AZO Cranberry Urinary Tract Health Supplement

Who Uses AZO Cranberry Pills

AZO Cranberry Pills Urinary Tract Health Supplements allow users to get the benefits of the active ingredient in cranberry juice — without all the calories and sugar. Studies have shown that cranberry preparations with linoleic acid can benefit individuals who have six or more recurring urinary tract infections (UTIs) per year. AZO Cranberry Pills are packed with the active linoleic acid ingredient in cranberry juice in its concentrated form. These cranberry supplements are made with Pacran®, which is a highly concentrated, whole-fruit cranberry powder. AZO Cranberry Pills are super-charged with effective ingredients that support both urinary tract and immune system health, which may help ease the recurrences and symptoms of urinary tract infections.

Most people who have reoccurring UTIs can take these cranberry supplements; however, it’s important to note that this product does contain eggs. For this reason, it may not be suitable for those with egg allergies or for those who follow special diets. Customers should contact a healthcare provider for questions regarding food allergies and cranberry supplements.

Why Customers Love AZO Cranberry Supplements

Cranberry supplements help to keep the urinary tract healthy and can ease the symptoms of urinary tract infections. Each AZO Cranberry pill is sugar-free, tasteless, and contains probiotics and vitamin C, both of which are vital for antioxidant and gastrointestinal health. Additionally, AZO cranberry supplements are gluten-free and lactose-free.

AZO Cranberry Caplets Overview

According to AZO, the AZO Cranberry Pills for Urinary Tract Health help flush the urinary tract and support immune system health.

Easy and Convenient

AZO Cranberry care is both tasteless and easy to swallow. One serving of AZO, or two caplets per day, provides the same benefits as a glass of cranberry juice, but without the extra sugar or taste of the juice itself.

Features and Benefits

• Sugar-free
• Tasteless
• Contains vitamin C
• Made with super-concentrated cranberry powder
• Supports urinary tract and immune system health
• Gluten-free
• Lactose-free

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do AZO Cranberry supplement pills have a taste?

No flavor or sugar has been added, so there should be no taste.

Can cranberry pills be used by anyone?

Most people who can get a urinary tract infection can take this product. Please note that this product does contain egg. It may not be suitable for those with egg allergies or individuals following certain diets. If customers have any questions or concerns about taking this supplement, they should contact their healthcare provider.

Does this contain gluten or lactose?

No.

Can half a caplet be taken?

These cranberry supplement pills are not scored and are not meant to be cut. Additionally, reducing the dose by cutting the caplet in half will lessen the benefits of taking them.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: I-Health Inc.
• Brand: AZO
• Product Number: 3286622
• Size: Package of 50
• Form: Compressed Powder Tablet
• Strength: 500 Milligrams
• Width: 2.45 Inches
• Height: 4.5 Inches

Ingredients

• Pacran
• Microcrystalline cellulose
• Stearic acid
• Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose
• Povidone
• Colors (FD&C Red #40 Lake, Titanium Dioxide, FD&C Blue #2 Lake)
• Magnesium stearate
• Silicon dioxide
• Polyethylene glycol
• Triacetin
• Contains egg

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Footnotes

 

• ¹Bailey, D. T., et al. (2007). Can a concentrated cranberry extract prevent recurrent urinary tract infections in women? A pilot study. Phytomedicine 14(4), 237-241. (Last Accessed May-20-2021)