Webber Naturals Cranberry 500mg 90 Softgels

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Webber Naturals Cranberry 500mg – Natural UTI Prevention for Women Webber Naturals Cranberry 500mg concentrated extract provides the equivalent of over 3000mg of fresh cranberry per softgel, delivering a potent dose of proanthocyanidins (PACs) — the active compounds that prevent bacteria from adhering to the walls of the urinary tract.

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect women far more frequently than men, and cranberry supplementation is one of the most widely studied natural prevention strategies. This premium Canadian supplement is manufactured to strict quality standards. Key Features of Webber Naturals Cranberry 500mg 500mg concentrated cranberry extract (3000mg whole cranberry equivalent) per softgel Rich in proanthocyanidins (PACs) that prevent bacterial adhesion to urinary tract walls Supports urinary tract health and helps prevent recurrent UTIs Antioxidant properties that support overall urinary and immune health 90-softgel pack — 3-month supply for ongoing preventive use Uses of Webber Naturals Cranberry Extract Used to prevent recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs), support urinary tract health, provide antioxidant protection, and reduce antibiotic dependency for women with chronic UTI recurrence.

It is NOT a treatment for active urinary infections — see a doctor for diagnosed UTI. How to Use Webber Naturals Cranberry 500mg Take 1 softgel daily with water as a preventive supplement, or as directed by your healthcare professional. Drink plenty of water (8+ glasses daily) alongside cranberry supplementation for best urinary tract health results.

Do not use as a substitute for antibiotic treatment of an active UTI. Product Specifications Brand Webber Naturals Generic Name Cranberry Extract (Vaccinium macrocarpon) Physical Form Softgel Capsule Strength/Potency 500mg extract (3000mg equivalent) Units in Pack 90 Softgels Country of Origin Canada Manufacturer Webber Naturals Ltd.

Storage Instructions Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Warnings & Precautions Consult a doctor if you have a history of kidney stones (cranberry may increase oxalate levels). If taking warfarin, consult your doctor before use as cranberry may affect INR levels.

This supplement is not a treatment for active urinary tract infections — seek medical treatment for diagnosed UTI. Possible Side Effects Generally very well tolerated. Some users report mild stomach upset. Taking with food reduces this. Large amounts of cranberry may cause diarrhoea in sensitive individuals.

Frequently Asked Questions Does cranberry cure UTIs? No — cranberry does not cure or treat active UTIs. Cranberry proanthocyanidins work preventively by preventing bacteria (particularly E. coli) from adhering to urinary tract walls, reducing the frequency of recurrent infections.

Active UTIs require antibiotic treatment. How does cranberry compare to drinking cranberry juice? Commercial cranberry juice is often diluted and high in sugar, providing inconsistent PAC levels. Concentrated cranberry supplements deliver a standardised, effective dose without excess sugar.

How long should I take cranberry supplements? For women with recurrent UTIs, daily preventive supplementation for 6–12 months (or ongoing) is commonly recommended. Clinical studies have demonstrated reduced UTI frequency with sustained use. Is cranberry safe during pregnancy? Cranberry supplements are generally considered safe during pregnancy, but consult your obstetrician before taking any supplement during pregnancy.

Can I take cranberry alongside antibiotics for UTI treatment? Yes — cranberry can be taken alongside antibiotics without significant interaction in most cases. Consult your doctor for personalised advice during antibiotic treatment. Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only.

Cranberry supplements are for prevention — not treatment — of urinary tract infections. Always see a doctor for an active UTI.

Always read the label and use as directed by your doctor or pharmacist. This information is general and does not replace professional medical advice.