TheraCran® Max Cranberry & D-Mannose Supplement
TheraCran Max offers a combination of content-certified cranberry extract and pure d-mannose to provide the most broad-spectrum protection for urinary tract health in just two capsules per day.*
- Maximum daily defense: provides 40 mg of soluble proanthocyanidins (PACs) and 1,000 mg of d-mannose to promote urinary tract health.*
- Dual-action support: cranberry and d-mannose flush bacteria from the urinary tract in two unique ways, each one targeting different types of bacteria.*
- The only cranberry and d-mannose supplement independently tested and certified by NSF® International.
- Manufactured in the USA in a GMP-compliant facility.
SUGGESTED USE
Take two capsules per day, or as recommended by your healthcare provider.
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What are proanthocyanidins?
Cranberries contain both soluble and insoluble PACs. Soluble PACs help keep E. coli bacteria from attaching to the urinary tract, and research suggests that at least 36 mg of soluble PACs is beneficial. Insoluble PACs work in the gut to limit E. coli attachment, promoting immune and gut health.*
What is d-mannose?
Are there any side effects from taking TheraCran Max?
How is TheraCran Max different from drinking cranberry juice?
TheraCran Max also contains d-mannose. TheraCran Max provides 1,000 mg of d-mannose per daily dose as an added layer of protection.*
TheraCran Max is virtually calorie- and sugar-free. In comparison, eight ounces of cranberry juice cocktail contains about 110 calories and 25 grams of sugar.
TheraCran Max is more shelf stable. Many experts in the cranberry field suggest that the soluble PAC content of cranberry juice decreases the longer it sits on the shelf. But, TheraCran Max contains a stable cranberry extract and effectively maintains its PAC content up to the expiration date shown on the bottle.
Can I take TheraCran Max if I have diabetes?
Can I open the TheraCran Max capsules if I have trouble swallowing them?
Does TheraCran Max interact with other dietary supplements or prescription medications?
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