Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 3 Researches
8.3
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 18 Reviews
8.4
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 3 Veg Capsules
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Calories
5
Total Carbohydrate
1.5 g
<1%**
Total Sugars
1.5 g
†
D-Mannose
1.5 g (1,500 mg)
†
Top Medical Research Studies
9
D-mannose aids menopausal UTI management
We evaluated the effectiveness of a nutraceutical compound featuring D-mannose, along with cranberry, bearberry, and inulin, in treating recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) among menopausal women. In our cohort study, women took this treatment for ten days each month.
At six months, there was a notable decrease in women experiencing recurrent UTIs compared to their baseline. Additionally, at the twelve-month mark, more participants in the treatment group reported being infection-free and showed significant improvement in UTI-related symptoms.
At six months, there was a notable decrease in women experiencing recurrent UTIs compared to their baseline. Additionally, at the twelve-month mark, more participants in the treatment group reported being infection-free and showed significant improvement in UTI-related symptoms.
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9
D-mannose shows potential benefits
We conducted a study on the effectiveness of Kistinox® Forte, a dietary supplement containing cranberry, Noxamicina®, and D-mannose, for treating urinary disorders in women aged 40 to 50.
Over three months, 100 participants received the supplement, while 50 others served as a control group.
The results highlighted the supplement's excellent efficacy and tolerability, showing promise in managing recurrent cystitis, which is a common concern for women in this age group.
Over three months, 100 participants received the supplement, while 50 others served as a control group.
The results highlighted the supplement's excellent efficacy and tolerability, showing promise in managing recurrent cystitis, which is a common concern for women in this age group.
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7
Long-term antibiotics reduce UTI recurrence
We examined the effectiveness of long-term antibiotic therapy in preventing recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in postmenopausal women. Our analysis of three small trials indicated that long-term antibiotics could reduce UTI recurrence by about 24%.
However, we found no significant evidence on the therapy's benefits or risks for older men or frail care home residents. Importantly, concerns arose regarding antibiotic resistance linked to such treatments, highlighting the need for caution and further research.
However, we found no significant evidence on the therapy's benefits or risks for older men or frail care home residents. Importantly, concerns arose regarding antibiotic resistance linked to such treatments, highlighting the need for caution and further research.
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Most Useful Reviews
9
Pain relief achieved
60 people found this helpful
Perfectly! D-Mannose was my solution during this challenging menopause phase. At 49, I struggled with debilitating cystitis. After six months of antibiotics, I sought alternatives and tried D-Mannose, taking 4 capsules five times a day. Improvement was immediate! Now, a life free from pain and antibiotics feels possible! For anyone suffering similarly, D-Mannose and cranberries are miraculous.
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9
No more UTIs
5 people found this helpful
I adore D-Mannose and wish I had discovered it sooner! During menopause, I faced recurrent UTIs, but since taking Mannose, I haven’t had any problems. I’m also a caretaker, which often complicates things. I’m thankful for this solution, and my son, who has urinary issues, benefits from it as well.
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9
Long-lasting relief
2 people found this helpful
D-Mannose truly changed my life after years of bladder discomfort, particularly post-menopause. Initially sceptical, I tried D-Mannose based on a recommendation. I felt better within two days, now taking 2 capsules nightly for prevention. Remarkably, I haven’t had a UTI in over a year!
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 3 Researches
8.3
- All Researches
9
D-mannose aids menopausal UTI management
We evaluated the effectiveness of a nutraceutical compound featuring D-mannose, along with cranberry, bearberry, and inulin, in treating recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) among menopausal women. In our cohort study, women took this treatment for ten days each month.
At six months, there was a notable decrease in women experiencing recurrent UTIs compared to their baseline. Additionally, at the twelve-month mark, more participants in the treatment group reported being infection-free and showed significant improvement in UTI-related symptoms.
At six months, there was a notable decrease in women experiencing recurrent UTIs compared to their baseline. Additionally, at the twelve-month mark, more participants in the treatment group reported being infection-free and showed significant improvement in UTI-related symptoms.
