ProstaGenix is a beta-sitosterol-forward prostate supplement from Verified Nutrition, founded by Fred Buckley (58/100, “significant concerns”). It bills itself as “Multiphase Prostate Support,” and each bottle holds 90 capsules — a 30-day supply at the labeled 3 capsules a day. We pulled the published pricing, checked July 2026, and turned it into the two numbers that matter to a repeat buyer: cost per day and cost per bottle, tier by tier. One note before the table: because a bottle is exactly 30 servings, the per-day math is clean, and the only variable is how many bottles you commit to up front.
Every price tier, in one table
ProstaGenix sells one product at three quantities. The per-day figures below assume the labeled 3-capsule serving, so each bottle lasts 30 days. Figures from the company’s pricing, checked July 2026.
| 1 bottle (90 caps, 30 days) | ~$49.95 | ~$1.67/day |
|---|---|---|
| 3-pack (90 days) | ~$99.95 | ~$1.11/day |
| 5-pack (150 days) | ~$149.95 | ~$1.00/day |
| Cost per year (5-pack rate) | ~$365 | daily use |
The “regular price” to ignore
The multipacks are marketed against a struck-through “regular price” — figures like $209.85 on the 3-pack and $349.75 on the 5-pack — so the sale looks like a steep markdown. That is textbook price anchoring: the crossed-out number is simply the single-bottle price multiplied out, not a rate the product is genuinely sold at, so the “you save” figure it implies is manufactured rather than real. Judge the offer on the actual per-day cost instead, which lands at $1.00 to $1.67 a day depending on how many bottles you buy — the 5-pack is the cheapest per day but asks for about $150 and 150 days of commitment up front. That is mid-pack for the category; the honest question is whether the formula earns it, which our full review and the alternatives page take up. For context, the headline 852 mg of beta-sitosterol is far above the 60–130 mg used in trials, so a lower per-day price does not automatically mean better value — a bigger dose behind two proprietary blends is not the same as a better one. No official auto-ship is disclosed, though some buyers report unexpected charges — unconfirmed, and covered on the complaints page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does ProstaGenix cost per month?
About $49.95 for a single 90-capsule bottle, which is a 30-day supply at 3 capsules a day (~$1.67 a day), checked July 2026. Buying the 3-pack (~$1.11/day) or 5-pack (~$1.00/day) lowers the per-day cost.
Is the ProstaGenix “regular price” discount real?
Treat it skeptically. The multipacks show a struck-through “regular price” (around $209.85 and $349.75) that is essentially the single-bottle price multiplied out, not a rate the product is actually sold at — a classic anchoring tactic. Judge it on the real per-day cost of $1.00–$1.67.
Does ProstaGenix put you on an auto-ship subscription?
No formal auto-ship is disclosed on the official pricing. Some buyers have reported unexpected charges, but we could not confirm a standing subscription program — check your order terms and card statement, and see our complaints page for the details.
Sources
- ProstaGenix / Verified Nutrition — official pricing (1 bottle ~$49.95, 3-pack ~$99.95, 5-pack ~$149.95; 90 caps = 30 servings) and the struck-through “regular price” anchoring. Checked July 2026. prostagenix.com
- The Ingredient Report — ProstaGenix review (58/100), complaints & side effects and alternatives. Checked July 2026.
Update history
- July 17, 2026 — Page first published. Facts checked this date. Next check: August 2026.
Content is for informational purposes only and is not medical or financial advice. Medical disclaimer.