Currently, the complete list of ingredients for this supplement is not posted on the product website. However, the manufacturer shares the most active ingredient in this formula, Horse Chestnut. As of review, the manufacturer fails to share any of the other contained ingredients and their dosage levels.

We wish to note that we believe people have the right to all essential product information, and we know that many people will not purchase a product unless they are able to view a completely disclosed formula to ensure effectiveness and quality.

The manufacturer of this supplement notes that Horse Chestnut has been shown to relieve lower leg swelling and discomfort. Again, these are symptoms of varicose veins, but may not actually address the problem directly. At this time, this ingredient has not been proven to prevent or correct varicose veins, so it may be an option for someone who simply wishes to alleviate the discomfort while they search for a more permanent option or solution.

Some people may be interested in a product that contains the ingredient, Diosmin 95®, which is patented for quality and proven in several clinical studies to diminish the appearance and occurrence of spider and varicose veins. This ingredient is said to work by increasing an important substance in the blood known as neuromediators, which are released by specific nerve endings. Neuromediators are noted for strengthening the walls of veins, and for preventing blood from flowing backwards, which is the cause for spider and varicose veins.

We wish to point out that the manufacturer of Venastat notes that multiple doses a day are needed to realize full benefits. Many individuals prefer products that require just a single daily dose, since this maximizes convenience, and prevents accidentally missed doses.

As mentioned, Venastat has its own product website. However, it is fairly low in function, and posts little useful product information at this time. Many of the web pages on this site do not work, and there is no checkout function available to people who amy be interested in purchasing this supplement. Furthermore, the site currently fails to post any cited research or consumer reviews to indicate that this product has been studied and tested for both safety and effectiveness.

• Product website posted
• Said to contain basic ingredients

• Complete formula is not disclosed at this time
• Testimonials are not currently displayed online
• Website is rather low in function
• Does not appear to come with a money-back guarantee
• No cited research as of this writing

Ultimately, Venastat may be a viable option for people who are looking for a way to address the symptoms that are commonly associated with varicose veins. This product costs around $30 per bottle, but may often be found at reduced prices. We would like to note that there is no money-back guarantee posted on the product website, so individuals may be unable to return the supplement if unsatisfied with results.

This product is said to relieve discomfort and swelling in the legs, but is not said to be designed to actually reduce varicose veins. For that function, we suggest people look into a product with the previously mentioned Diosmin 95®.