Rapid Shield
- BioBlocD3™ starts working within 30 minutes coating and neutralizing bacteria on contact.
- PACphenol™ weakens bacterial fimbriae and binds to p-type receptors so bacteria can't attach and get flushed out naturally.

HOW IT WORKS
Stop a UTI before it starts.
UTI BIOME SHIELD™
Results in as little as 30 minutes.*
See Clinical Evidence →prevent, repair & protect
Bioavailable PACphenol™ & BioBlocD3™ simultaneously targets bacterial fimbriae and epithelial receptor sites, creating a multi-action barrier that disrupts adhesion mechanisms that facilitate bacterial attachment and infection.
PACs, polyphenols and micronutrients vitamin D3 and zinc help rebuild your defenses, healing damaged bladder tissue, strengthening your immune response, and breaking down biofilm.
Prebiotics & polyphenols enhance immunity and restore microbial diversity, supporting beneficial bacteria in the gut, vagina, and urinary tract, balancing your gut and vaginal microbiome.
This is proactive urinary health.
UTI Biome Shield™ targets E.coli
PACphenol™ + BioBlocD3™ neutralizes and block bad bacteria so they can’t stick to you stopping a UTI before it starts. Highest potency available: 100% soluble 38mg PACs (verified A-type).
why UTIs happen
The female body is brilliant — but our anatomy makes us more prone to UTIs.
A shorter urethra means bacteria have a faster, easier path to the bladder. Add in proximity between the urethra and vagina, and suddenly everyday things (sex, sweat, leggings, even wiping) become risk factors no one warned us about.
Your daily routines and monthly cycles affect your urinary health more than you think.
Hormones influence vaginal pH, protective bacteria, hydration, and mucosal tissue — all of which impact your body’s natural defenses against infection. Stress, sex patterns, underwear choices, workouts, and even the way we pee (or don’t pee) all play a role.
A healthy vaginal microbiome is one of your strongest defenses against UTIs.
When protective Lactobacillus bacteria dominate, they keep pH balanced and harmful bacteria in check. But antibiotics, sex, stress, scented products, tight clothing, and hormonal shifts can disrupt this delicate ecosystem — making UTIs more frequent.