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Swisse Ultiboost Prostate 50 Tablets

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Halal Suitable

Verified 18 Jul 2026

Swisse Ultiboost Prostate 50 Tablets is halal suitable, per the brand's published statement (17 Jul 2026).

Brand statement

We are pleased to inform our customers that many of our products may be halal suitable … some products containing herbs use ethanol extraction as the processing aid. Ethanol may be present in these products, but in minute traces only.
Swisse's own halal guide lists this product among those suitable for halal diets as a vegetarian product whose only animal-origin ingredients — honey, beeswax or lanolin-derived vitamin D — are halal. The guide also notes that some products containing herbs use ethanol extraction, so a minute trace of ethanol may remain — but that trace is not khamr, the alcohol the Quran prohibits, such as wine, beer, or spirits made to intoxicate. It is far too small to intoxicate no matter how much is consumed, and the world's major Islamic legal councils, including the International Islamic Fiqh Academy, have ruled that non-khamr alcohol of this kind and quantity does not make food haram. See the trace-ethanol explanation on our methodology page for the full ruling and fatwa sources.Captured 17 Jul 2026swisseau.zendesk.com ↗
Folic acid 250 micrograms
Vitamin D3 (colecalciferol) 1.25 micrograms
Selenium (from selenomethionine) 6.5 micrograms
Zinc (from zinc amino acid chelate) 6 mg
Dyer's woad (Isatis tinctoria extract 11 mg) equiv. dry root and rhizome 55 mgethanol extraction — non-khamr, permitted
Korean ginseng (Panax ginseng extract 5.5 mg) equiv. dry root 55 mgethanol extraction — non-khamr, permitted
Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra extract 13.75 mg) equiv. dry root and stolon 55 mgethanol extraction — non-khamr, permitted
Nettle (Urtica dioica extract 62.5 mg) equiv. dry root 1 gethanol extraction — non-khamr, permitted

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