Clinicians Bladder Support 50g
Jase: What’s in the powder?
Kimmi: D-mannose. The panel lists 1500mg as an amount per serving, but does not define the serving size there.
Jase: Is it a UTI treatment?
Kimmi: No. Urinary symptoms can need antibiotics or urgent medical care, so this must not delay assessment.
This women-focused urinary supplement is not intended to prevent or treat urinary tract or kidney infections.
Directions
Adults: The supplied directions state 2 level 1.25ml measures in water every 3–4 hours while awake for 48 hours, then ½–1 measure once or twice daily for 3 more days.
Children 4 years and over: The supplied directions state 1 level 1.25ml measure in water every 3–4 hours while awake for 48 hours, then ¼–½ measure once or twice daily for 3 more days. Use for children only with healthcare-professional guidance.
Cautions
- Seek prompt medical advice for burning, urinary pain, fever, back or flank pain, vomiting, blood in urine, pregnancy, symptoms in men or children, recurrent symptoms, or symptoms not clearly improving within 24 hours.
- Do not exceed the directions or use high amounts long term; the supplied warning notes possible kidney toxicity.
- May cause loose stools or bloating. People with diabetes should monitor glucose and seek advice before use.
- Use during pregnancy or breastfeeding only after checking with a maternity-care or healthcare professional.
- The nutrition panel does not define the serving corresponding to 1500mg. Use the supplied measuring spoon and current pack directions.
- Keep out of reach of children.
