No, Uqora cannot treat a UTI. Rather, Uqora products were developed to help prevent them. If you have UTI symptoms, it's best to contact your healthcare professional.

Why is Uqora not FDA approved? As a dietary supplement, Uqora products fall into a regulatory gray area. So while the product is not technically approved by the Food and Drug Administration, the FDA does classify the supplement's ingredients as GRAS, or “generally recognized as safe.”

Uqora Flush, flushes the urinary tract, Uqora Defend cleanses biofilm and supports bladder wall integrity, and Uqora Promote helps maintain healthy vaginal bacteria. You can take these supplements individually, or take all 3 together for our maximum support.

Uqora was acquired by Pharmavite on Jul 8, 2021 .

Ask A Doctor Before Use history of stomach problems, such as heartburn (UTI Infection Control only) high blood pressure (UTI Infection Control only) heart disease (UTI Infection Control only) liver cirrhosis (UTI Infection Control only)

You can buy Uqora in most CVS stores. You can also buy Uqora products online and we ship them right to your door!

You can buy Uqora in most CVS stores. You can also buy Uqora products online and we ship them right to your door!

Uqora brand overview It is a natural supplement that aims to help and prevent bladder infections and urinary tract infections (UTIs), reducing the need for antibiotics.

Uqora is a supplement company that claims to flush your urinary tract, cleanse biofilm (where bacteria hibernate) and help you maintain healthy vaginal bacteria. With this three-part regimen, Uqora says, you can get relief from recurrent UTIs and keep your urinary tract well.

It is a natural supplement that aims to help and prevent bladder infections and urinary tract infections (UTIs), reducing the need for antibiotics.

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“I was desperate to get ahead of the problem and was inspired to start looking for ways to begin my own proactive approach to urinary tract health.” That inspiration would lead Ryan and her husband, Spencer Gordon, to create Uqora.