ProstaVive Official Website: Price, Packages and Where to Buy

79 dollars for a single tub ($88.95 with the $9.95 shipping fee), 59 a tub for the 3-tub pack ($186.95 in total with shipping), and 39 a tub for the 6-tub pack ($234 in total, free US shipping). Each tub is a 30-day supply at one scoop a day, and all three are a single payment. Confirm the current amount on the checkout page before you pay.

A one-time payment. There is no auto-ship, no rebill and nothing to cancel later, and no second charge to watch for on your statement. When you want more, you order again yourself.

Order through the checkout linked on this page. That is the ClickBank secure checkout for ProstaVive, and it is what attaches the full 180-day money-back guarantee to your order and puts your purchase on record with ClickBank as the retailer. Keep the confirmation email, because your order number is on it. Tubs bought from a marketplace reseller are not covered.

Contact ClickBank order support within 180 days of your order with the order number from your confirmation email. ClickBank order support is on 1-800-390-6035, and product support for the brand is on (863) 591-4284. Because ClickBank is the retailer of record, the refund is processed by the payment platform rather than depending on the manufacturer replying. The charge appears on your statement as CLKBANK*Prostavive.

US orders typically arrive within 3 to 5 business days after processing, with free shipping on the 6-tub pack and a $9.95 fee on the 1 and 3-tub packs. The checkout also ships to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and Monaco, where delivery takes longer because of customs clearance. The powder is shelf-stable, so the delivery window does not affect it.

No. It is sold through its own checkout only, and is not stocked by Amazon, Walmart, eBay, GNC, the Vitamin Shoppe or any pharmacy chain. Listings on those marketplaces come from third-party resellers, where you cannot verify the batch, the storage or the expiry date, and the 180-day guarantee does not apply to them.

Buyer reports and the research on the lead ingredient both point to four to eight weeks of daily use for a noticeable change in urine flow and night-time trips, and the strongest nettle-root trial ran a full six months. Anything promised in days is marketing rather than physiology. The 180-day window is long enough to judge it on the honest timeline. Individual results vary.

Check with your pharmacist first. Panax ginseng, one of the named herbs in the blend, can interact with warfarin and with some blood-pressure and diabetes medicines. ProstaVive is a dietary supplement that supports normal prostate function and urine flow; it is not a medicine and it does not replace a prescription, so do not stop anything you have been prescribed without medical advice.

Each tub holds 5.29 oz, about 145 grams, which is roughly 30 scoops at one scoop a day. The active part is a 2100 mg blend, led on the label by nettle root, cordyceps and panax ginseng, with three micronutrients added alongside it.¹

Read as a whole, this is a nettle-root-led formula with a mineral layer and a set of traditional vitality herbs behind it. Nettle root is the ingredient carrying the direct prostate research; the zinc and vitamin D fit the same picture; and the cordyceps, ginseng and the rest sit on the energy and stress side, which is why one scoop covers both at once.

Start with the mechanism, because it is what separates a formula that could work from one that could not. As men get older, prostate tissue gradually grows under the influence of a hormone called DHT, which the body produces inside the gland itself. The larger gland presses on the urethra, and that pressure is what produces the familiar pattern: a weaker stream, more urgency, waking at night, and the feeling that the bladder never quite empties. A formula in this category is aiming to support normal flow and comfort inside that picture.

Why the herb most men try first disappointed

Most men reach for saw palmetto, because it is the one they have heard of. A Cochrane review updated in 2023 pooled 27 studies covering 4,656 men and found that saw palmetto taken on its own made little to no difference to urinary symptoms or quality of life.⁴ If you tried it and nothing happened, that is the reason, and it was not you.

What nettle root did instead

ProstaVive leads with a different herb. A 2005 double-blind, placebo-controlled trial published in the Journal of Herbal Pharmacotherapy followed about 600 men for six months on nettle root and reported a meaningful drop in urinary symptom scores and better urine flow against placebo, with no notable safety problems.² On the yardstick of published human evidence, that is a stronger card than the herb most formulas are built on.

The fraction that is doing the work

Nettle root is rich in phytosterols, the same family as beta-sitosterol, which has its own data. A Cochrane review pooled four randomised trials in 519 men and found beta-sitosterol improved peak urine flow by about 3.9 millilitres per second and reduced the volume left in the bladder after urinating, with a drop of roughly 4 to 5 points on the standard urinary symptom score.³ That is the most defensible line of evidence behind a nettle-root formula: better flow and better emptying.

One scoop a day, mixed into water or any drink you like, ideally with a meal. Buyer reports describe the first clear change around four to eight weeks, and the strongest trial behind the lead ingredient ran six months, which is exactly what the 180-day window is sized for.