UTI Treatment

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UTI Antibiotics
Doctor-prescribed antibiotics used to prevent & treat Urinary Tract Infections
Starting at $15/month
D-Mannose
Over-the-counter UTI prevention — take with antibiotics to clear infections fast or use as a routine UTI defense.
Starting at $27/month
Reproductive Probiotics
An over-the-counter beneficial bacteria supplement to counter antibiotics
Starting at $10/month
Boric Acid
An over-the-counter vaginal suppository custom made in our pharmacy to help prevent & relieve bacterial & yeast infections
Starting at $9/month
UTI Holistic Bundle (Save $10)
Probiotics and D-mannose work together to flush infection-causing bacteria from your system and support daily bladder and urinary tract health.
$50
UTI Prevention Bundle (Save $15)
Boric Acid suppositories and D-Mannose provide extra protection for when you are most at risk of a UTI.
$45

What are UTI symptoms?

A urinary tract infection (UTI) occurs when bacteria enter the urethra and travel up into your bladder. Any infection that enters the urinary tract should be treated early with a full course of antibiotics to avoid long-term damage and cost, as bacteria travels to the kidneys and may result in hospitalization. Both kidney and bladder infections are considered UTIs. If you are experiencing frequent UTIs, your doctor may recommend a different course of treatment such as long-term low-dose antibiotics or preventative doses of antibiotics.

Frequent need to pee
Burning or discomfort when you pee
Blood in urine

Pain in the lower abdomen
Pain in the low back
Vomiting or nausea

How to treat a UTI at home

Need a quick UTI cure? Drop the apple cider vinegar and grab some fast-acting antibiotic relief. Order UTI meds online and get same-day UTI treatment. Taking UTI antibiotics as soon as possible is the best defense against the infection spreading to the kidneys—and way cheaper than an ER bill! And best of all, you don't need health insurance, so say "buh-bye, UTI."