When men get to a certain age, there comes a need to ensure that the prostate is taken care of, not just to avoid cancer but also to avoid a slowdown in urination. Prior to taking this, I had been using Saw Palmetto for at least the last seven years after going through a round of cancer. Now, after four weeks of using this, I can't say that I sense any difference one way or the other.👀 On the Saw Palmetto label, it states that three capsules should be taken once per day. I've had my holistic partitioner test it, and one capsule per day is what I need to be taking.It does have a Health Canada NPN number, which is a good thing, and the label states that it is "prepared" in Canada, but there is no listing of where the Pygeum is sourced. As with any supplement, I urge people to seek out a holistic practitioner and have them test the supplements they are taking or are thinking of taking to make sure that, first of all, you need them and then how many per day are needed.There is a very big difference in pricing between the two products, with this costing more than double and each capsule containing less than half the active ingredients, yet the capsules are the same size. Since I have not noticed any change in these last four weeks, in my mind, I can't justify the cost difference. So far, this has shown to be a good product, I've had no adverse reactions, but I cannot say that it works any better than the Saw Palmetto option which is substantially less expensive.
