Product overview · Tanzania

ProstAid: Ingredients, Price, Safety and Where to Buy in Tanzania

Men’s prostate and urinary comfort capsules sold in Tanzania

ProstAid is a men’s prostate capsule sold in Tanzania, with supplier material naming vitamins, selenium and zinc among its components. As with every product on this shelf, the first step for a man over forty-five is an assessment, not an order.

Product overview

ProstAid is a capsule supplement sold in Tanzania through a direct order line, positioned around prostate and urinary comfort in men.

The supplier material, presented largely in Swahili, describes an educational framing around prostatitis and prostate enlargement, and names vitamins, selenium and zinc among the components without giving a complete panel.

Selenium deserves a specific note. A large prevention trial that tested selenium and vitamin E for prostate cancer prevention found no benefit, and the vitamin E arm showed a signal of possible harm. That is a useful correction to the idea that antioxidant minerals are automatically protective.

Product type

Botanical and micronutrient capsule supplement for men’s prostate comfort, sold direct in Tanzania.

At a glance

BrandProstAid
FormCapsules
PackPack size confirmed by the supplier at order
Advertised priceTZS 89,900
MarketTanzania (TZ)
Composition publishedNot published by the supplier
Catalogue referenceTraffic Light offer 24159 · Tanzania

Advertised promotional price recorded 29 August 2026 on the supplier order line for Tanzania.

Key ingredients and formula

What the supplier names, and what each component is in plain terms.

Zinc

Concentrated in prostate tissue. Evidence that supplementing improves urinary symptoms is weak, and long-term high doses cause copper deficiency.

Selenium

Trace mineral. A large prevention trial found no benefit for prostate cancer prevention, which is worth knowing before assuming protection.

Vitamins

The supplier refers to vitamins without specifying which or in what amounts.

On the amounts.The supplier names vitamins, selenium and zinc but does not publish a complete quantitative panel. We list only what is stated. Request the full label before ordering.

Suggested use

Follow the directions on the pack and the guidance given at order confirmation.

Who it is for

What consumers should know

Safety information

  • Blood in urine, retention or fever with urinary symptoms need urgent medical care.
  • High-dose zinc taken long term causes copper deficiency.
  • Selenium has a relatively narrow safe range; excess causes hair and nail changes and digestive problems.

Price

TZS 89,900 — Advertised promotional price recorded 29 August 2026 on the supplier order line for Tanzania.

Availability

Direct order line with delivery in Tanzania. Retail pharmacy stocking not verified.

Where to buy ProstAid in Tanzania

Open the ProstAid order page

For the wider retail picture in Tanzania, see the Tanzania buying guide.

Commercial detail — price, official order route, delivery terms and how to spot the official page — is on the where to buy ProstAid in Tanzania page.

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Frequently asked questions

Does selenium prevent prostate cancer?

A large randomised prevention trial found no benefit from selenium, and the vitamin E arm suggested possible harm. It should not be taken for that purpose.

What language is the support line in?

Supplier material for Tanzania is largely in Swahili. Confirm the language and the details of your order on the call.

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