Cranberry Gummy Supplement

After reading the reviews this product, I decided to give my two cents, lol. I used to get a UTI ( unitary tract infection) every month or sometimes not even get over one & had another one right behind it. I've had severe bladder issue's since I was 5 years old & I'm almost 49 now. I have the Medtronic bladder device implanted to help with the frequency of urination & bladder infections. This device has helped some but I still urinate about 30 plus a day & get up 2 to 4 times in the middle of the night. Depending on how much water I drink through out the days has a lot to do with this too. So my doctor recommended these & they helped but was not the cure all as usual but my case is severe. So a good friend told me that when I go the bathroom put a little bit of coconut oil on the toilet paper & wipe every time I go to the bathroom. Coconut oil has so many great bacteria fighting stuff that it helps with the bladder. Well to my shock I have been UTI free for almost a year now! I take 2 Azo's once in the morning & 2 Azo's at bedtime plus use the coconut oil which has helped. Now I've all so added Propel water to my daily water intake & it has stuff to help with the kidney's & now I don't use as much coconut oil because the propel water has been a life saver. You can buy it at Walmart in water bottles or as packets to add to water bottles or a glass of water. You can find it at Costco which has a case for under $10.00 & includes the watermelon flavor which is great. Now when I say I'm a severe case I'm not kidding & now to get relief with the help of Azo's & more is worth every penny to keep me pain free. I used to get so many UTI's that my doctor put in an endless refill for an antibiotic because I was getting so many. Why go to doctor every time when I would barely get over one & had another one right behind the first one. I've had so many surgeries to help with the issue of my bladder that I've lost count. I've had polyps removed, urethra stretched, stuff injected to help the bladder empty & the list goes on. Taking Azo's once a day was not enough for me but twice a day works great. I really hope this helps someone else who is suffering with this issue because UTI's & kidney infections are painful, when they can be avoided.

Good for urinary tract health so it doesn't bother me either way. A little tart but not bitter, not as sweet as other gummies which may have extra sugar. BUT if you mind cranberry sauce or cranberry cocktail juice taste this isnt for you.

Nice cranberry gummies, taste great

I have recurring UTI’s and my urologist recommend a daily cranberry supplement. I like to think these help keep the issues away. The texture is kind of rubbery and the taste is not amazing but I assume the people who rate it bad based on the taste don’t really have problems with UTI’s. If I can take a gummy instead of a pill supplement for this issue, I don’t care what it tastes like. I think it’s great for what it is.

These cranberry gummies are good quality. Taste ok. Haven’t find any stuck together. I added to continue addressing long term bladder issues including infections and incontinence and atrophy. Using multi prong approach and several supplements it makes it more difficult to know what is actually helping or preventing future or further issues. Already battling life long auto immune disease which makes it harder to be confident of causes of problems but trying to approach and evaluate as scientifically as possible. The products I have tried to help underlying problems have made more noticeable results with time but so far just the cranberry supplements have not made significant improvements alone. Found that with age women may have changes in pelvic health due to dryness and bladder tone and position may change slightly. Several modalities are sometimes prescribed including pelvic strengthening exercises, supplements, moisturizing products, massage therapy and rx hormone cream to help with more serious pain and issues. I am not a physician so just sharing general knowledge I had received while in college and as a patient. If symptoms do not improve it is always advised to see your doctor. Putting off seeing my doctor earlier ended up with me being seen for biopsies to determine cause of 9 month long symptoms involving pain and incontinence as well as pelvic swelling. It usually doesn’t come to this but if symptoms are continuous with pain, Bleeding or incontinence it is probably smart to consult your physician. I wish I had listened to myself months ago. I do think many products I tried gave short term benefits in one way or another so have just hoped that efforts would bring resolution but not always that cut and dry. One simple thing I found helpful if not solution was drinking as much fluid throughout the day as possible regardless of what supplements I was taking. Seems simple but does take resolve especially if it disrupts your sleep or have to actually race to the bathroom.