Is the 200 mg Pycnogenol with 40 mg PQQ, Premium French Maritime Pine Bark Extract from Vigorizar, sold on Amazon for $23.99 (30 servings), equal or superior to the benefits of Virasurge from Gold Leaf Nutritionals? The latter is described as having 1700 mg of a proprietary blend of L-Arginine HCl, Citrulline malate, Robuvit French Oak Extract (trunk), and Pycnogenol French Maritime Pine Extract (bark), and has 60 servings for $83.00 if 3 bottles are ordered. In addition to being more expensive, it is not clear if the Virasurge has at least the usual clinical dose of 150 mg of pycnogenol. Also, its other ingredients are particularly intended to support male sexual performance, but some men may be already taking other supplements with those ingredients and more; would adding the pycnogenol by taking the cheaper pycnogenol/PQQ supplement be a good option?

You are correct in your assessment here, that the key ingredient here is the pycnogenol. So other supplements that overlap, with respect to the other ingredients of the Virasurge supplement, will compensate, and this could be a way to retain the value of pycnogenol with lower ongoing costs in avoiding redundancy among a supplement collection.