Elements UT Rescue, 60 Tablets (30 Day Supply), Urinary Tract Support Supplement, Bladder and Urinary Tract Health Support and Cleanse, Gluten Free

Great product !!!!

Seem to work

I recently was prescribed a strong antibiotic for a UTI that cost $29 as my co-pay. It was for five days. This Elements UT Rescue – Dietary Supplement costs $25 and it is over-the-counter. It is also for five days. I ordered it, however, as a part of my first aid cache in case something major happens and I can't receive the normal medical treatments we've all come to depend upon. This supplement contains vital go-to products, cranberry extract and D-Mannose. These two ingredients are proven to overcome or ease bladder problems. I know a lot about them as my late mother and I have always battled them. Since there are only enough tablets for five days, I'm saving all of them for my first aid chest in case I battle a bladder infection when I can't see a doctor. I think they will be very effective so I am recommending them.

Excelente

I wanted the Elements UT Rescue because I was feeling a bit under the weather. When, I drink too much soda, I can have UT problems. I started taking these and they're helping. They seem to be flushing my system out. I haven't been feeling anymore discomfort, since I started taking these. I really like these because I don't have to take a whole bunch of them daily. I've used others types of supplements like this and I would have to take a few of them, every few hours. Sometimes, I would forget and it was just too much to deal with. This is much easier because they work for 6-8 hours so I don't have to worry, if I've forgotten a dose.

I ordered the Elements UT Rescue – Dietary Supplement, Advanced Formula for Bladder and Urinary Tract Cleanse. This package has 60 blister pack tablets and if taken according to the instructions would be a 30-day supply. It is reasonably priced and is made in the European Union.

I bought these because they looked relatively small in the picture but they’re huge and so I can’t swallow them. Apparently, they’re not chewables so I would have to cut them in several pieces to be able to swallow them. Threw my money away since they are not returnable.

My roommate had a UTI that was driving her nuts but apparently not nuts enough to go to an actual doctor. It was minor but just very stubborn and wasn't getting worse or better. I can't say with 100% certainty that it was this and not just her immune system that made it go away, but since cranberries remain the go-to for helping with and preventing urinary tract infections, I think it's safe to assume that this played a part! After a couple of days of taking it, she was feeling better; after a week, it was gone.