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Epimedium Extract Capsules

Plant-Based Botanical Supplement

Epimedium (Epimedium spp., also known as Horny Goat Weed) is a plant traditionally included in East Asian food and botanical preparations.

This formulation provides a concentrated plant extract in a simple, vegan-friendly capsule format, offering a convenient way to include this botanical ingredient as part of a balanced daily routine.

Product Overview

Epimedium extract contains naturally occurring plant compounds and is commonly included in botanical and nutritional formulations.

This product is commonly included as part of:

• General dietary variety
• Plant-based ingredient intake
• Traditional botanical use
• Everyday supplement routines

This product is presented without claims regarding physiological effects or health outcomes.

Ingredients & Suggested Use

Per Vegan Capsule (HPMC):

Epimedium Extract (Epimedium spp.) — 650 mg
(20:1 extract, equivalent to 13,000 mg raw herb)

Suggested Use:
Take one capsule daily with food.
Do not exceed the recommended intake.

Free From

No fillers, binders, magnesium stearate, or artificial additives
Suitable for vegans

Ingredient-Led and Straightforward

This formulation focuses on simplicity and transparency, providing a single-ingredient botanical extract without blends or unnecessary additives.

Our Standard: Clarity Over Claims

At Prostate Aid CIC, we prioritise ingredient transparency and responsible communication.

Rather than focusing on outcome-based claims, we present products based on composition, sourcing, and how they are commonly included in supplement routines.

We encourage you to:

• Review the ingredient profile
• Explore independent sources
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Important Information

Food supplement.
Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Not a substitute for a varied diet or healthy lifestyle.

Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or under medical supervision.