Natural food supplement - UroPax®

URINARY COMFORT Bottle of 90 capsules D-mannose/cranberry 1 - Participation in urinary comfort 2 - Contribution to renal elimination of water UroPax® concentrates all the power of the plant in an original set of five natural active ingredients: cranberry extract, D-mannose, hibiscus extract, cinnamon extract and oregano essential oil. A natural solution to maintain the normal balance of your urinary system thanks to cinnamon extract. Urinary disorders are the second most common cause of infections. One in two women experience urinary discomfort during their lifetime. For who ? UroPax® is aimed at people who regularly experience urinary discomfort. Actions: 1 - Supports the reproductive and urinary systems thanks to cinnamon extract. The patented concentrated cranberry extract (CranMax®) contains all the bioactive ingredients of the fruit (anthocyanins, proanthocyanidins, bioflavonoids, organic acids). 2 - Facilitates the body's elimination functions and contributes to the function of the urinary tract thanks to the traditionally used hibiscus extract (Ellirose®). Usage tips UroPax® is taken 30 minutes before lunch and dinner, with a glass of water. Optimal dose: 4 to 6 capsules per day, in 2 doses, for one to two weeks. It is essential to drink water throughout the day to promote urinary drainage. Precautions for use: Not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as children under 6 years old (oregano essential oil, cinnamon extract). Not recommended for people with a history of liver disease. Obtain the advice of a healthcare professional before use. All our food supplements should be stored away from light, heat and humidity with the lid tightly closed. Food supplements should be used as part of a healthy lifestyle and not used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet. Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Vitamin supplementation of infants and children must be subject to medical supervision. Any additional intake, without supervision by a healthcare professional, may present risks for this population.