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For Human
Superior antioxidant & UTI profile
Contains 7% to 10% of PACs (Proanthocyanidins) 1 gram daily dose of CRANVITA® delivers 80mg of PACs. It's one of the superior antioxidants and helps prevent UTIs, Maintaining a healthy urinary tract, protecting from gum disease, and providing good digestive health. Bacteria will be flushed out naturally.
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Non-GMO
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High Potency ( Contains 7%-10% of PACs)
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Standardized
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Daily Dose (500mg/day)
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Gluten-free
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Vegan
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Kosher
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Clinically Tested
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Certified Organic
For Pet
Tap into the rise of U.T.I care
The most common cause of UTIs in pets is bacteria, which enters upwards through the urethral opening. CRANVITA® has been shown to inhibit the bad bacteria(E.coli) and support a healthy urinary tract against infection.
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Non-GMO
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Gluten-free
- Non-standardized
- Daily Dose (minimum 2g/day)
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Vegan
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Kosher
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Clinically Tested
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Certified Organic & Conventional
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