Flowens®, Phytopin®, Graminex® G63® and LycoRed® — are branded, patented ingredients, which is the basis of the maker's "four patented, clinically-proven ingredients" claim.
The maker publishes no exclusions at all for this product — no side-effect list, and no cautions for men taking medication or living with a medical condition; its only safety statements are the claims "100% natural ingredients" and "no reported side effects." We report that absence rather than filling it in: the maker does not tell you who should avoid this product. As with any supplement aimed at a medical symptom pattern, worsening urinary symptoms deserve a doctor's attention in their own right — that is general advice, not a warning from the maker.
PrimeGENIX Prostate Support is sold through the maker's official store. One bottle costs $49, with larger options at $139 and $239 and a $39 monthly subscription, and it is covered by a 67-day money-back guarantee.
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How many capsules do I take, and how long does a bottle last?
Two vegetarian capsules a day, per the maker's FAQ and the label's serving size. A bottle holds 30 servings, so one bottle is a one-month supply.
How soon does the maker say it works?
The maker's FAQ says the ingredient results — better urination, less inflammation, prostate shrinkage — "were seen in just a matter of weeks," at the same Flowens® and Phytopin® amounts as the label. No exact study duration is published.
What does the 67-day guarantee actually cover?
Per the maker: try it for a full two months; if you are not satisfied, send back the unused portion and the empty containers within 67 days for a full refund, no questions asked, minus shipping.
Does it contain zinc and selenium?
The maker's sales page mentions "Zinc & Selenium" prominently, but neither appears on the published Supplement Facts label. On the maker's own label, the answer is no — one of several page-versus-label mismatches flagged in Good to Know above.
How many bottles are in the $139 and $239 options?
The maker's page shows those prices without stating bottle counts, so we cannot verify the per-bottle saving from the page. The confirmed prices are $49 for one bottle and $39 a month on subscription.
Does the maker report any side effects?
The maker's page states "No Reported Side Effects" and publishes no warnings or exclusions. That is a claim by the maker, stated here as the maker states it.
From the same PrimeGENIX stable, Testodren covers the other half of the men's-over-40 shelf: a single-ingredient testosterone formula (Furosap® fenugreek extract, 500 mg) from the same maker, reviewed on this site with the same label-first method.
Last reviewed: October 2026