Ingredient transparency is one of the first things worth checking on any supplement label, and King's Prostate Defender is no exception. Here's what's actually disclosed in the published product description — and, just as importantly, what isn't. For the condensed version, see our ingredients page; this article goes a layer deeper.
Pygeum Africanum is extracted from the bark of an African evergreen tree and has a long history of traditional use for men's urinary and prostate wellness. It's the only individually named botanical in King's Prostate Defender's published formula, and it's the ingredient most closely tied to the product's urinary-flow positioning.
What's not disclosed: a separate per-capsule milligram amount. If exact dosing matters to your decision — and for some people it does — check the current physical label or contact the manufacturer directly before ordering.
The rest of the formula sits inside a proprietary blend associated with cellular defense and normal DHT balance. "Proprietary blend" is a common supplement-industry term for a combination of ingredients listed under one shared name rather than itemized individually. It protects a formula's exact ratio from competitors, but it also means outside reviewers (including us) can't independently verify each component's amount.
Illustrative share for context only — exact milligram amounts are on your physical Supplement Facts label.
If you're cross-shopping prostate supplements, formula transparency is a fair criterion to weigh alongside price and guarantee length. We cover how King's Prostate Defender stacks up on those other fronts in our benefits article and on the official overview page.
We get enough questions about the DHT-balance side of this formula that we wrote a separate explainer — see King's Prostate Defender and DHT Balance for the plain-language version.