Reading a supplement panel for a medication review
Prostacor Natural Prostate Support, 30 capsules
Amazon · 4.0 / 5 from 1,775 ratings · 2026-11-14
Amazon displayed “4K+ bought in past month” on 2026-11-14.
View on AmazonCompared with Theralogix Prostate SR Saw Palmetto Extract.
Copy what the figure actually measures
The larger number on Prostacor’s panel is not evidence of more saw palmetto. Its 351 mg belongs to saw palmetto, a phytosterol complex, stinging nettle, pumpkin seed and lycopene together. Dividing by five would assume equal quantities that the label does not promise. For a medication review, copy the blend name, all five components, the total and the number of capsules actually taken.
| What changes | Prostacor Natural Prostate Support, 30 capsules | Theralogix Prostate SR Saw Palmetto Extract |
|---|---|---|
| What the number measures | 351 mg for five ingredients | 320 mg saw palmetto extract per serving |
| Labeled serving | One vegetable capsule | Two softgels |
Prostacor lists 351 mg for a five-ingredient proprietary blend per capsule. Theralogix specifies 320 mg of saw palmetto extract per two-softgel serving and states its standardization.
A clearer panel does not settle efficacy
Theralogix supplies the amount of its saw palmetto extract and identifies a standardization range of 85–95 percent fatty acids and sterols. That makes the ingredient exposure easier to describe to a pharmacist. It does not establish that the product will treat urinary symptoms. NCCIH reports little or no benefit of saw palmetto alone for symptoms associated with an enlarged prostate. New or worsening urinary problems need medical attention rather than a higher number on a supplement label.
What customers reported
One customer found the capsule easy to swallow and noticed no odor, but was still unsure about any benefit.
Original Amazon review ↗A favorable reviewer still considered the price too high.
Original Amazon review ↗Another described about a month of use without a noticeable change in nighttime bathroom trips. They also objected to the price.
Original Amazon review ↗
Our recommendation
For documenting a named extract amount, Theralogix provides the clearer panel. We do not recommend choosing either product as treatment for unexplained urinary symptoms.
