Prostacyl Terms And Conditions

Four parties, and the first two are the ones a reader most often collapses into one.

The distinction in the first two rows carries real consequences. This desk did not formulate the capsule and cannot change what is in it; what it can do is publish the panel accurately, set each amount beside the research behind it, and honour the purchase terms on this website.

The registered office is 540 Madison Avenue, Floor 18, New York, NY 10022, USA. The returns address is 90 Park Avenue, Floor 15, New York, NY 10016, USA and it is used only for parcels that have already been authorised by the order desk.

Reading these pages means accepting the terms set out here and the way the disclaimer page limits what any of it claims. If any part is unacceptable to you, the remedy is not to use the website, which is a blunt statement and the honest one.

These terms apply to the pages, not to the checkout. A purchase is also subject to the seller’s own terms, which are shown at the point of payment and which you accept there. Where the two ever conflict about a purchase, the seller’s terms govern the transaction and this page governs the website.

Nothing here removes a right the law gives you. Consumer protection statutes in your jurisdiction sit above any sentence on this page, and where a clause here is unenforceable, the rest continues to apply.

The prices published here are the seller’s own pack prices: $69 for one bottle plus $19.99 shipping, $177 for three and $294 for six, both with free shipping inside the United States. Each pack is a single payment with no subscription behind it.

A struck figure sits beside every price on this website. Those figures come from the seller and describe a comparison rather than a sum anybody was charged last month. They are labelled wherever they appear, because the difference decides what the word discount is doing in a sentence.

The checkout is authoritative. If a figure here and a figure there disagree, the checkout is the one you will be charged, and a stale price on this website is a correction worth sending to the website desk.

The pricing page holds the same three packs with the cost per day worked out, which is the comparison the pack ladder is designed to make awkward.

An order placed at the checkout is an offer to buy. It is accepted when the seller confirms it and dispatches the parcel, and until that point it can be declined — for a failed payment, an address that cannot be delivered to, a suspected fraudulent transaction or stock that has run out.

Neither desk on this website can place an order for you. The telephone number handles tracking, changes and refunds; the two email addresses handle orders already placed and the pages themselves. Every purchase goes through the checkout, which is also the only place a card is ever entered.

An address can usually be changed before dispatch if you call the order desk quickly. After dispatch it becomes a carrier matter, and the shipping page covers what is possible at that stage.

The money-back window runs 60 days from the date of purchase, applies to every pack, and covers opened bottles. That is a purchase policy of this desk and the seller behind it, and it is the reason a bottle bought here is covered differently from a bottle bought through a marketplace listing.

• Call the order desk with your order ID and ask for a return authorisation before posting anything.
• Write your full name, the checkout email and the order ID on a slip and put it in the box with the bottles.
• Send it tracked. Return postage is the buyer’s cost and the tracking number is the only proof of postage.
• Allow three to five business days for the desk to process the refund once the bottles arrive, then five to ten more for a bank to post it.

Shipping is free inside the United States on the three and six-bottle packs; the single bottle carries $19.99. Delivery estimates belong to the carrier rather than to this desk, and the refund policy and the guarantee page set out the same steps at greater length.

It is a retail website with an editorial desk attached. It is not a clinic, not a laboratory and not a source of medical advice, and nothing on it should be read as a diagnosis or as a recommendation to start, stop or change a prescription.

The product is a dietary supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and the three lines the label claims are the ceiling on what any page here says about it. The FDA’s own evidence review declined a lycopene and prostate cancer claim, which is the kind of boundary this rule exists to respect.

Urinary symptoms have several possible causes and separating them is clinical work. The American Urological Association guideline sets out what an initial assessment involves, and MedlinePlus covers the same ground in ordinary language. Neither is a substitute for an appointment, and neither is this website.

Unflattering research is not quietly dropped here. The most rigorous modern synthesis of this panel’s lead ingredient, the 2023 Cochrane review, reports little or no benefit, and the commercial pages say so.

The text, tables, layout and design of this website belong to Getprostacyl. The Prostacyl name, the label artwork and the product photography belong to their owners and appear here because this desk is an authorised retailer.

Quoting a passage with a link back is fine and needs no permission. Reproducing a page wholesale, rebuilding the site under another domain, or lifting the dose comparisons into a competing product page is not, and it is the thing this clause exists to refuse.

Press requests, permissions and anything involving reproduction at scale go to the website desk. Automated harvesting of these pages is governed by the robots file at the root of the domain, which welcomes the answer engines by name.

This website is published in good faith and checked against the printed label and the cited records. It is provided as it stands, without a warranty that every sentence will be accurate at every moment, because prices move, labels are reformulated and studies are superseded.

To the fullest extent the law allows, Getprostacyl is not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from the use of this website or of the product, and any direct liability is limited to the amount paid for the order the claim concerns. Nothing in that sentence limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud, because the law does not permit it to.

A statutory right you hold as a consumer is untouched by any of this. Where a clause here conflicts with one of those rights, the right wins and the clause does not apply.

New York law and United States federal law govern these terms, that being where this desk operates and where both its office and its returns address sit. Disputes go to the courts of that state.

Consumer protection law in your own jurisdiction may give you additional rights, and those are unaffected. If you have a complaint, the first step is the order desk, which settles the great majority of them faster than anything formal would.

These terms can be updated. When they are, the page changes in place and the review date at the foot moves forward; the version on this page is the version in force and it was last revised on September 30, 2026.

A change never applies retrospectively to an order already placed. The terms that governed your purchase are the ones in force on the day the checkout accepted it, including the 60-day window that came with it.