FAQs
UTI Don't Think So works by using 36mg of PAC (proanthocyanidins). which is a cranberry fruit extract clinically proven to support urinary tract health. With a regular dose taken at the same time everyday, you can feel comfortable that you're maintaining healthy urinary tract health.
Yes, UTI Don't Think So is vegan, dairy free, and gluten free.
While it doesn’t contain any nuts, UTI Don't Think So is made in a facility that processes nuts.
Take 1 capsule at the same time daily.
Following a regular schedule when taking this supplement maintains the right levels of PAC in your body to support your urinary tract.
If you think you may have an infection, please consult your doctor as this supplement does not treat active infections.
Great question! Your best bet is to check in with your doctor/healthcare provider to see if adding UTI Don't Think So to your regimen makes sense.
As for alongside other Love Wellness products – yes! Our line was designed to offer total body care, and the products work great together. As every body is unique, and your regimen is so specific to you, double checking before you start anything new is always the best choice!
As for alongside other Love Wellness products – yes! Our line was designed to offer total body care, and the products work great together. As every body is unique, and your regimen is so specific to you, double checking before you start anything new is always the best choice!
As so much changes in the body during and post pregnancy, your best bet will be to check in with your OB/GYN before adding anything to your regimen!
While interactions between birth control and PACs (Proanthocyanidins) are unlikely, you'll want to double check with your doctor on your specific type of birth control if you have any specific concerns!
Developed by Dr. Shwetha Desai, Fellow, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information provided does not constitute medical advice and should not take the place of consulting a physician. This information does not and should not replace treatment from a medical professional. If you need medical advice or assistance, you should consult a physician.