ProstaVive FAQ: Answers Before You Order

A powder drink mix sold in tubs of 30 servings. The tub front says Advanced Formula and lists nettle root, cordyceps and panax ginseng.

Put one scoop in water or another drink and stir. Do it daily at roughly the same time; mornings are a common choice.

The panel prints vitamin D3, vitamin B6, magnesium, zinc and sodium, then nine plant lines and boron, each with an amount. The only shared figure is 200 mg for the six-plant blend.

As of 28 October 2026, one tub is $79, three are $59 each and six are $39 each, which come to $79, $177 and $234.

In the US it is free on six tubs. The checkout adds $9.95 on one and three tubs. International shipping is shown at checkout.

Dispatch takes two to three days, then a tracking email arrives. In the US the wait is 5 to 7 business days, though 10 can happen; abroad, expect 10 to 12.

A smoothie recipe guide (seller value $37) and a second guide. Both are added to three-tub and six-tub orders and left out of the single tub.

The offer page lists a single one-time price per package. Check the cart before you pay, as with any order.

Daily use, ideally for 3 to 6 months, is the seller's advice. Results vary.

Within 180 days of your order, email support with Refund Request as the subject and wait for an agent to reply. Then send all the tubs to the Tallmadge, Ohio address, with a note naming you, your order number and your order email.

Yes, the seller asks for all tubs, empty and unopened, so finishing the supply does not cost you the guarantee.

Email [email protected] or phone (863) 591-4284; the seller promises an agent's reply within 48 hours. Anything about billing can go to ClickBank order support, 1-800-390-6035.

Not according to the seller, whose FAQ rules out Amazon, Walmart, eBay and every other shop. Our buttons lead to the order page, where the packages, prices and guarantee sit together.

Yes, if you take prescription medicine, are expecting or nursing, live with a medical condition or notice prostate or urinary symptoms. A supplement cannot take the place of medical care.