Life ExtensionSea-Iodine Capsules, 1000 mcg, 150 Veg Caps, Natural Iodine Supplement from Kelp and Bladderwack

I began experiencing prostate issues at the age of 50—pressure to urinate, but the urine would literally trickle or sputter out. This led to multiple bathroom trips during the day, as well as pain and discomfort in the lower front groin area. It also affected intimacy by disrupting normal ejaculation.I don’t—and refuse to—take prescription medications due to the side effects, which often seem to lead to even more prescriptions. So, I actually tried to make my own supplement shake using prostate-supporting ingredients, but without any success. Please note, I didn't have the late night urine issues and I can't speak to that.However, one day—by the grace of God or the Source—I watched one of those long prostate treatment infomercials (yes, I’m giving you back 90 minutes of your life). It mentioned data showing lower rates of prostate issues in parts of Asia, especially Japan, linked to their high seafood consumption (i.e., natural iodine).The product in the infomercial included Sea Iodine, so I looked up Sea Iodine supplements on Amazon—and the rest is history.Apparently—and I’m not a doctor—hard water deposits may build up in the bladder, causing it to slowly shut down or function poorly. Once I began taking this supplement, my urine flow (power) normalized,.and all the pain disappeared. It worked so well that I stopped taking it… but after about a week, the issues returned.I resumed taking the supplement daily, and now I’m down to about three times a week—and the pipes are working just fine. My last physical was in April of this year, and no prostate issues!!!

Life Extension supplements are good products. I will let you know when I finish the bottle if this was effective.

Good supplement at a low price.

It's a great value!

Good product for sea iodine

Efficient results

Works ascstated

Life Extension is generally a great brand in that they do their research and give you the correct amount of vitamin/supplement in their dose - see their melatonin and thiamine supplements for example.That's what makes this specific supplement all the more surprising - 1000mcg (or 1mg) of iodine is way too much for most individuals! The recommended daily allowance of iodine is 150 mcg, and the tolerable upper intake is 1,100 - exceeding that can cause issues in your body.So as you can see, a single serving of this puts you way, way too close to the tolerable upper intake. The only reason I could see someone needing this much is if they have very poor absorption for iodine, but healthy individuals should have a 90%+ absorption rate. Frankly putting this much iodine in a single serving feels irresponsible.