
L.A. Naturals Saw Palmetto 60 Veg Caps
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Our take on the L.A. Naturals Saw Palmetto 60 Veg Caps
L.A. Naturals Saw Palmetto is a 60-capsule bottle of unflavored saw palmetto extract, a plant supplement commonly taken for prostate and urinary tract support. The capsules are vegetarian and the bottle holds a one- to two-month supply at typical doses. Saw palmetto is one of the most studied herbal supplements for benign prostate enlargement symptoms, though trial results are mixed.
- Vegetarian capsule rather than gelatin
- Unflavored, easy to swallow with water
- 60-count bottle suits a trial run before buying larger sizes
- Saw palmetto is a well-known, widely sold prostate supplement
- Clinical evidence for prostate symptom relief is mixed
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Lowest price we've seen: $17.99 on Nov 7 at Herbspro. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
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Questions and answers
- What is saw palmetto taken for?
- It is most often taken for lower urinary tract symptoms linked to benign prostate enlargement, such as frequent nighttime urination. Evidence is mixed, and it is not a treatment for prostate cancer.
- How many capsules should I take?
- Follow the dose on the bottle label, since extract strength varies by brand. A 60-count bottle typically lasts one to two months at common doses.
- Are the capsules vegetarian?
- The product is sold as vegetable capsules, so they are suitable for vegetarians. Check the label for any other excipients if you have allergies.
- Can I take it with prostate medication?
- Ask a doctor first. Saw palmetto can interact with blood thinners and with drugs used for prostate conditions, and it may affect PSA readings.
- Does it have a taste?
- No. The capsules are unflavored and meant to be swallowed whole with water.