I've used Prostaflo for years for a painful prostate condition, and have had great success with it. Then, about six months ago I received a bottle that contained capsules that were not the usual off-white/tan rye pollen color. Instead, they were sage green. I contacted Pure Encapsulations, and was first told that this color was not characteristic of the product, and there could be a quality control issue. Later, I was told that the color of the product can vary depending on weather, rainfall, etc., but in all the years I've been using it I never saw this variation in color before. Within about two weeks of taking the sage green capsules, all my unwanted prostate symptoms started to return. I ordered another bottle from a different supplier. This bottle had a different lot number from the bottle of sage green capsules, and the capsules were the usual tan color. Within a few days of taking the tan color capsules, my symptoms began to dissipate. When I went back to the sage-green caps, the symptoms started again. I can't help but wonder if Nestle (which bought the company out in 2017) finally got around to cheapening the formulation in order to please their stockholders.
