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Total Control 24 (TC24) review

A prostate supplement whose page claims a specific 'prostate-shrinking' mechanism tied to cholesterol, priced from $78.99 for one bottle, with 6 named ingredients and no stated doses.

Pass

Total Control 24 names its main ingredients, states a simple daily dose, and backs its US pricing with a detailed shipping and refund policy that includes a phone number, a real improvement over pages that hide behind email-only contact. The offer loses ground on its central claim: the page describes a specific 'prostate-shrinking process' tied to excess cholesterol, language that goes beyond what a supplement can promise without a linked clinical study. Its own terms page also carries a leftover line referencing an unrelated website, a sign the legal text was copied without a careful review. German buyers should note their order form charges roughly double the US shipping fee. At $78.99 for a single bottle with a 60-day refund, the financial risk is manageable, but the mechanism claim is reason enough to treat this as a pass rather than a buy.

Price
$78.99
Billing
One-time payment, 1 to 6 bottles
Best for
Nobody until the seller drops the specific 'prostate-shrinking' mechanism claim and fixes its copied terms page
Not for
Anyone relying on the page's cholesterol-and-shrinking explanation as medical fact

Total Control 24 (TC24) at a glance

Total Control 24 (TC24) is a prostate-support capsule taken once daily, built around 6 named ingredients: Myrciaria Jaboticaba, Lipophytol, Pygeum Africanum Extract, Boron, Pine Pollen Extract and Neem Leaves Powder, none with a stated milligram amount. The sales page claims TC24 'targets the root cause' of an enlarged prostate, excess cholesterol, through a described 'two-step prostate-shrinking process', and names Dr. Andrew Knudson without listing credentials in the material we could review. A single bottle costs $69.00 plus $9.99 US shipping, for $78.99 total; 3 bottles cost $177.00 and 6 bottles cost $294.00, both with free US shipping and 2 free ebook bonuses. The German order form for a single bottle charges EUR 92.97, which includes a EUR 19.52 shipping fee, roughly double the US charge. The order form grants a 60-day refund window, and a separate returns page gives a phone number, email address and a clear return process. That same site's terms page, however, contains a leftover line referencing an unrelated website, dentalsugarhack.com, suggesting the legal text was copied without careful review. No company name is given for the seller.

Format
Capsules, dietary supplement
Ingredients
6 named, including Pygeum Africanum Extract, Boron and Pine Pollen Extract; no amounts stated
Price
$78.99 for 1 bottle including shipping
Bundles
3 bottles $177.00, 6 bottles $294.00, both with 2 free ebooks and free US shipping
Refund window
60 days on the order form
Seller
Not named as a company; the page names Dr. Andrew Knudson without further credentials in the text we could read
Merchant of record
Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
ClickBank vendor
tcontrol24
Shipping
$9.99 for 1 bottle (US), free on 3 and 6 bottles, EUR 19.52 for German orders

Ingredients named, doses not

The page names 6 active ingredients and states a 1-capsule daily dose, but gives no milligram amount for any ingredient.

For offer clarity we give 6.0.

US totals match, shipping tells a different story in Germany

The US order form charges exactly what the sales page shows for each bottle count, but the German form for the same 1-bottle cart adds a shipping fee roughly double the US one.

For pricing honesty we give 8.0.

A shrinking claim without a study

The page states TC24 'targets the root cause' of an enlarged prostate, excess cholesterol, and describes a 'prostate-shrinking process', a specific medical mechanism claim with no linked study.

For claim discipline we give 3.0.

A doctor named, a company that isn't

The page names Dr. Andrew Knudson without listing credentials in the text we could read, and its own terms page contains a leftover reference to an unrelated site, dentalsugarhack.com, suggesting recycled legal text; no company name or address appears.

For vendor transparency we give 4.0.

60 days, detailed process

The refund page sets a 60-day return window with a phone number, email address and a clear return process for unopened, undamaged bottles.

For refund terms we give 8.0.

Pros and cons

What works

  • 6 named ingredients
  • Detailed shipping and refund policies with a phone number
  • 60-day refund window
  • 2 free ebooks and free US shipping on 3- and 6-bottle kits

What does not

  • 'Prostate-shrinking' claim with no linked study
  • No ingredient dose in milligrams
  • Terms page contains a leftover reference to an unrelated site, dentalsugarhack.com
  • German buyers pay roughly double the US shipping fee

Total Control 24 (TC24) FAQ

Is Total Control 24 legit?

It is sold through a working ClickBank order form with a phone number and detailed refund process, but no company name is given, and its terms page contains a leftover reference to an unrelated site.

How much does TC24 cost?

$78.99 for 1 bottle including shipping; $177.00 for 3 bottles or $294.00 for 6 bottles, both with free US shipping and 2 free ebooks.

How do I get a refund?

You have 60 days from purchase to return unopened, undamaged bottles; contact the phone number or email on the refund page to start the process.

Does TC24 actually shrink the prostate?

The page claims a 'prostate-shrinking process' driven by excess cholesterol, but links no study to support that specific mechanism.

What are the ingredients?

6 named ingredients, including Myrciaria Jaboticaba, Pygeum Africanum Extract, Boron and Pine Pollen Extract, without stated amounts.

The bottom line

Total Control 24 names its main ingredients, states a simple daily dose, and backs its US pricing with a detailed shipping and refund policy that includes a phone number, a real improvement over pages that hide behind email-only contact. The offer loses ground on its central claim: the page describes a specific 'prostate-shrinking process' tied to excess cholesterol, language that goes beyond what a supplement can promise without a linked clinical study. Its own terms page also carries a leftover line referencing an unrelated website, a sign the legal text was copied without a careful review. German buyers should note their order form charges roughly double the US shipping fee. At $78.99 for a single bottle with a 60-day refund, the financial risk is manageable, but the mechanism claim is reason enough to treat this as a pass rather than a buy.

If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The Muscle Building Blueprint - Complete Package scores 7.8/10 and is rated Worth it.

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