OptiMale Labs, Aspiring Men’s Health Company Preparing to Release a Unique, Brand-new Prostate Formula “ProstaThrive”
Jul 9, 2023
OptiMale Labs is a rapidly-growing American health company. The firm has created a new prostate formula designed to support the urinary system of men. This revolutionary product is called “ProstaThrive” and is based on a variety of clinically tested ingredients.
United States - July 9, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Yale Medicine reports that 50% of men between the ages of 51 and 60 suffer from Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), and that number jumps to 80% of men over the age of 70. The majority of contemporary prostate formulas, supplements, and remedies are focused on softening the symptoms rather than facing the problem at its core.
OptiMale Labs is an American health company that was founded to make a difference. The company’s spokesperson expressed that “most men don’t want to see their doctor about their prostate. It’s just not a comfortable experience. However, if we can change the narrative by bringing the conversation to them, in their own homes, we believe we can make a difference in a lot of lives.”
OptiMale Labs has partnered with highly experienced medical experts who share years of combined experience in the field of men’s health. The team worked diligently on effective solutions to urinary problems and conditions, and at long last, the firm has proudly announced the launch of its proprietary ProstaThrive formula.
The company’s spokesperson continued, saying that the need for reliable, high-quality prostate supplements is more pressing than ever, noting that middle-aged and senior Americans deserve to feel healthy and safe:
“By 2030, for the first time in US history, people 65 and older will outnumber the younger population. This is a huge problem. It’s been reported that our country lacks the infrastructure to ensure every single older American will be taken care of and looked after, which is why our mission is more than a few nice-sounding words strung together; it’s more urgent than ever, and time is running out,” OptiMale Labs’ spokesperson emphasized.
OptiMale Labs is preparing to release its first prostate support product, which will be available in the company’s online shop soon. ProstaThrive is a prostate supplement based on a unique blend of research-backed ingredients, including but not limited to Pygeum Africanum, Stinging Nettle, Pumpkin Seed, Beta-Sitosterol, Lycopene, and more. Most importantly, this prostate-support product also contains AGEProst, Gencor’s proprietary hydro-alcoholic extract of aerial parts created to maintain and improve prostate & urinary health.
As OptiMale Labs’ experts say, this particular combination of ingredients is unique relative to the contemporary alternatives on the market. Years of research conducted by the company’s team are backing the creation of ProstaThrive; the company sought to develop a solution that would offer superior efficiency, dependable results, and no negative side effects.
“From dawn to dusk, our team of health researchers investigates the root causes of male health problems. Problems involving the prostate, hormonal imbalance, joint discomfort, heart health, and more. Then, once we pinpoint these root causes, we set out to find the best, science-based solutions to these issues,” the company’s spokesperson said.
More information about OptiMale Labs is available on the company’s official website.
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Name: Samantha Camp
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Organization: OptiMale Labs
Address: United States
Website: https://optimalelabs.com/
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