Uribiotic Formula: The Label Facts

Readers of our urinary tract infection hub ask about this product by name, so this page exists to answer plainly. It lists what Uribiotic Formula is, exactly what its maker's label says, and where it is sold. It contains no product testing, no endorsement, and no claims, and the sections below explain why. If you are dealing with urinary symptoms rather than product research, start with our medical guide to UTI in men.

What is Uribiotic Formula, in label facts?

• Product: Uribiotic Formula
• Maker: Full of Health, Inc., the company behind the store at uribiotic.com
• Form: Capsules, 72 capsules per bottle
• History: On the market since 2003, per the maker
• Category: Dietary supplement

Those are the verifiable facts of the product's identity. Everything beyond them on this page is either the maker's own stated positioning, clearly attributed, or the contents of the product's Supplement Facts panel.

How does the maker position it?

Full of Health positions Uribiotic Formula for urinary bladder, prostate, and kidney support. That sentence is the maker's positioning, reported here as attribution. ProstateFoods has not tested this product, does not evaluate it, and does not endorse the positioning. The maker's own label carries the standard statement that its claims have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

What does the label list?

The Supplement Facts panel on the maker's label page gives a serving size of 4 capsules and 18 servings per bottle. Per serving, it lists:

• Vitamin A (all trans retinyl palmitate), 450 mcg
• Vitamin C (calcium ascorbate), 60 mg
• Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopherol succinate), 16.75 mg
• Riboflavin (vitamin B-2), 5 mg
• Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine HCl), 5 mg
• Biotin, 300 mcg
• Magnesium (as taurinate), 150 mg
• Zinc (as monomethionine), 25 mg
• Selenium (as selenomethionine), 25 mcg
• A proprietary blend, 1,192.46 mg

The maker describes the full formula as containing 60 nutrients and phytonutrients; the remaining ingredients sit under that proprietary blend heading on the label, given as a combined weight rather than individual amounts. The label's other ingredients are vegetable cellulose (the capsule), microcrystalline cellulose, and vegetarian leucine. It also states the product is free from milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and soy, and that it is manufactured in the USA in a GMP compliant facility. This list is reproduced as information. Inclusion of an ingredient on a label says nothing about what that ingredient does, and ProstateFoods makes no statement about the effect of any item on it.

What is UTI Probiotics Ultra?

Full of Health sells a second urinary product in the same store, a probiotic called UTI Probiotics Ultra. We note it here as a label fact only, for readers comparing the maker's range: it is a separate product from Uribiotic Formula, sold by the same maker, and a different kind of product, a probiotic rather than a multi-ingredient capsule formula. ProstateFoods has not published a label breakdown for it and makes no claims for it either. Its existence is recorded here for completeness, so readers who see both names in the maker's store know they are two distinct products and not two names for one formula.

Why does ProstateFoods cover this product with facts only?

Three reasons, stated plainly. First, readers search for this product while reading about urinary symptoms, and the useful response to that search is accurate information about what the product is. Second, dietary supplements are not approved by the FDA as treatments for infections, and the evidence standard behind a Supplement Facts panel is a list of contents, not proof of effect. Third, and most important, a UTI in a man is treated as a complicated infection needing medical evaluation, and antibiotics are the treatment the CDC describes for urinary infections. No capsule changes that, and any page implying otherwise would be doing readers a disservice. So this page gives the label, the maker, and the sellers, and links back to the medical content, including our evidence explainer on cranberry and D-mannose for urinary health, which examines what published studies do and do not show.

Where is Uribiotic Formula sold?

Two buying options, both direct from the sources named here:

• The maker's store: uribiotic.com
• Amazon: Uribiotic Formula on Amazon

ProstateFoods does not print a price for this product. Prices and availability change, and a price printed here would go stale; check the seller's own page for the current figure.

Disclosure: ProstateFoods participates in affiliate programs, including the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. Purchases made through the Amazon and maker store links on this page may earn ProstateFoods a commission at no additional cost to you. That arrangement never changes the content: this page would list the same label facts, and make the same absence of claims, with no links on it at all.