Cysticlean 240 mg PAC Tablets - Pack of 30

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Cysticlean is generally regarded as safe for use during pregnancy unless a specific reaction to cranberries is known but as always please consult your doctor.

I have taken Cysticlean for 2 months. It works very well with me and I have not suffered from any urinary health problems recently. I want to change to a cheaper brand of cranberry extract but I am a bit afraid. Why is your product so much more expensive than other cranberry products? Meets the requirements of a class Class II Medical Device product-for the treatment and prevention of cystitis-CE 0481 Cysticlean is generally free from side effects and regarded as safe for use during pregnancy unless a specific reaction to cranberries is known but as always please consult your doctor.Free from Gluten, Lactose and Sugar. I understand your concern. Unlike other “similar” products on the market, it has a concentration of Type A PAC- proanthcyanidins-240 mg per capsule. This active ingredient is extracted from a large amount of cranberries so it is not simple cranberry juice or simple cranberry capsules. That is why it is so good. Please stay on it for one more month. Cysticlean capsules may also be beneficial for prostatitis which is inflammation associated with bacteria in the prostate gland.

Cysticlean has been scientifically proven to help reduce the recurrence breaking the cycle and dependence on antibiotics for recurrent cystitis. Patients receiving warfarin or other anticoagulants should consult their doctor before taking Cysticlean® 240 mg PAC. Cysticlean® 240mg PAC is a vegetarian capsule containing natural concentrated American cranberry extract ,equivalent to 240mg of proanthocyanidins(PAC) The essential ingredient in cranberry extract is the PAC. The level and potency of the PAC determines effectiveness-not the mg of cranberry extract. For acute UTD, you should see your doctor so he can prescribe the most suitable antibiotic. In these cases, cranberries may help to prevent relapse. Never substitute antibiotics with cranberries.

Cysticlean 240mg PAC is a natural way to alleviate symptoms of urinary tract problems such as cystitis which affects many people on a regular basis. The normal treatment from a doctor is to give antibiotics when the problem occurs. Unfortunately, as has been well documented, too many courses of antibiotics mean that they become less effective.Cysticlean is a food supplement which is 100 per cent extract of cranberries. The benefits are due to their PAC (proanthocyanidins) content. This formulation gives the best results which can’t be achieved by cranberries alone. There are a lot of scientific/technical publications proving that cranberry extracts are safe and effective in preventing urinary tract infections during pregnancy. Unless there is a known or unknown/unexpected allergy against cranberry, there is not expected to be any adverse reactions/side effect from taking Cysticlean during pregnancy. However we always advise you to consult your doctor. The American cranberry,fruit of the plantVaccinium macrocarpon,is known for its antibacterial properties and benefits of maintaining the health of the urinary tract thanks to its content ofproanthocyanidins (PAC). Cysticlean is also beneficial for prostatitis, inflammation associated with bacteria in the prostate gland.

You can take Cysticlean. In fact, Cysticlean is right for people like you. The PAC in Cysticlean will help decrease the adherence of toxins to the bladder wall. Antibiotics are often repeatedly used to stop the infection causing recurrent urinary tract infections and cystitis.

I have not seen a doctor yet but I often have pain on emptying my bladder and I often have to go to the toilet. Can I take Cysticlean®? Proanthocyanidins (PAC)are a group of polyphenolic compounds present in most plants, especially in some fruits. PACs from the American cranberry are particularly valued for their proven anti-adhesive activity which reduce the adherence of Escherichia coli to the walls of the urinary tract. What is the difference between Cranberry Juice and Cysticlean?