Health & Fitness review
ProstaClear review
A men's prostate supplement priced from $78.95 with named ingredients but no doses, a 180-day refund, and cited studies that test general health topics rather than the formula itself.
Worth a look
ProstaClear does more than many ClickBank supplements to name both its seller and some of its ingredients, and its discounted prices match what the order form actually charges. What undercuts it is the marketing math: the 'retail price' used to justify the discount never appears on the order form, and the ten scientific references, while real, describe general health topics rather than any test of this specific formula. The 180-day guarantee gives buyers a long window to decide, though they pay for return shipping. This lands as a cautious maybe: a named seller and clear ingredient list, next to an unverifiable discount and borrowed science.
- Price
- $78.95
- Billing
- One-time payment, 1 to 6 bottles
- Best for
- Buyers who want a named US supplement seller and a long refund window and are comfortable that the formula itself is not directly studied
- Not for
- Anyone relying on the page's cited research as proof that this specific formula works
ProstaClear at a glance
ProstaClear is a physical dietary supplement sold through ClickBank for men's prostate health. The sales page names TongKat Ali, Fenugreek and Milk Thistle among its ingredients, adding 'and many others' without listing them or stating doses. The order form charges $78.95 for one bottle including $19.95 shipping, $147.00 for three bottles, or $234.00 for six bottles with free US shipping, matching the discounted prices on the sales page. The page also claims a retail price of $99, $297 or $594 per package, which the order form never shows, so that comparison cannot be verified. Ten numbered references link to real studies on PubMed and similar sites, but they cover general topics like vitamin D, exercise and diet rather than testing the ProstaClear formula itself. The guarantee is 180 days; buyers must return unopened bottles to a US facility and pay for return shipping themselves. The seller is named as Apollo Research Ltd, with a support phone number, in the terms of service.
- Format
- Dietary supplement capsules, shipped physically
- Ingredients
- TongKat Ali, Fenugreek and Milk Thistle named; the page says 'and many others' without listing them or stating doses
- Bundles
- 1 bottle $78.95 with shipping, 3 bottles $147.00, 6 bottles $234.00, both bundles with free US shipping
- Price
- $78.95 for the cheapest single-bottle order on the form
- Refund window
- 180 days on the order form and refund page; customer pays return shipping
- Seller
- Apollo Research Ltd, a US-based supplement company named in the terms of service; phone +1 (917) 675-3052
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- prostaclr
- Shipping
- 5 business days within the US per the sales page
Named ingredients, no doses
The page names TongKat Ali, Fenugreek and Milk Thistle but adds 'and many others' without listing them or stating how much of each is in a capsule.
For offer clarity we give 6.0.
A retail price the form never shows
The sales page claims a $99 retail price cut to $59, but the order form only ever shows the discounted total, so the higher price cannot be verified.
For pricing honesty we give 7.5.
Six months to send it back
The order form and the refund page agree on a 180-day window, though the buyer must return unopened bottles and pay for return shipping.
For refund terms we give 9.0.
Real citations, unrelated product
The ten numbered references are genuine studies on vitamin D, exercise and general nutrition, but none of them tested the ProstaClear formula itself.
For claim discipline we give 4.0.
A named company behind the bottle
Apollo Research Ltd is named in the terms of service with a phone number, more than many ClickBank health offers disclose, though no street address is shown.
For vendor transparency we give 6.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- 180-day refund window
- Named seller with a phone number
- Specific ingredients named on the label
- Price on the discounted packages matches the order form
What does not
- Unverifiable 'retail price' used to show a discount
- Cited studies are about general health topics, not the ProstaClear formula
- No stated dose for any named ingredient
- Customer pays return shipping on unopened bottles
ProstaClear FAQ
Is ProstaClear legit?
It is a real physical supplement from a named company, Apollo Research Ltd, but its claimed retail price cannot be checked and its cited studies do not test the ProstaClear formula itself.
How much does ProstaClear cost?
The order form charges $78.95 for one bottle including shipping, $147.00 for three, or $234.00 for six with free shipping.
What is actually in ProstaClear?
The page names TongKat Ali, Fenugreek and Milk Thistle plus unnamed 'other' ingredients, without stating doses.
How do I get a refund?
Contact support within 180 days and return the unopened bottles to the US fulfillment address at your own shipping cost.
Do the cited studies prove ProstaClear works?
No. The ten references are general studies on diet, sun exposure and exercise, not on the ProstaClear formula.
The bottom line
ProstaClear does more than many ClickBank supplements to name both its seller and some of its ingredients, and its discounted prices match what the order form actually charges. What undercuts it is the marketing math: the 'retail price' used to justify the discount never appears on the order form, and the ten scientific references, while real, describe general health topics rather than any test of this specific formula. The 180-day guarantee gives buyers a long window to decide, though they pay for return shipping. This lands as a cautious maybe: a named seller and clear ingredient list, next to an unverifiable discount and borrowed science.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Health Protocols: 63 Sleep, Energy and Focus Protocols (ebook) scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.
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