Titan Flow FAQs: 30 Answers on Ingredients, Pricing and Returns

Titan Flow is a Zenith Labs dietary supplement marketed to support male urinary flow and prostate wellness. The uploaded bottle contains 60 gelatin capsules.

The supplied label declares 60 capsules per bottle.

The supplied label recommends two capsules once daily for adults. Do not exceed this without medical advice.

There are 30 servings of two capsules each, so one bottle is marketed as a 30-day supply.

Pumpkin seed oil, lycopene 5% preparation, broccoli sprout 4:1 extract, beta sitosterol complex and pygeum africanum 4:1 extract.

The Supplement Facts list 500 mg per two-capsule serving.

The label lists 37.5 mg of a 5% lycopene preparation from tomato skin, not necessarily 37.5 mg of pure lycopene.

The label states 50 mg of broccoli PE 4:1 from Brassica oleracea sprouts per serving.

The label states 30 mg of beta sitosterol complex; it does not separately quantify pure beta-sitosterol.

The label states 100 mg of Pygeum africanum bark extract 4:1 per serving.

Yes. The photographed label lists gelatin (capsule) among other ingredients.

The uploaded capsule label lists gelatin, so this photographed formulation is not vegan.

Rice flour, silicon dioxide, vegetable-grade magnesium stearate and gelatin are listed.

It is marketed as a dietary supplement; seller doctor-formulated branding does not establish FDA approval as a prescription drug.

The seller promotes wellness support; no inspected product-specific clinical trial proves it cures BPH or urinary obstruction.

Potential causes include benign prostate enlargement, bladder and urethral problems, infections and medications; evaluation is important.

The seller advertises comfort and fewer nighttime interruptions, but those are not independently validated outcomes of this formula.

The checked seller card shows $39 per bottle, $234 product total, with free U.S. shipping.

The checked seller card shows $59 per bottle, $177 product total, plus a small shipping fee at checkout.

The checked seller card shows $69 plus a small shipping fee at checkout. A narrative paragraph elsewhere mentions $59, so use the actual checkout card and confirm payment total.

The 6-bottle offer advertises free U.S. shipping; the 1- and 3-bottle offers carry a small shipping fee calculated at checkout.

The seller advertises 180 days from purchase, subject to its written policy and return steps.

The written policy says used/empty bottles do not need to be returned, but any remaining unopened bottles should be sent back with the packing slip.

The published policy includes inconsistent wording about original shipping and handling fees; confirm refund scope with support before returning bottles.

Three- and six-bottle offers advertise Sleep Well for Urinary Health and Quick & Easy Meals for Prostate Support as downloadable guides.

The inspected seller promotion advertises the two digital gifts with 3- or 6-bottle purchases, not the 1-bottle card.

Zenith Labs advertises a doctor-formulated product and features Dr. Ryan Shelton in its marketing; this does not prove an independent clinical endorsement.

Seller testimonials are anecdotes and are not equivalent to independent controlled trials or verified typical results.

Inability to urinate, blood in urine, fever with painful urination or severe lower abdominal pain need prompt medical attention.

The supplied sales presentation is prostaterevealed.com/cb/. The review buttons use the exact user-provided affiliate URL; verify checkout before paying.