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A tomato carotenoid with unproven disease-prevention claims

Lycopene is the red carotenoid pigment found in tomatoes and some other fruits. Supplements concentrate it into a separate ingredient, often with prostate-health messaging. Dietary associations and antioxidant chemistry are useful research clues, but they do not show that an isolated capsule prevents cancer or produces the benefits of eating a varied diet.

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The National Cancer Institute states that there is not enough evidence to know whether lycopene prevents or treats prostate cancer. A change in a laboratory marker or a food-intake association is not proof of cancer prevention. The ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded product.

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Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.

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NOW Foods Lycopene — 20 mg packaging
NOW Foods

Lycopene — 20 mg

50 softgels; 50 servings

The manufacturer lists 20 mg lycopene from tomato extract per softgel. The formula uses organic extra-virgin olive oil; the selected pack contains 50 softgels.

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