Read More
9
D-mannose shows potential benefits
We conducted a study on the effectiveness of Kistinox® Forte, a dietary supplement containing cranberry, Noxamicina®, and D-mannose, for treating urinary disorders in women aged 40 to 50.
Over three months, 100 participants received the supplement, while 50 others served as a control group.
The results highlighted the supplement's excellent efficacy and tolerability, showing promise in managing recurrent cystitis, which is a common concern for women in this age group.
Over three months, 100 participants received the supplement, while 50 others served as a control group.
The results highlighted the supplement's excellent efficacy and tolerability, showing promise in managing recurrent cystitis, which is a common concern for women in this age group.
Read More
7
Long-term antibiotics reduce UTI recurrence
We examined the effectiveness of long-term antibiotic therapy in preventing recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in postmenopausal women. Our analysis of three small trials indicated that long-term antibiotics could reduce UTI recurrence by about 24%.
However, we found no significant evidence on the therapy's benefits or risks for older men or frail care home residents. Importantly, concerns arose regarding antibiotic resistance linked to such treatments, highlighting the need for caution and further research.
However, we found no significant evidence on the therapy's benefits or risks for older men or frail care home residents. Importantly, concerns arose regarding antibiotic resistance linked to such treatments, highlighting the need for caution and further research.
Read More
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 18 Reviews
8.4
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
9
Pain relief achieved
60 people found this helpful
Perfectly! D-Mannose was my solution during this challenging menopause phase. At 49, I struggled with debilitating cystitis. After six months of antibiotics, I sought alternatives and tried D-Mannose, taking 4 capsules five times a day. Improvement was immediate! Now, a life free from pain and antibiotics feels possible! For anyone suffering similarly, D-Mannose and cranberries are miraculous.
Read More
9
No more UTIs
5 people found this helpful
I adore D-Mannose and wish I had discovered it sooner! During menopause, I faced recurrent UTIs, but since taking Mannose, I haven’t had any problems. I’m also a caretaker, which often complicates things. I’m thankful for this solution, and my son, who has urinary issues, benefits from it as well.
Read More
9
Long-lasting relief
2 people found this helpful
D-Mannose truly changed my life after years of bladder discomfort, particularly post-menopause. Initially sceptical, I tried D-Mannose based on a recommendation. I felt better within two days, now taking 2 capsules nightly for prevention. Remarkably, I haven’t had a UTI in over a year!
Read More
9
Effective solution
2 people found this helpful
At 50, menopause brought painful cystitis symptoms. After antibiotics proved ineffective, I searched for alternatives. I discovered D-Mannose and saw results quickly, taking 3 capsules three times daily to quell symptoms. Remarkably, the discomfort vanished within three days. Highly recommended for E. coli related issues!
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9
Maintained health
2 people found this helpful
Menopause is challenging with numerous physical changes. D-Mannose helped me with urinary tract health. I began with three capsules daily during infections but now take just one for maintenance, remaining irritation-free for nearly two years!
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Frequently Asked Questions
9
Long-lasting relief
2 people found this helpful
D-Mannose truly changed my life after years of bladder discomfort, particularly post-menopause. Initially sceptical, I tried D-Mannose based on a recommendation. I felt better within two days, now taking 2 capsules nightly for prevention. Remarkably, I haven’t had a UTI in over a year!
9
Effective solution
2 people found this helpful
At 50, menopause brought painful cystitis symptoms. After antibiotics proved ineffective, I searched for alternatives. I discovered D-Mannose and saw results quickly, taking 3 capsules three times daily to quell symptoms. Remarkably, the discomfort vanished within three days. Highly recommended for E. coli related issues!
9
Maintained health
2 people found this helpful
Menopause is challenging with numerous physical changes. D-Mannose helped me with urinary tract health. I began with three capsules daily during infections but now take just one for maintenance, remaining irritation-free for nearly two years!
7.5
Discomfort relief
Due to menopause, urination became inconvenient, but after two months of taking this along with Clean Barry, the discomfort has disappeared.
