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UT Rescue

UT Rescue

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60 TABLETS | 30 DAY SUPPLY
  • Urinary tract support*
  • Help maintain bladder and urinary tract health*
  • Complements the body's natural urinary self-cleansing process1*
  • 8-hour steady release formula
  • With D-mannose, Cranberries, Birch leaf
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Take 2 tablets daily as a maintenance dose. For acute condition, take 2 tables, three times a day.

UT Rescue should be taken an least 1 hour before or 2 hours after a meal.

Consult a physician prior to use if you are pregnant‚ nursing‚ taking medication or if you have a medical condition.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

Other Ingredients: Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, magnesium stearate (vegetable).

Advanced Time Release Formula

UT Rescue is a powerful formula combining D-mannose, proantocyanidins type A from cranberries and birch flavonoids to support the natural healthy environment of the bladder1-4.* Our tablets are manufactured using an innovative technology enabling a prolonged gradual release of the ingredients. This ensures a steady supply of the most adequate concentration of the dietary ingredients according to recent research.

  • D-MANNOSE

    D-MANNOSE

    D-mannose is a simple sugar, which is metabolized only in small amounts by the body with the remainder rapidly excreted with urine. Clinical studies have demonstrated that when taken regularly, D-mannose can help in the maintenance of a healthy urinary tract.*
  • CRANBERRIES

    CRANBERRIES

    Cranberries naturally possess flavonoids and other bioactive components that can also promote normal urinary tract ecology by supporting a healthy mucosal surface within the bladder.* Our cranberry extract is standardized to proanthocyanidins (PACs), which play the most important role in urinary tract health support.*
  • BIRCH LEAF EXTRACT

    BIRCH LEAF EXTRACT

    Birch leaf extract helps maintain healthy urinary output and supports normal fluid elimination.* Birch trees are widely used by herbalists in Europe as a source of ingredients from both bark and leaves. The leaves of the tree contain great variety of flavonoids including quercetin and hyperoside, tannins, saponins, potassium and vitamin C. They are known for their beneficial effect to flush out the urinary tract.*
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* 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.

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