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Is My Prostadine Bottle Real? A Checklist for Spotting Fakes
A genuine bottle should match the documented one: a 2 fl oz amber dropper bottle with a black cap and a navy label reading PROSTADINE, Prostate Complex. Check the label text, volume, lot code, seal and seller. If anything differs, photograph it and contact the seller before use.
Written by the Prostadine label deskUpdated · 4 min read
The basics01
Why does a fake check matter?
Popular supplements attract copies, and a copy may contain anything, or nothing. The risk is highest for products sold on marketplaces and look-alike sites.
The FTC advises searching a product name with words like scam or complaints before buying, and notes that fakes often come with doctored photos (FTC, Fake endorsements). A check on arrival is the second line of defence, after buying from the right place.
We do not know of a specific counterfeit of Prostadine. The checklist is a general-purpose habit applied to this bottle.
The evidence02
What a documented bottle looks like
| Feature | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Container | Amber glass dropper bottle |
| Cap | Black |
| Label colour | Navy |
| Name | PROSTADINE, with Prostate Complex beneath |
| Front marks | Three ticked lines and an iodine tile, 53 I |
| Volume | 2 fl oz (60 mL) |
Our label page has the full description and the images for comparison.
The numbers03
Where you buy matters most
Order only from the checkout linked on the brand's info page and on this site. Marketplaces, auction sites and unfamiliar stores may sell copies, old stock or goods stored badly. The seller's own documents name BuyGoods as retailer, and an order from elsewhere is outside what we describe.
Pay by card, and keep the order email, the payment record and the tracking number. A card gives you a way to dispute a charge.
The catch04
What to check when it arrives
The outer box
Is it intact, with a shipping label matching your order?
The seal
Is any tamper seal or shrink band unbroken?
The label
Does the text match the table above, with no typos or blurred print?
The lot code
Is there a code and expiry date, and can you read them?
The liquid and dropper
Is the colour even, the dropper clean and the volume as stated?
Safety05
Does a very low price mean a fake?
Not always, but it is a warning. The listed pack prices are $79, $69 and $49 a bottle, with free shipping on larger packs. A listing that is far cheaper, or that sells single bottles at a deep discount, may be old stock, a copy or a scam. Genuine discount codes appear on the order page and not on third-party coupon sites.
Very cheap and very expensive listings can both be traps. A high price on a marketplace may be a reseller adding a mark-up on a bottle you could buy direct. Compare against the order page, and check who is selling.
If a deal seems too good to be true, take a day, search the seller and read the refund terms before paying.
What to do06
What if something looks different?
Photograph the bottle, the box, the label and the lot code. Do not use it. Contact the seller on the number on the contact page, quote your order ID, and ask for a replacement or refund. Keep the packaging for any return.
If the seal is broken or the liquid looks or smells wrong, do not take it. Report it and ask for advice.
On the label07
What about the shipping box and packing slip?
A real order comes with a packing slip or an email that shows the order ID, the items and the shipping address. The sender may be a fulfilment centre and not the brand, so the return address on the box can differ from the address on the website. That alone is not a flag.
What would worry us is a box with no order information, items that do not match the order, or a bottle with a different cap or label from the documented one. Keep the box and the slip until you are sure all is well, and photograph them on opening.
If a package arrives that you did not order, do not use it. Contact the seller and your card issuer, and keep a record.
In practice08
Where to report a suspected fake
Tell the seller, your card issuer if you paid by card and the FTC through its complaint process. Report a harmful reaction to your clinician and, in the United States, to the FDA (FDA, Using Dietary Supplements). Reports help others, and a pattern across many reports is how regulators find a counterfeit source.
FAQ09
Prostadine questions people ask
How can I tell if Prostadine is fake?
Compare it with the documented bottle: amber glass dropper, black cap, navy label reading PROSTADINE Prostate Complex, 2 fl oz. Check the seal, lot code and where you bought it.
Is Prostadine sold on marketplaces?
Listings may appear, but they are outside the checkout we describe. We cannot vouch for them. Buy only from the retailer linked on the brand's info page.
What if my bottle has no lot number?
Ask the seller where it is printed. Without a lot code, your bottle cannot be matched to any certificate, which is a traceability gap worth raising.
Should I use a bottle with a broken seal?
No. Photograph it, keep the packaging and contact the seller for a replacement or refund before taking any of it.
Who wrote this10
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Pages built from the bottle photos, the info page and linked NIH, FDA, NCI, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.
Last updated . Read our editorial standards and how we check reviews. This website is run by a licensed U.S. retail desk for Prostadine, not by the manufacturer. We earn money when you buy through our order links.
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