FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Powerful combination of D-Mannose and cranberry.
- Supports a healthy urinary tract.
- Supports healthy bladder function.
- Natural plant based formula.
- Can be used during pregnancy.
- Pleasant tasting.
Clinicians Bladder Support & Cranberry combines the powerful effect of D-Mannose and Cranberries. It comes in a convenient sachet perfect for men, women and children that need fast acting urinary tract and bladder support.
D-mannose lines the bladder and urinary tract supporting healthy levels of bacteria on the bladder and urethra wall. D-mannose passes out of the body via normal daily urination.
Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) is a fruit from a native North American shrub which has been investigated numerous times for supporting and maintaining urinary tract health. Not only has it been shown to support healthy levels of bacteria in the bladder and the urethra, but it also has an astringent property which helps support normal urinary tissue and muscle tone
Ingredients
| Active ingredients per 2g sachet: |
|
| Vaccinium macrocarpon (cranberry) ext. equiv. dry fruit |
72,000mg |
| (standardised to 36mg proanthocyanidins) |
|
| D-Mannose |
1000mg |
| Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) |
50mg |
Also contains stevia, thaumatin, malic acid, silicon dioxide, maltodextrin.
No added: gluten, dairy, yeast, artificial colours, sweeteners, flavours or preservatives.
Suitable for vegetarians.
Directions
Adults: Mix contents of 1 sachet in a glass of water and stir well. For immediate support take 1 to 2 sachets daily, thereafter take 1 sachet daily.
Children 4 years and over. Take 1 sachet daily.
Warnings
High amounts of D-Mannose consumed over an extended period of time may be toxic to the kidneys. Ensure guidelines are correctly followed and not exceeded. Consult your healthcare provide if your symptoms do not abate within 24 hours of supplementation.
Blood Sugar imbalances: D-Mannose is not metabolised or used by the body to produce energy, so it is suitable for use with those who have blood sugar imbalances.
Cranberry may potentially increase INR in patients taking Warfarin.
