What Is Prostacyl?
Prostacyl is a daily capsule combining nine fully-dosed ingredients, positioned around prostate size, urinary flow and male vitality.
Some marketing mentions a cherry ingredient that isn't actually on the label — worth reading about before you order.
A fully-dosed 9-ingredient formula
Prostacyl is a daily capsule dietary supplement, distributed by Nutrova (Tallmadge, Ohio) and manufactured in a facility the brand describes as FDA-registered. Each bottle holds 60 capsules, a 30-day supply at the recommended two-capsule daily serving.
Nine ingredients are named with specific milligram amounts — no hidden proprietary blend. Saw palmetto (300mg) and pygeum africanum (200mg) are the two highest-dosed and most-studied actives, supported by grape seed, pumpkin seed, nettle, boron, lycopene and two vitamins.
A marketing gap worth flagging early
Some marketing for this product leans on an “ancient cherry trick” hook attributed to an unnamed urologist. The Supplement Facts panel contains no cherry-derived ingredient at all. Read our full breakdown before ordering based on that marketing.
What is actually in it
All nine ingredients carry specific milligram doses on the label — a genuine transparency positive. Seven of the nine have no established Daily Value, which is normal for botanical extracts. See the full ingredient breakdown for what each is included for.
The format: capsule, twice daily
Prostacyl is a capsule, sold in bottles of 60. Take two capsules daily with 6 to 8 ounces of water, per the label.
Who it is aimed at
Prostacyl is positioned for adult men who've noticed changes in urinary flow or more nighttime bathroom trips — the brand's marketing framing, not a diagnosis. It is not for anyone currently taking medication or under treatment for any condition, per the brand's own Terms of Service, which is a notably broader restriction than most supplement disclaimers use.
Read next: how Prostacyl works.
