Nine names, one formula
The Prostadine formula is easy to summarize because every ingredient is named. There are nine in total, and they fall into a few simple groups: sea vegetables, plant and fruit extracts, a mineral element, and natural substances. This guide describes what each one is in plain language.
The amounts are not listed here. They appear on the supplement facts panel printed on the bottle, and customer support can share the details with you.
Reading a formula is easier when it is broken into groups, so that is how this article is organized.
The sea vegetables
Four ingredients come from the sea. Nori Yaki Extract Powder comes from nori, the sea vegetable many people know from sushi wraps. Wakame Extract comes from wakame, a soft green sea vegetable often seen in miso soup and seaweed salads. Kelp Powder is a ground form of kelp, a large brown seaweed. Bladderwrack Powder is a ground form of bladderwrack, another brown seaweed that grows along rocky coastlines.
Sea vegetables appear in many everyday wellness formulas, so seeing them on a label is common.
Nori, wakame and kelp are all sea vegetables you may have met in the kitchen, and bladderwrack is a seaweed that grows in coastal waters. The powders and extracts on the Prostadine list are processed forms of these plants, so the names on the label match the names you may already know.
The plant and fruit extracts
Saw Palmetto is an extract from a palm plant that grows in the southeastern United States. Pomegranate Extract is made from the pomegranate fruit, known for its deep red seeds. Neem is an extract from the leaves of the neem tree. All three show up in everyday wellness formulas and can be found by name on the label.
If you want to read about one of them in more depth, the saw palmetto article and the pomegranate article cover the basics.
Plant extracts are a familiar sight on labels, because they let a formula list a plant by name without listing the whole plant. When you see the word extract or powder, it simply describes the form of the ingredient in the bottle.
The mineral and the natural substance
Iodine is a mineral element, and it is listed by name on the supplement facts panel. Shilajit is a natural substance that is collected from rocky mountain regions. Both appear in everyday wellness formulas, and both are named plainly in the Prostadine list.
There is also a short guide to Shilajit and Neem if you would like more background on those two names.
Mineral elements are listed on a supplement facts panel in the same way as other ingredients, by name and amount. Natural substances are listed by their common names, which is why Shilajit appears exactly as written here.
Where to find them on the bottle
Turn the amber bottle around and look at the navy label. The supplement facts panel is the box with the heading and the list of ingredients. Every one of the nine names above appears there, along with the amounts and the serving information that goes with the directions.
- Find the supplement facts panel on the navy label.
- Read down the ingredient names and match them to this guide.
- Follow the directions printed on the bottle.
Our guide to reading a supplement facts panel explains each part of the box.
If the bottle is not in front of you, the same names are listed on the ingredients page, so you can compare the two and be sure they match.
Why naming matters
A named formula lets you see exactly what is in the bottle. You do not need to guess from a vague blend name, because each of the nine ingredients is spelled out. That makes it easy to compare Prostadine with other liquid supplements side by side, and easy to send support a specific question about any one of them.
The ingredients page gives a one-sentence description for each name if you would like a quick reference.
It also means you can be precise when you send a question. Instead of asking about the formula in general, you can ask support about one specific name, and they can share the label details for it.
A quick reference list
Use this list as a cheat sheet when you read the label:
- Nori Yaki Extract Powder: a sea vegetable.
- Wakame Extract: a green sea vegetable.
- Kelp Powder: a large brown seaweed.
- Bladderwrack Powder: a brown seaweed.
- Saw Palmetto: a palm plant extract.
- Pomegranate Extract: a fruit extract.
- Iodine: a mineral element.
- Shilajit: a natural substance.
- Neem: a tree leaf extract.
Each one appears in everyday wellness formulas, and each one is listed by name on the Prostadine label.
Next steps
When you are comfortable with the list, you can review the official order page to choose a pack. Current pricing and shipping details are shown there, and every pack is covered by the 60-day money-back guarantee.
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Order ProstadineFrequently Asked Questions
Does Prostadine list its ingredients by name?
Yes. Prostadine lists nine ingredients by name: Nori Yaki Extract Powder, Wakame Extract, Kelp Powder, Bladderwrack Powder, Saw Palmetto, Pomegranate Extract, Iodine, Shilajit and Neem. The list is printed on the supplement facts panel on the navy label of the amber bottle, and the same names appear on this site. The amounts are not repeated in articles, because the panel on the bottle is the authoritative source for them. If you would like the specific details in writing, customer support can share them. Reading the panel before you start is a simple habit that lets you see the whole formula in one place.
Where can I see the amount of each ingredient?
The amount of each ingredient is shown on the supplement facts panel printed on the bottle, next to the directions for use. This website does not list amounts, because the label is the single source for those details and it is always the most current. If the bottle is not in front of you, you can contact customer support and ask them to share the label details. It also helps to read the panel alongside the ingredients page, which gives a short plain-language description of each of the nine names so the list feels familiar before you start.