Segmentation by Types of Prostate Health Supplement further refines the market taxonomy into five sub‑categories: Herbal Extracts, Vitamins & Minerals, Amino Acids, Combination Formulas, and Specialty/Patented Blends. Herbal Extracts—including saw‑palmetto, pygeum africanum, and beta‑sitosterol—represent the core of product portfolios and generate approximately 40 % of sales due to their long‑standing clinical validation. Vitamins & Minerals, notably zinc, selenium, and vitamin D, contribute about 25 % as they address micronutrient deficiencies linked to prostate health. Amino Acids such as L‑arginine and L‑carnitine occupy a 10 % niche, primarily in performance‑oriented formulations. Combination Formulas, which blend botanicals with micronutrients, capture 15 % of the market, reflecting consumer preference for convenience and synergistic effects. Finally, Specialty/Patented Blends—often proprietary, clinically tested complexes—account for the remaining 10 %, driven by higher price points and targeted marketing to clinicians. This typology clarifies how each product class contributes to overall market dynamics.