TitanFlow Ingredients: Every Label Amount Explained

If a capsule is going to be part of your mornings, you should be able to read what is in it. TitanFlow prints an amount beside each ingredient, and this page goes down the panel one line at a time. Our source is the Supplement Facts label on the bottle.

Want the overview first? The main TitanFlow guide has it, and you can return here for the detail.

The Supplement Facts panel

Take two capsules and you have had one serving; the 60 capsules in a bottle make 30 of them. This is how the label lists the active part, from smallest amount to largest.

Source	Ingredient	Per serving
Plant sterols	Beta sitosterol complex	30 mg
Tomato skin	Lycopene, 5% grade	37.5 mg
Sprout	Broccoli extract, 4 to 1	50 mg
Bark	Pygeum africanum extract, 4 to 1	100 mg
Seed	Pumpkin seed oil, from Cucurbita pepo	500 mg

The label’s other ingredients are rice flour, silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate (vegetable grade), plus gelatin for the shell.

What each ingredient is, in general terms

The seller sells these five as one formula for urinary comfort. Each gets a few lines of background below, along with the role the seller gives it. Nothing here guarantees a result.

Pumpkin seed oil

The biggest line on the panel, 500 mg. In the seller’s words it is a traditional choice for urinary and prostate health and for emptying fully, and the seller points to university studies of the oil. Those studies belong to the seller’s narrative and do not demonstrate that this particular capsule works.

Pygeum africanum

Bark from an African tree, concentrated 4 to 1 and listed at 100 mg. The seller considers it a time-honored herb for the urinary tract and for flow.

Beta sitosterol complex

A family of plant sterols totaling 30 mg a serving. According to the seller, it partners with the pumpkin seed oil, aiming at emptying and flow.

Broccoli sprout

A concentrated extract of young broccoli sprouts, 50 mg. The seller files it with the antioxidants.

Lycopene

The pigment that makes tomatoes red, drawn here from the skin, at 37.5 mg. The seller adds it as an antioxidant for the urinary tract.

What the label tells you

Nothing on this panel is hidden, and that is its strength. A separate amount against each line lets you place TitanFlow beside another product and compare ingredient by ingredient, something one blend total would rule out. The seller further reports a US plant inspected by the FDA and testing by outsiders. Those are the seller’s claims, and we relay them only as that.

Read the label twice if

Take the panel to your appointment if you are on a drug for the prostate, a blood pressure tablet or a blood thinner, or if a medical condition is part of your life. Many things can alter urination, so changes that are fresh or getting worse call for an examination, which no supplement can stand in for. Carry on with your prescriptions and speak with your doctor before the first capsule. Gelatin in the shell excludes vegetarians, and the label excludes anyone younger than 18. More on these points sits on our safety page.