Question 1

How do I upload or send my prescription for Saw Palmetto tablets?

Accepted Answer

To upload your prescription for Saw Palmetto, attach a clear photo or scanned copy after placing your order. You can also fax it to 1-888-348-6515. If we don’t receive your prescription, our team will contact you.

Question 2

Do you offer express or priority shipping for faster delivery of Saw Palmetto tablets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We do offer that. For faster delivery of Saw Palmetto tablets, we offer Xpress Post shipping, which delivers within 3–5 business days in the USA, significantly quicker than many competitors who take two weeks or longer.

Question 3

Do I need a prescription to order Saw Palmetto online from Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you need a prescription to order Saw Palmetto from Canada through Polar Bear Meds. After ordering, upload a digital copy or fax it to 1-888-348-6515 for verification.

Question 4

Can Saw Palmetto cause weight gain?

Accepted Answer

Saw Palmetto does not directly affect metabolism or appetite, so it is unlikely to cause weight gain. Most users report no significant change in weight while taking it. There is no strong scientific evidence linking Saw Palmetto to increased body weight.

Question 5

Is Saw Palmetto a DHT blocker?

Accepted Answer

Saw Palmetto naturally inhibits the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase, which converts testosterone into DHT. By lowering DHT levels, it may help reduce symptoms related to hair loss and prostate enlargement.

Question 6

Does Saw Palmetto build muscle?

Accepted Answer

Saw Palmetto does not have anabolic effects or promote muscle growth. Its role is primarily in hormone regulation, specifically by lowering DHT levels. Therefore, it is not effective as a supplement for building muscle mass.

Question 7

Is Saw Palmetto effective for hair loss?

Accepted Answer

Saw Palmetto may help manage hair loss by interfering with the process that produces dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone linked to hair thinning & pattern baldness. While some research points to possible improvements in hair growth, the overall evidence remains limited and inconclusive.