ALARMING FACTS
70% of UTI-causing bacteria evade multiple antibiotics
30% multi-drug resistant
UTIs are the #2 cause of antibiotic prescriptions
60% of recurrent UTI patients are put on long-term prophylactic antibiotics
Our revolutionary UTI BIOME SHIELD is medical-grade formula is active in 30 minutes and creates a 12-hour bacterial shield—without triggering resistance.
multi targeted approach: prevent, repair & protect
UTI prevention
UTI Biome Shield
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.
urothelial repair
Bacteria Type Balances
PACs, polyphenols and micronutrients vitamin D3 and zinc help rebuild your defenses, healing damaged bladder tissue, strengthening your immune response, and breaking down biofilm.
microbiome optimization
Bacteria Load Panel
Prebiotics & polyphenols enhance immunity and restore microbial diversity, supporting beneficial bacteria in the gut, vagina, and urinary tract, balancing your gut and vaginal microbiome.
good kitty vs. e.coli
Urine culture results 48 hours after sex. Open-label pilot; urine collected 48h post-coital; cultured on MacConkey agar; endpoint log10 CFU/mL. Results vary. Dietary supplement supports urinary tract health; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
No Supplement: urine culture plate showing heavy E. coli growth 48 hours after intercourse
UTI Biome Shield: urine culture plate showing minimal E. coli colonies 48 hours after intercourse, UTI Biome Shield group.
UTI Biome Shield
before & after results *testing done by June Bio Laboratories
UTI Biome Shield
UTI Biome Shield
Lactobacillus crispatus (the microbe most associated with a resilient vaginal microbiome) increased to 60.3%, shifting the microbiome toward a healthier, more stable state.
Bacteria Microbes
Bacteria Type Balances
Elevated anaerobic + aerobic bacteria associated with recurrent UTIs reduced + microbiome balance shifted toward predominantly beneficial Lactobacillus species.
Bacteria Load Panel
Bacteria Load Panel
Microbial profile shows non-beneficial bacteria highly decreased and E. coli reduced to 0.0% — a clinically meaningful microbial shift.
ingredients glossary
learn more medical actives indepth
- Protection against UTI-causing bacteria, active within 4-6 hours, lasting 12 hours
- Bind and block TWO distinct receptors on bacterial fimbriae (arms), so that bacteria can't attach and are flushed out of the body.
- They directly alter makeup of the gut and urogenital biome by feeding beneficial bacteria, crowding out UTI-causing bugs and down regulating the virulence factors that help them cause infections.
**Per the FDA, consuming 500 mg each day of cranberry dietary supplement may help reduce the risk of recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI) in healthy women.
- Provides early protection against UTI-causing bacteria, active 30 minutes post-ingestion, lasting 6 hours
- binds to Type 1 E. coli receptor arms, allowing them to be flushed out of the body.
- Prebiotic support healthy gut bacteria.
- Urothelial repair
- Boosting immune regulation
38mg per BL-DMAC verification A-type soluble PACs from 100% cranberry juice.
The highest concentration of bioavailable proanthocyanidins (PACs) you can get. Patented double extraction of the active compounds in cranberry juice and whole fruit means PACs are 100% bioavailable.
PACs play an integral role in bacterial anti-adhesion and UTI prevention, binding to TWO distinct receptors on bacterial fimbriae (arms), so that bacteria can't attach and are flushed out of the body.
Naturally occurring sugar present in many fruits and vegetables and is an important part of human metabolism, bacterial anti-adhesion and urinary tract health.
D-Mannose binds to Type 1 E. coli receptor arms, allowing them to be flushed out of the body. There is new evidence that it acts as a prebiotic in the gut to support healthy bacteria.
Lichens are a rare, plant based source of vitamin D3, the biologically active form of cholecalciferol. Vitamin D3 fortifies the bladder wall barrier by promoting cellular tight junctions, urothelial repair, immune regulation and preventing UTIs. It has a regulatory role in acute and recurrent infections especially in women of reproductive age.
Zinc deficiency has been linked to recurrent UTIs. Cells in our immune system known as macrophages deploy zinc to clear bacterial infections. Taking micronutrient supplements such as zinc, may assist in preventing UTIs.
UTI Biome Shield contains the full complement of anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory polyphenols found in whole fruit rendered in a patented double extraction technique.
These important molecules help reduce oxidative stress and inflammation, aid in the disruption and prevention of biofilms and strengthen the bladder wall.
- Complete whole fruit polyphenol profile (flavonols, flavon-3-ols, phenolic acids, anthocyanidins)
Amy Howell, PhD, Philip E. Marucci Center for Blueberry & Cranberry Research, Rutgers University
"Many lower cost supplements contain the pomace fiber material left over after the juice is removed and are not as effective at preventing bacterial adhesion as compared to a pure juice-based product.”
Edward Abratowski, MD Internal Medicine Physician at Sutter Health
"UTI Biome Shield represents a significant advancement in urinary tract health. For patients seeking evidence-based, non-antibiotic approaches to UTI prevention, this is the most advanced solution I've encountered in clinical practice."
Michael Gregor, MD, FACLM
"Your gut remains stubbornly colonized with these bad bladder bugs and only bioavailable cranberry products appear to reduce the recurrence of bladder infections by about 35%. Not as effective as antibiotics, but cranberries don’t foster antibiotic resistance, and have fewer side effects."

are preventive antibiotics good?
While traditional prevention has often relied on prophylactic antibiotics, the landscape is rapidly changing due to alarming rates of antibiotic resistance.

utis after sex?
Sexual activity itself doesn't cause UTIs. Rather, it creates conditions that make bacterial transfer more likely, especially if you have underlying risk factors.
clinical trials
WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY

