Urisanol Entretien is a dietary supplement for urinary comfort.
Urisanol Entretien is a cranberry-based dietary supplement specially formulated to promote urinary comfort in women. Urisanol capsules contain North American Cranberry extract. Each capsule contains 36 mg of ProAnthoCyanidins (PAC).
Do you sometimes feel that your urinary tract is sounding the alarm? Burning, recurrent discomfort, the urge to urinate? Everyday life can quickly become a bumpy ride. That's exactly where this concentrated formula with Cranberry and Dandelion comes in, designed to naturally preserve women's urinary comfort, particularly in the prevention of recurrent discomfort.
Cranberry (American cranberry - Vaccinium macrocarpon Aiton) is traditionally consumed across the Atlantic in the form of drinks or culinary preparations. Today, its berries are appreciated for their benefits to women. Cranberry is a perennial plant also known as cranberry or atoca. The antioxidant substances contained in the little red berries of the cranberry prevent the attachment of certain bacteria to the walls of the urinary tract.
Cranberry (American cranberry - Vaccinium macrocarpon Aiton) is recognized for its beneficial properties for female well-being. Cranberries are rich in antioxidant substances that help prevent the attachment of certain bacteria to the walls of the urinary tract, thus contributing to maintaining a healthy urinary system.
The ProAnthoCyanidins (PACs) present in each Urisanol capsule act by preventing the adhesion of bacteria responsible for urinary tract infections to the walls of the urinary tract. This anti-adhesion action helps to reduce the risk of bacterial proliferation and maintain the microbial balance in the urinary system.
But that's not all. This plant synergy is reinforced by Dandelion, a plant well-known for its draining virtues. It helps promote renal elimination and supports the proper functioning of the urinary tract, a bit like a gentle rain that cleanses the pipes. Together, these two plants form an intelligent duo that acts in depth to maintain a serene urinary sphere.
This 100% plant-based, certified organic formula doesn't just work: it's part of a gentle preventive approach, ideal for women prone to recurrence. What's special about it? It only needs to be taken once a day, making it quick and easy to incorporate into your wellness routine. What's more, the formulation is compatible with a vegan diet, a rarity in the field of dietary supplements.
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By mouth. To prevent episodes of urinary discomfort in women: take 1 capsule in the morning, with a large glass of water. Recommended 3-month course of treatment, renewable 2 or 3 times a year. For lasting results, regular use is essential. In the event of persistent symptoms, consult a health professional.
Suitable for vegans.
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Precautions for use:
Ingredients: Concentrated dry extract of cranberry berries* (Vaccinum macrocarpon Ait.): 180 mg, Buckwheat fiber*, Envelope of plant origin: Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose, Concentrated dry extract of dandelion roots* (Taraxacum officinale (L.) Weber ex F.H. Wigg): 30 mg.
*Ingredients from organic farming.
Nutritional analysis for 1 capsule:
Composition for 1 capsule
Concentrated dry extract of cranberry berries 180 mg
including ProAnthoCyanidins 36 mg
Concentrated dry extract of dandelion root 30 mg
Available at
Box of 30 capsules or pack of 2 boxes of 30 capsules
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