Product overview · Kenya

Prostcare: Ingredients, Price, Safety and Where to Buy in Kenya

Saw palmetto, green tea, lycopene and curcumin capsules for men’s urinary comfort

Prostcare uses four named botanicals — saw palmetto, green tea, lycopene and curcumin. Before any of that matters, one step comes first: a man over forty-five with urinary symptoms needs an assessment, because the symptoms of an enlarged prostate and of something more serious look identical from the outside.

Product overview

Prostcare is a capsule supplement sold in Kenya through a direct order line and positioned around men’s urinary and prostate comfort.

Its named ingredients are recognisable: saw palmetto is the most widely used prostate botanical in the world, lycopene is a tomato carotenoid concentrated in prostate tissue, and curcumin and green tea are general antioxidant inclusions.

The evidence deserves a plain summary. Large, well-designed trials of saw palmetto have generally found no significant benefit over placebo for urinary symptom scores. Some men report improvement, and the ingredient is well tolerated, but a buyer should go in with modest expectations and with a medical assessment already behind them.

Product type

Botanical capsule supplement positioned for men’s prostate and urinary comfort, sold direct in Kenya.

At a glance

BrandProstcare
FormCapsules
PackPack size confirmed by the supplier at order
Advertised priceKES 4,999
MarketKenya (KE)
Composition publishedNamed ingredients published; amounts not published
Catalogue referenceTraffic Light offer 23141 · Kenya

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

Key ingredients and formula

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

Saw palmetto (Serenoa repens)

The category’s anchor ingredient. Widely used, extensively trialled, and with a mixed to negative evidence record in the largest independent studies.

Green tea extract

Catechin source included as a general antioxidant component.

Lycopene

A carotenoid found in tomatoes and concentrated in prostate tissue. Observational associations exist; intervention evidence is limited.

Curcumin

Turmeric-derived compound included for its anti-inflammatory positioning. Absorption is a known limitation.

On the amounts.The four botanicals above are named in the supplier material. Extract standardisation and per-capsule amounts are not published. For saw palmetto in particular, the extract type — lipidosterolic versus dried berry powder — determines whether trial evidence applies at all.

Suggested use

Follow the pack directions. Prostate botanicals are typically taken daily over months rather than as a short course.

Who it is for

What consumers should know

Safety information

  • Blood in urine, inability to pass urine, or fever with urinary symptoms are medical emergencies.
  • Saw palmetto may add to the effect of anticoagulants.
  • Do not use a supplement to postpone assessment of new urinary symptoms.

Price

KES 4,999 — Advertised promotional price recorded 29 August 2026 on the supplier order line.

Availability

Direct order line with delivery in Kenya. No verified retail pharmacy distribution.

Where to buy Prostcare in Kenya

Open the Prostcare order page

For the wider retail picture in Kenya, see our Kenya buying guide and the pharmacy directory.

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

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Frequently asked questions

Does Prostcare treat prostatitis?

No. Prostatitis is inflammation or infection of the prostate and frequently requires medical treatment. A food supplement cannot treat it and cannot lawfully claim to.

Should I still have a PSA discussion?

Yes. A supplement does not replace assessment, and some prostate ingredients affect how PSA results are read.

Medical disclaimer. BioMedic Africa publishes consumer health information and supplement research summaries. It is not a pharmacy, a clinic or a medicines regulator, and nothing here is a diagnosis, a prescription or a treatment plan. Dietary supplements are foods, not medicines: they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak with a pharmacist or a qualified healthcare professional before starting any supplement, especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18, living with a long-term condition, or taking prescription medication.

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