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Search and filter this category ↗D-mannose is a sugar promoted for urinary health because of a proposed effect on bacterial attachment. That mechanism has not translated into reliable prevention benefit in a large community trial. A clear product description should distinguish the biological theory from the outcomes people actually care about, such as fewer symptomatic infections.
The 2024 placebo-controlled trial in women with recurrent UTIs did not support routine D-mannose prevention in primary care. Earlier small positive studies should be considered in that context. This is not evidence of treating an active infection, and a new branded formulation cannot inherit an unproven benefit.
Hayward et al. · D-mannose randomized clinical trial (2024) ↗
Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.
120 veg capsules; 40 servings
The manufacturer lists 1,500 mg D-mannose per three capsules, equivalent to 500 mg per capsule. The selected pack contains 120 capsules. D-mannose is a sugar, not an antibiotic.
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1.76 Ounces / 3.5 Ounces — US label
Per 1 scoop (approximately 0.9 g): 0.9 g D-mannose.
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