“Cranberry Rx provides 425 mg of pure, high quality, cranberry juice concentrate. Cranberry helps promote a healthy urinary tract by inhibiting the adherence of bacteria to the mucosal walls. Cranberry Rx is manufactured without the use of solvents, preservatives, sugars, water, flavorings or color.” RX Vitamins
Along with helping to protect against UTIs, cranberry is a potent bladder acidifier, temporarily lowering urinary pH which can be helpful at managing UTIs, Struvite Crystals and inappropriately base urinary pH.
90 Capsules
Active Ingredients per Capsule:
Cranberry Concentrate 9:1 (vaccinium macrocarpon) 250 mg.
Standardized to contain: Proanthocyanidin (OPC) content 3% minimum Quinic acid content 6% minimum ORAC value - 400 mmoles/gram
Inactive Ingredients: Gelatin, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, rice flour, silicon dioxide.
Directions For Use:
Cats and Small breed dogs: 1/2 to 1 capsule twice daily.
Medium breed dogs: 1 capsule twice daily.
Large breed dogs: 1-2 capsules twice daily.
“Cranberry Rx provides 425 mg of pure, high quality, cranberry juice concentrate. Cranberry helps promote a healthy urinary tract by inhibiting the adherence of bacteria to the mucosal walls. Cranberry Rx is manufactured without the use of solvents, preservatives, sugars, water, flavorings or color.” RX Vitamins
Along with helping to protect against UTIs, cranberry is a potent bladder acidifier, temporarily lowering urinary pH which can be helpful at managing UTIs, Struvite Crystals and inappropriately base urinary pH.
90 Capsules
Active Ingredients per Capsule:
Cranberry Concentrate 9:1 (vaccinium macrocarpon) 250 mg.
Standardized to contain: Proanthocyanidin (OPC) content 3% minimum Quinic acid content 6% minimum ORAC value - 400 mmoles/gram
Inactive Ingredients: Gelatin, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, rice flour, silicon dioxide.
Directions For Use:
Cats and Small breed dogs: 1/2 to 1 capsule twice daily.
Medium breed dogs: 1 capsule twice daily.
Large breed dogs: 1-2 capsules twice daily.
