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NatureBell Cranberry Capsules 36000mg Acerola 240 Veggie Pills

SKU: 71819-C

NatureBell Cranberry Capsules 36000mg combine concentrated cranberry extract with acerola cherry (a natural vitamin C source) for urinary tract and immune wellness support. Cranberry contains proanthocyanidins (PACs) that may help inhibit certain bacteria from adhering to urinary tract walls. The 36000mg figure represents herb-equivalent strength of the concentrated extract, not the actual capsule weight. Each 240-veggie-pill bottle is an 8-month supply at one daily. People with kidney stones (especially calcium oxalate type) should consult their healthcare provider before regular cranberry supplementation.

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Q: Does the 36000mg figure mean the capsule contains 36 grams?
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Posted by Customer, Sunday, May 3, 2026 on product NatureBell Cranberry Capsules 36000mg Acerola 240 Veggie Pills
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    A: No — that would be physically impossible (capsules typically hold 500 to 1500 mg total). The 36000mg figure represents herb-equivalent strength of the concentrated extract. The actual cranberry concentrate per capsule is much smaller, but standardized to deliver activity equivalent to 36 grams of fresh cranberries. Read the supplement facts panel for the actual capsule contents and PAC (proanthocyanidin) standardization, which is the most clinically relevant cranberry marker.
    Posted by Champ Vita on Sunday, May 3, 2026

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Q: Does cranberry actually prevent UTIs?
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Posted by Customer, Sunday, May 3, 2026 on product NatureBell Cranberry Capsules 36000mg Acerola 240 Veggie Pills
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    A: Mixed evidence. Several studies suggest cranberry may modestly reduce UTI recurrence in women with frequent infections, particularly products standardized to 36 mg PACs daily. Larger trials (Cochrane reviews) show smaller effects than originally hoped. Cranberry is not a treatment for active UTIs — those need antibiotics from a healthcare provider. For prevention, cranberry is best used as one part of a strategy including hydration, post-intercourse urination, and other measures. Discuss recurrent UTIs with your healthcare provider for proper evaluation.
    Posted by Champ Vita on Sunday, May 3, 2026

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Q: Why combine with acerola cherry?
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Posted by Customer, Sunday, May 3, 2026 on product NatureBell Cranberry Capsules 36000mg Acerola 240 Veggie Pills
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    A: Acerola is one of the highest natural sources of vitamin C (much higher concentration than oranges). Combining with cranberry adds antioxidant and immune support, plus vitamin C may slightly acidify urine which some research suggests creates a less hospitable environment for certain bacteria. The pairing creates a broader urinary and immune wellness formula than cranberry alone, drawing on natural vitamin C rather than synthetic ascorbic acid.
    Posted by Champ Vita on Sunday, May 3, 2026

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