ProstaRemedy is a U.S.-based prostate health supplement and publication that offers a subscription-based “daily compendium for the prostate” built around clinically studied botanicals and micronutrients for men, typically 45 and older.
ProstaRemedy is a small American publishing imprint and supplement brand focused on prostate health in midlife men. Marketed as a “daily compendium for the prostate,” each edition combines educational content with a bottle of their prostate support formula, which includes six clinically referenced actives: saw palmetto, beta-sitosterol, pygeum, stinging nettle root, zinc, and vitamin D3, dosed at levels cited in published research. The product is manufactured in a GMP‑certified U.S. facility, with editorial and composition work based out of Wilmington, Delaware.
A ProstaRemedy charge on a bank or card statement typically comes from purchasing one of their subscription options via prostaremed.com, which redirects to tryprostaremedy.com. The current offerings include a single 30‑day edition (around $149), a 60‑day subscription (around $180), and an annual standing order (around $240) that delivers multiple editions over a full trial course. Charges may appear as one‑time purchases, as part of a recurring subscription, or as renewals of an existing standing order; distribution within the United States is generally included on standing orders, and the company advertises a sixty‑day refund window for new subscribers.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
If you do not recognize a ProstaRemedy charge, first check any email inboxes (including spam) for order confirmations from prostaremed.com or tryprostaremedy.com, as these will include the exact amount, plan type, and dates. You can also review your account or subscription status using links provided in those emails and by following the site’s cancellation or returns pages. The company publishes a returns policy and terms of subscription online and lists a dedicated correspondence email address for refund or cancellation requests. If you still cannot verify the purchase, consider asking family members who may have used your card, and then contact your bank or card issuer to dispute unauthorized charges while you continue communicating with ProstaRemedy support.
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Why was I charged by ProstaRemedy for $149, $180, or $240?
ProstaRemedy currently sells its prostate health compendium in several tiers: a single 30‑day edition for about $149, a 60‑day subscription for about $180, and an annual standing order for about $240. A charge in one of these amounts usually corresponds to one of these options or a renewal of a prior subscription that was set to rebill. Check your order confirmation email from prostaremed.com or tryprostaremedy.com to see which plan you selected and the billing interval.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
Is my ProstaRemedy subscription a one‑time purchase or recurring?
ProstaRemedy offers both one‑time and recurring options. The single‑edition purchase is a one‑time 30‑day supply, while the 60‑day subscription and annual standing order are recurring and can rebill automatically unless you cancel. Your confirmation email and the “Terms of Subscription” page will indicate whether you enrolled in an ongoing plan and when your next billing date is scheduled.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
How do I cancel my ProstaRemedy subscription or stop future charges?
To cancel a ProstaRemedy subscription, locate your original order or subscription confirmation email from prostaremed.com or tryprostaremedy.com, which should include links or instructions for managing or cancelling your plan (often pointing to a dedicated cancellation page such as their cancel‑subscription URL). If you can’t find the email, contact ProstaRemedy support at their published correspondence address (for example, the [email protected] address listed on the site) and request cancellation in writing, including your name, email, and last 4 digits of the card used. Keep a copy of their confirmation for your records.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
What is ProstaRemedy’s refund policy if I’m not satisfied?
ProstaRemedy advertises a sixty‑day refund window: if the publication and supplement do not produce a “felt change” within that period, they state that the subscription can be refunded in full, and the bottle generally does not need to be returned. To request a refund, use the contact or correspondence details on their website—such as the editorial office email—and provide your order number, purchase date, and reason for the request. Always verify the exact terms and any conditions on their official Returns Policy page, as details may change over time.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
Why do I see multiple ProstaRemedy charges close together on my statement?
Multiple ProstaRemedy charges in a short period can occur if you placed more than one order (for example, a single edition plus an upgrade to a longer subscription), if a subscription renewal and a new order happened around the same time, or if a failed or pending transaction was re‑attempted. Review all emails from ProstaRemedy around those dates to see if you confirmed more than one order, and then contact them to clarify which charges are active and whether any can be refunded or cancelled.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
Does ProstaRemedy place temporary authorization holds on my card?
Like many online merchants, ProstaRemedy’s payment processor may place a temporary authorization hold when you submit your order to verify that your card is valid and has sufficient funds. This can appear as a pending charge that later disappears or is replaced by a single final transaction. If you see small or duplicate pending amounts that do not post permanently, they are likely authorization holds and should drop off automatically within a few business days; if they do not, contact your bank as well as ProstaRemedy support.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
How can I verify a ProstaRemedy charge if I don’t remember signing up?
To verify the charge, search your email accounts (including spam folders) for messages from prostaremed.com or tryprostaremedy.com around the transaction date; these will usually show the exact order, plan type, and billing terms tied to that card. You can also visit the site and use any account or subscription lookup links supplied in those emails. If you still can’t match the charge, ask household members who may have used your card, and then email ProstaRemedy support with the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can locate the order and confirm who signed up.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))
How do I contact ProstaRemedy about a billing or account question?
ProstaRemedy lists an editorial office and correspondence email on its website—currently shown as a dedicated address in the footer of the main page. Use that email to reach their support team for billing questions, cancellations, or refund requests, and include your full name, order number, purchase date, and the email address used at checkout. You can also reference the Terms of Subscription, Returns Policy, and Distribution pages linked from the site footer for additional contact and policy details.([prostaremed.com](https://prostaremed.com/))