Cranberry + D-Mannose + Hibiscus Extract Tablets

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Therapeutic Indication

Supports urinary tract health
Helps maintain bladder hygiene
Promotes antioxidant protection
ssists in natural hydration
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Cranberry + D-Mannose + Hibiscus Extract

Tablet

Cranberry + D‑Mannose + Hibiscus Tablets combine three natural ingredients to promote daily urinary wellness. Cranberry extract provides antioxidant support and helps maintain bladder hygiene, D‑Mannose assists in naturally flushing out unwanted bacteria, and Hibiscus contributes to hydration, freshness, and overall vitality.
What are UTIs?
Urinary tract infections are bacterial in nature and can occur in various areas of the urinary system. They typically enter via the urethra (urethritis), can advance up into the bladder (cystitis) and even into the kidneys (pyelonephritis), which can become a serious health concern.
Causes of UTIs Escherichia coli (E. coli) is the bacterial strain involved in 85% of UTIs. Because of a shorter urethra and its close proximity to the anus, E. coli infections in the urinary tract can occur easily in women. E. coli is common bacteria normally found in the intestine, but is highly undesirable in the urinary tract where they can multiply quickly causing infection. Even worse, E. coli cell walls have "sticky" projections that allow them to adhere to bladder lining and multiply, making them very difficult to wash out. Bacterial strains such as Staphylococcus saprophyticus cause most remaining UTIs. Yeasts such as Candida albicans are rare in UTIs but are rising.
What Causes Recurrent UTIs?
Bacteria can enter the urinary tract from the outside to cause a UTI to come back, or a recurrent infection can be caused by bacteria that remain in the urinary tract after a previous infection.
Risk factors for UTI incidence increase with:
Sexual intercourse, diabetes, pregnancy, menopause, a weak immune system, blockages in the urinary tract and the use of harsh skin cleansers, birth control pills, contraceptives, spermicides and by eating contaminated chicken.

  • Urinary tract support → helps maintain bladder comfort and hygiene.
  • Natural cleansing action → D‑Mannose supports gentle flushing of bacteria.
  • Antioxidant protection → cranberry and hibiscus help neutralize free radicals.
  • Hydration & freshness → hibiscus supports hydration and daily vitality.
  • Plant‑based care → gentle, natural ingredients suitable for everyday use.
  • Preventive wellness → proactive support for long‑term urinary health
Speciality Urology Wellness | Nutraceutical | Preventive Health
Tags Urinary Wellness | Antioxidant Support | Hydration | Nutraceuticals
Strength
  • Cranberry Extract 200 mg
  • D-Mannose 200 mg
  • Hibiscus Extract 100 mg
Packing Size
  • 10 Tablets

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Mechanism

Cranberry: Proanthocyanidins prevent adhesion of uropathogenic E. coli to uroepithelial cells.
D-Mannose: Binds to bacterial fimbriae, preventing colonization and promoting excretion of bacteria in urine.
Hibiscus Extract: Provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity, supporting urinary tract health and reducing oxidative stress.

Pharmacokinetics

  • Absorption: D-Mannose absorbed rapidly; Cranberry polyphenols variably absorbed; Hibiscus flavonoids absorbed in GI tract.
  • Distribution: D-Mannose filtered into urine; Cranberry metabolites reach urinary tract; Hibiscus metabolites distributed systemically.
  • Metabolism: Cranberry polyphenols undergo hepatic metabolism; D-Mannose minimally metabolized; Hibiscus compounds metabolized in liver.
  • Elimination: D-Mannose excreted unchanged in urine; Cranberry metabolites via urine/feces; Hibiscus metabolites via urine and bile.
  • Half-life: D-Mannose ≈ 4 hours; Cranberry polyphenols variable; Hibiscus flavonoids ≈ 2–6 hours.

Side Effects

  • Mild gastrointestinal discomfort
  • Nausea
  • Diarrhea (high doses of D-Mannose)
  • Rare: allergic reactions

Contraindication

  • Hypersensitivity to cranberry, D-Mannose, or Hibiscus
  • History of kidney stones (cranberry may increase oxalate levels)
  • Severe renal impairment
  • Pregnancy and lactation — use cautiously

Interaction

  • Warfarin: Cranberry may increase bleeding risk.
  • Antibiotics: Adjunctive use may enhance efficacy in UTI prevention.
  • Other nutraceuticals: Possible additive antioxidant effects.

Warning and Precautions

  • Monitor patients with recurrent kidney stones.
  • Use cautiously in diabetics (D-Mannose may affect glucose metabolism).
  • Not recommended in pregnancy without medical advice.
  • Discontinue if severe gastrointestinal upset occurs.

Dosage

As directed by the Dietician.