Segmentation by Type differentiates prostate supplements on bioactive composition and intellectual-property status, shaping both cost structure and clinical positioning. Herbal extracts—led by saw palmetto, pygeum, and stinging nettle—represent > 60 % of global sales; their commodity-grade pricing and extensive RCT bibliography make them the default first-line option. Vitamins & minerals (notably vitamin D, zinc, selenium) anchor the second tier, purchased mainly as adjunctive support with lower margins but high pharmacy penetration. Amino-acid & peptide formulations (e.g., L-glycine, L-alanine) target niche urological clinics, offering higher bioavailability and commanding > 25 % per-unit price premium. Plant sterols (beta-sitosterol blends) occupy a smaller, fast-growing niche favored for cholesterol co-benefits. Finally, multisystem proprietary blends bundle the above with probiotics or testosterone modulators, capturing incremental wallet-share in the premium wellness channel and reinforcing product differentiation within the prostate supplements market.