Tips for Preventing a UTI

The best way to defend against a UTI:
Don’t get one in the first place!

If you have more than 3 UTIs a year, you should also take active steps towards prevention.

Plenty of Fluids

To prevent bacteria in the bladder and urinary tract from thriving, you need to flush them out regularly.

Drink plenty

Empty Your Bladder Regularly

Your bladder needs to be emptied regularly and completely. A toilet etiquette guide shows you how to do it easily.

Head to the loo

Keep Warm

Chilling can temporarily weaken your immune system and make you more susceptible to UTIs. Practical tips to avoid getting cold.

Say goodbye to freezing
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Bladder Journal

  • You receive all tips in the form of a checklist
  • In the bladder barometer, you note your symptoms
  • The factsheet highlights possible triggers

D-Mannose

This natural simple sugar prevents E. coli from sticking to your bladder wall.

More about the wonder weapon

Forskolin

Forskolin brings bacteria embedded in the bladder wall back into the bladder, where D-Mannose then neutralises them.

Game Changer

Natural Antibiotics

A true all-rounder in the fight against bacteria (not just E. coli), also in prevention.

Natural AB

After Sex to the Loo

In particular, recurrent cystitis is linked to sex. But you can easily prevent it.

My Tip

Strengthen Vaginal Flora

A healthy vaginal flora ensures that pathogens are less likely to settle in the acidic environment.

Be Acidic

Multitalented Probiotics

Strong in the fight against UTIs: 80% of immune cells are located in the gut, lactobacilli displace pathogens.

More Strength in the Core

Urine Test Strips

Get clarity on whether a cystitis is about to start again or if it's just a little irritation.

How It Works

Hormonal Balance

The impact of menopause and hormonal contraceptives on your bladder.

Totally Hormone-Controlled