Pure Encapsulations Cranberry / d-Mannose

Long training blocks mean more time in the saddle or on your feet, more dehydration, and often less bathroom access than your body would prefer, all factors that play into urinary tract comfort for female athletes especially. Cranberry has been studied for supporting a healthy urinary tract environment for decades, and d-mannose adds a second, more targeted mechanism alongside it.

Pure Encapsulations Cranberry/d-Mannose supports urinary tract health, healthy urine acidity, and a healthy mucosal environment, without the added sugar that comes with cranberry juice.

Two Mechanisms, One Capsule – Cranberry concentrate and d-mannose support urinary tract health through different pathways, so you're covering more ground than a single-ingredient product without adding a second pill to your routine.

All the Cranberry, None of the Sugar – This uses concentrated cranberry fruit solids instead of juice, so you get the same urinary tract support tradition without the sugar that cranberry juice cocktails carry.

Protected Through Digestion – The cranberry concentrate is processed with a natural fiber matrix designed to help it survive stomach acid on the way to the lower intestine, rather than breaking down before it can work.

Cranberry concentrate supports urinary tract health by helping maintain the acidity of urine and a healthy urinary tract environment, an effect studied in a randomized, placebo-controlled trial of more than 150 women at Brigham and Women's Hospital. This formula is made from 100% whole cranberry fruit solids rather than juice, processed without solvents or added sugar, and protected in a natural fiber matrix designed to withstand gastric acid on the way to the lower intestine. D-mannose, a simple sugar naturally found in cranberries, is included to provide additional support by helping maintain a healthy mucosal surface in the urinary tract.

How to Use Pure Encapsulations Cranberry/d-Mannose

Dose: Take 2 capsules, 1 to 3 times daily, with or between meals.

Consistency matters more than timing here. Many people take a dose in the morning and evening as a baseline, and add a third during or after long training days when dehydration and time in the saddle are both working against urinary tract comfort.