Revolutionize your UTI prevention game plan
The active ingredient — proanthocyanidins or PACs for short, make all the difference. Taken once daily, this molecule which is found in cranberries and when dosed at 36 mg a day is clinically proven to help prevent UTIs.
Proanthocyanidins
[Prow·an·thow·sai·a·nuh·dnz]
or PACs for short, are the active molecules found in cranberries that fight UTI-causing bacteria
How they work
UTI-causing bacteria have arms with hand-like suction cups that allow them to stick to your bladder wall, which causes an infection. PACs work by blocking these hands.
Flushing out bacteria - without the ability to attach to the bladder or urinary tract walls, the bacteria is flushed away when you urinate.
Taking 1 Utiva Cranberry PACs daily ensures you have enough PACs in your bladder to keep blocking the bacteria that cause UTIs.
Not all cranberry supplements are created equal
This is the exact clinically proven dose needed to be effective in preventing bacteria from sticking to the bladder. And the precise amount that is meticulously extracted and contained in every single Utiva Cranberry PACs capsule.
The Measurement Matters
We use the most accurate, standard of measurement, called DMAC/A2, to ensure that every capsule contains the necessary 36 mg of soluble PACs measured in the most precise method possible. Other less reliable standards of measurement can leave you short.
The lower the value, the better the anti-abhesion activity VS bacteria
Ranking from Rutgers University anti-adhesion activity test
Completed Jan 10, 2020