Cranberry, D-mannose and probiotic cultures for women and a formula with pumpkin seed, saw palmetto, zinc and selenium for men - supplements for intimate health.
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The topic of intimate health is rarely discussed openly, but it is important for both women and men. In this category, we have collected dietary supplements with cranberry, D-mannose, probiotic cultures and plant extracts. They do not replace hygiene, sufficient fluid intake and a doctor's examination - if you experience pain, burning or blood in the urine, see a doctor.
Cranberry is a fruit rich in polyphenols and proanthocyanidins. Cranberry with stevia contains cranberry extract and vitamin C in an effervescent tablet. Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system and the protection of cells from oxidative stress. For women looking for a combined formula, PLATINUM Probiotic with D-mannose and cranberry combines probiotic cultures, D-mannose, vitamin C and cranberry extract in delayed-release capsules.
PLATINUM Probiotic for intimate flora contains three probiotic strains, an acacia prebiotic, and postbiotics. Take one capsule daily. The capsules are gastro-resistant, meaning they dissolve after being swallowed.
PLATINUM formula for men with pumpkin seeds combines pumpkin seed, saw palmetto, nettle and pomegranate extracts, lycopene, zinc, selenium and vitamin E. Zinc contributes to normal fertility and reproduction, selenium to normal spermatogenesis and vitamin E to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. Pumpkin seed and saw palmetto are traditionally used in supplements for men.
Can I take cranberry every day?
Yes, effervescent tablets are intended for daily intake of one tablet, unless otherwise stated on the packaging.
What does delayed-release capsule mean?
The capsule has a shell that does not dissolve in the stomach, but later in the intestines. Therefore, do not open it or chew it.
Are dietary supplements medicines?
No. Dietary supplements are not medicines and do not replace consultation with a doctor. If you have any urinary tract or prostate complaints, consult a doctor.
