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Saw Palmetto - Sonora Nutrition

RATING F

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Saw Palmetto

By: Sonora Nutrition

Poor Lab Scores
Saw Palmetto is Overrated

Saw Palmetto

The lab says it contain 320 mg of Saw Palmetto Berries and the lab tests show that it doesn't have even 1 mg of sterols.

Saw Palmetto Supplement Facts

Saw Palmetto supplement facts

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PROSTAGENIX

Out of the over 150 pills we tested Prostagenix easily won as the number one prostate supplement we evaluated due to their spectacular laboratory scores. Loaded with beta-sitosterol and an intelligent polyphenols blend, put this sophisticated formula on top as king of the hill. Even we were shocked at how well it scored. Very intelligent and effective product. Super!

RATING a+
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VASOTREXX

The eye-popping laboratory score is what rocketed this sensational product up to the second place in the rankings. Also, Vasotrexx is the only product to use a "caffeine free" version of green tea extract, which tells you they know exactly what they are doing. A winning product that will delivery great results!

RATING a
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LifeSeasons Pros-T

This rock-solid formula from the LifeSeasons company in Texas came up BIG in the all-important laboratory tests. Comes in a softgel capsule and sold at Whole Foods stores nationwide. High lab scores and smart formula make this product top notch!

RATING a
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ProsTerol

For years the company UniScience Group been saying their Pros-Terol pills are jam-packed with vital sterols that are far more powerful and effective than saw palmetto capsules. Their outstanding lab test score shows they can back up their claims! Super product with nice mixture of ingredients.

RATING a-
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Super Prostate 3x

Super Prostate 3X is one of the newer prostate supplements on the market and it's a winner! Lab scores blew away most of the prostate industry heavy hitters. Like all the Top 5 this super pill doesn’t use any weak or over-rated ingredients. Smart. This formula has a great future ahead of it!

RATING A-
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Saw Palmetto Lab Report:

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