Revolutionize your UTI prevention game plan
The active ingredient — proanthocyanidins — help support your journey to better UTI prevention. It comes down to science. Each daily capsule delivers 36 mg of cranberry proanthocyanidins — the exact compounds and amount shown to help stop bacteria from sticking to your bladder wall as shown by research.
Proanthocyanidins
[Prow·an·thow·sai·a·nuh·dnz]
or PACs for short, are antioxidants naturally found in cranberries. A daily dose of 36 mg of PACs can help prevent recurrent UTIs.
How they work
Some bacteria have tiny, arm-like structures with suction cup–shaped ends that let them stick to the bladder wall and cause infection. PACs work by blocking these hands. (The Journal of Urology, 177(6), 2357–2360.)
When bacteria are unable to stick to the bladder or urinary tract lining, they are removed from the body through normal urination.
36 mg of PACs daily ensures you have enough in your bladder to keep blocking the bacteria that cause UTIs.
Why PACs Amount Matters
A daily dose of 36 mg of PACs is the amount supported by research to help prevent recurrent UTIs. (BMC Infectious Diseases, 10:94, 2010) To ensure this consistency, every Utiva capsule is carefully extracted and standardized so you get the same amount of PACs in every dose.
How We Measure PACs
We use the DMAC/A2 method, the gold standard for measuring PACs. This ensures every capsule contains the full 36 mg of soluble PACs — the researched amount shown to help prevent UTIs. Using this precise and validated measurement method guarantees you get exactly what the science supports, every time.
*DMAC Scientific Association—guidance on PAC measurement methodologies.
Get your Cranberry PACs Supplement
Small Pill, Mighty Concentrate
Our small pill size comes from a precise extract and concentration process using high-quality soluble PACs. PAC content varies widely among cranberry supplements — Utiva is guaranteed to contain 36mg of PACs.
Benefits beyond UTI Prevention
Cranberries are a powerhouse of antioxidants
Antioxidants are compounds found in many plant-based foods that can help protect your cells from damage caused by free radicals
By providing protection against free radicals, antioxidants are thought to help fight the signs of aging while helping to prevent the onset of disease
Recommended by over 10,000 doctors
I recommend 36mg of PACs. Antibiotics have a lot of risk, particularly when we talk about bacterial resistance.
Dr. Colleen McDermott
Urogynecologist, Mount Sinai Hospital