Prostatilen
Published · Researched 2026-09-21
Overview
Prostatilen (prostatilenum) is a Russian pharmaceutical prostate-extract peptide product — ultra-purified low-molecular-weight polypeptides from bull prostate tissue plus glycine — used for chronic prostatitis, BPH support, and post-prostate-surgery recovery. Critical distinction: this is NOT a Khavinson synthetic bioregulator (the Khavinson prostate bioregulator is Libidon, A-16). Prostatilen is a registered medicine in Russia/CIS sold as rectal suppositories (30 mg/3 mg peptides; Forte 50 mg/5 mg) and intramuscular lyophilisate ampoules (5 mg). It has ~20–30 years of clinical use in Russian urology.
Social standing
- Threads/Facebook: No item-specific discussion found in accessible Threads searches or the two accessible Facebook peptide groups.
- Web/community: Expat/reseller ecosystem is the signal — e-peptide.com (€54 suppositories, €59 Forte, €35 ampoules), peptide-shop.com (€59 Forte), peptide-products.com (€48–58 across forms), rxeli.com ($69/10 suppositories). Positioned for Russian-speaking diaspora buyers seeking the familiar home-country urology product. Frequently confused with Khavinson Libidon and with Vitaprost (a related prostate-extract brand) — buyer confusion is documented across reseller pages.
- Recurring praise: decades of real clinical use in its home market; targeted (suppository) delivery; natural-composition positioning.
- Recurring complaints/failure modes: suppository format limits Western uptake; reseller pricing is 2–3× Russian pharmacy prices (UNVERIFIED exact Russian retail); cold-chain/shipping fragility for ampoules.
Social validation
- Tier 3 — weak community validation, real pharma pedigree. Included as a genuine registered prostate peptide medicine with decades of use in its home market — the only item in this category that is an actual medicine somewhere.
- Named sources and what each proves: (1) e-peptide/peptide-shop listings with full composition (30 mg extract = 3 mg water-soluble peptides + glycine) prove it is a defined pharmaceutical product, not a grey-market vial; (2) rxeli.com proves US-facing reseller availability; (3) peptide-products.com's male-reproductive category proves cross-form (suppository/ampoule) trade.
- No Facebook Marketplace listings observed.
Key specs table
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Names | Prostatilen; prostatilenum |
| Active substance | Prostate extract (bull prostate) + glycine |
| Suppositories | 30 mg extract (3 mg water-soluble peptides); Forte 50 mg (5 mg peptides) |
| Ampoules | Lyophilisate 5 mg for IM injection, 10 ampoules |
| Indications (per label) | Chronic prostatitis, BPH support, post-prostate-surgery, microcirculation |
| Registered status | Medicine in Russia/CIS (exact Rx/OTC scheduling UNVERIFIED) |
| Related brands | Vitaprost (prostatilen-based), Samprost (vial form) |
Pricing
Dated street range (observed 2026-09-21): approximately €35–€69 / $69. Anchors: e-peptide.com €54 (3 mg suppositories × 10), €59 (Forte × 10), €35 (5 mg ampoules × 10); peptide-products.com €48–58; rxeli.com $69/10 suppositories. Facebook Marketplace observed range: none — no listings found.
What's included / what's needed
Box of 10 suppositories or 10 ampoules (lyophilisate needs solvent for reconstitution for the IM form). No special accessories for suppositories.
Support reality
Reseller-dependent (e-peptide, rxeli, peptide-products); these are export resellers, not the manufacturer, so batch/expiry support is limited. No Western medical support; Russian-language labeling on most stock — UNVERIFIED whether English inserts are included.
Regulatory & safety status
Registered medicine in Russia/CIS; NOT FDA-approved and NOT EMA-approved. It is a legitimate pharmaceutical product in its home market — which distinguishes it from every grey-market vial in this category — but it has no Western approval, and import for personal use sits in a legal grey zone depending on jurisdiction (UNVERIFIED for specific countries). Do not confuse with Khavinson Libidon (A-16), a different product class (supplement vs. medicine).
Community verdict
Prostatilen is the category's odd one out: an actual prostate peptide medicine with decades of home-market use, bought mainly by diaspora buyers who know it from Russian urology. Its standing is "real drug, wrong jurisdiction" — credible where it is registered, unapproved and reseller-dependent everywhere else.
Images
3 real images on file (img/prostatilen-{hero,profile,rear}.jpg). Hero verified 2026-09-21: genuine product photograph of the Russian "Простатилен" (Prostatilen) suppository box by Цитомед (Cytomed), 10 suppositories, via e-peptide.com. Remaining views from vendor galleries; not individually re-verified. Missing views: top, detail, in-use, scale, box — no genuine traceable photos found; not substituted.
Not medical advice. This is a research summary only; Prostatilen is not FDA/EMA-approved.
Named sources
- e-peptide/peptide-shop listings with full composition (30 mg extract = 3 mg water-soluble peptides + glycine) — proves it is a defined pharmaceutical product, not a grey-market vial
- rxeli.com — proves US-facing reseller availability
- peptide-products.com's male-reproductive category — proves cross-form (suppository/ampoule) trade.
- e-peptide.com — Hero verified 2026-09-21: genuine product photograph of the Russian "Простатилен" (Prostatilen) suppository box by Цитомед (Cytomed), 10 suppositories, via e-peptide.com. (2026-09-21)
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