Pure Encapsulations - Lycopene 20mg 120gels

Yes, this lycopene supplement is significantly more expensive than many others on the market, and it’s easy to be skeptical at first glance. But after looking into it and comparing it with other brands—including some high-dose Lyc-O-Mato options—I realized there’s more going on here than just brand markup. This product uses a proprietary extraction process that preserves lycopene in its natural all-trans form, without the heat and chemical solvents used in most commercial lycopene production. Trans-lycopene is more antioxidant-potent in its raw form, though it’s also more sensitive to degradation—which means the manufacturing and encapsulation process has to be tightly controlled. That’s part of what you’re paying for. The large softgel uses rice bran oil, not just as a filler but as a carrier fat to enhance absorption of this fat-soluble compound. The company is also known for rigorous third-party testing, hypoallergenic formulation, and pharmaceutical-grade purity. For anyone with sensitivities or who wants the cleanest possible supplement, that attention to detail is meaningful. Is it overkill for someone who just wants basic antioxidant support? Maybe. But if you're dealing with BPH, recovery from prostate issues, or simply want ultra-clean, stable, and bioavailable trans-lycopene, this may be one of the highest-integrity options out there.

My sister is a pharmacist and she says that this is the only brand of vitamins that is actually verified to be exactly what they are Studies have been done that show that supplements you buy at Walgreens and Target are useless and they are not even what they say they are.

It goes down fine and doesn't give me indigestion. I know how lycopene is supposed to help, but have no criteria by which to judge its effects.

Was suggested by a cranial sacral therapist to help deter sunburn. It does a great joy of doing this if used daily. I will not be without this product.

Who knows if it works, but the quality seems good.