Give any daily format 2 weeks of consistent use before judging it, and take it every day rather than only when symptoms appear. Keep a simple note of dates and symptoms, so you have something concrete to discuss with your GP or pharmacist at your next appointment.
Nothing in this range causes a urinary infection. Some people find high doses of any capsule sit uncomfortably, and iron or magnesium can affect digestion rather than the urinary tract. If you notice new or worsening urinary symptoms after starting anything, stop taking it and speak to your GP or pharmacist.
Yes, our cranberry formula with live cultures combines both in a single capsule, so you are not stacking two products. Taking two separate cranberry formats at once is unnecessary. If you already take a bio-cultures supplement daily, the single-ingredient D-Mannose option keeps your routine simpler.
Yes, all three supplements in our range are safe to take with antibiotics. Supplements are not a replacement for a prescribed course of antibiotics, and nothing here should change how you take medication your doctor has given you. Never exceed the stated daily dose on the label.
That figure tells you how much fresh cranberry the extract is equivalent to, not how much extract is actually in the capsule. So a figure like 55,000mg describes the fresh-fruit equivalent, not extract weight. If you want to compare products properly, look at the extract ratio rather than the biggest number on the front of the pack.