9
Reduced infections
1 people found this helpful
My urologist recommended D-Mannose to minimise urinary tract infections. I take 2g daily, increasing to 5g if I sense an infection beginning. Since starting, infections have significantly decreased.
9
Pain relief achieved
60 people found this helpful
Perfectly! D-Mannose was my solution during this challenging menopause phase. At 49, I struggled with debilitating cystitis. After six months of antibiotics, I sought alternatives and tried D-Mannose, taking 4 capsules five times a day. Improvement was immediate! Now, a life free from pain and antibiotics feels possible! For anyone suffering similarly, D-Mannose and cranberries are miraculous.
9
Bladder improvement
Menopause turned my life into a nightmare with severe overactive bladder symptoms. After trying many antibiotics, I decided to try mannose and cranberries at my daughter's suggestion. Remarkably, I now have a calm interval of 2.5 hours between toilet visits.
7.5
Long-term benefits
1 people found this helpful
I'm 56, experiencing urinary symptoms tied to menopause. D-Mannose has been beneficial, and I now take it long-term, alongside Go-Less, which contains phytoestrogens for bladder health.
7.5
Preventive measure
During menopause, I noticed urogenital disorders due to reduced oestrogen. I take this supplement for prevention, especially given my age. I also include cranberry extract in my routine.
7.5
Urogenital support
1 people found this helpful
D-mannose has anti-inflammatory and antitumour properties. During menopause, decreased oestrogen can lead to urogenital issues. Using D-mannose with inulin helps treat cystitis while normalising intestinal microbiota, which is crucial for displacing harmful bacteria.
7.5
Urinary relief
1 people found this helpful
Menopausal women experience weak resistance and are prone to urinary tract infections. Taking three capsules when I feel a tingling sensation while urinating effectively relieves the discomfort and normalises my urine test results. For daily maintenance, I take two capsules each morning and evening.
9
D-mannose aids menopausal UTI management
We evaluated the effectiveness of a nutraceutical compound featuring D-mannose, along with cranberry, bearberry, and inulin, in treating recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) among menopausal women. In our cohort study, women took this treatment for ten days each month.
At six months, there was a notable decrease in women experiencing recurrent UTIs compared to their baseline. Additionally, at the twelve-month mark, more participants in the treatment group reported being infection-free and showed significant improvement in UTI-related symptoms.
At six months, there was a notable decrease in women experiencing recurrent UTIs compared to their baseline. Additionally, at the twelve-month mark, more participants in the treatment group reported being infection-free and showed significant improvement in UTI-related symptoms.
9
D-mannose shows potential benefits
We conducted a study on the effectiveness of Kistinox® Forte, a dietary supplement containing cranberry, Noxamicina®, and D-mannose, for treating urinary disorders in women aged 40 to 50.
Over three months, 100 participants received the supplement, while 50 others served as a control group.
The results highlighted the supplement's excellent efficacy and tolerability, showing promise in managing recurrent cystitis, which is a common concern for women in this age group.
Over three months, 100 participants received the supplement, while 50 others served as a control group.
The results highlighted the supplement's excellent efficacy and tolerability, showing promise in managing recurrent cystitis, which is a common concern for women in this age group.
References
- Mainini G, Passaro M, Schiattarella A, Franciscis P, Donna MCD, et al. Prevention and treatment of cystitis during menopause: efficacy of a nutraceutical containing D-mannose, inulin, cranberry, bearberry, and . Prz Menopauzalny. 2020;19:130. 10.5114/pm.2020.99567
- DE Leo V, Cappelli V, Massaro MG, Tosti C, Morgante G. [Evaluation of the effects of a natural dietary supplement with cranberry, Noxamicina® and D-mannose in recurrent urinary infections in perimenopausal women]. Minerva Ginecol. 2017;69:336. 10.23736/S0026-4784.17.04074-6
- Ahmed H, Davies F, Francis N, Farewell D, Butler C, et al. Long-term antibiotics for prevention of recurrent urinary tract infection in older adults: systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised trials. BMJ Open. 2017;7:e015233. 10.1136/bmjopen-2016-015233
