Urinary Tract Power Pack™ Three Supplement Bottles of Capsules
- Probiotic and Herbal Support for Urinary Tract Wellness*
- 100 Billion Cell Probiotic and Two Herbal Blends in 3 Bottles*
- Two Bottles Last 30 Days and One Lasts 60 Days*
- Not a Treatment for Infection: See a Doctor for Symptoms*
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Quick Answer: Urinary Tract Power Pack™
The Urinary Tract Power Pack™ is 3 bottles for adults who want everyday probiotic and herbal wellness support: 100 Billion Probiotic, UTI Gone™ and Immunity Factors™. Key caution: this pack does not treat a urinary tract infection. MedlinePlus says that if you think you have a UTI, it is important to see your doctor, and that treatment is with antibiotics. Do not delay medical care. The pack has no D-mannose and no cranberry.
What's in the Urinary Tract Power Pack™
The pack holds 3 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels. UTI Gone is a product name and not a treatment claim.
| Product | Form and count | Serving per label | Key ingredients per label | Lasts at label serving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 Billion Probiotic | Enteric-coated vegetarian capsules, 30 | 1 Vegetarian Capsule daily | 421 mg probiotic blend (100 billion cells per capsule, 12 strains), larch arabinogalactan 25 mg, fructooligosaccharides 25 mg | 30 days |
| UTI Gone™ | Vegan capsules, 60 | 1 Vegan Capsule daily | 1000 mg proprietary blend: marshmallow root, echinacea, cinnamon, oregano, chamomile, burdock root, dandelion root, horsetail, nettle root | 60 days (2 months) |
| Immunity Factors™ | Vegan capsules, 60 | 2 Vegan Capsules daily | 2000 mg proprietary blend: star anise, neem leaf, echinacea, olive leaf, elderberry, shiitake, reishi, marshmallow root, rose hips, astragalus, alfalfa, oregano, pau d'arco | 30 days |
Amounts in the blends. UTI Gone and Immunity Factors are proprietary blends, so the label gives the total and not the amount of each herb.
Why These 3 Bottles Together
This set pairs a probiotic with two herb blends. It does not contain D-mannose or cranberry, and we do not claim any bottle fights infection.
- 100 Billion Probiotic adds 12 named strains and 2 prebiotic fibers.
- UTI Gone™ is a traditional 9-herb blend.
- Immunity Factors™ is a 13-herb blend for general immune support.
Three herbs appear in 2 bottles. Echinacea, oregano and marshmallow root are in both UTI Gone and Immunity Factors. Both are proprietary blends, so the combined amounts are not disclosed.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Urinary Tract Power Pack™ costs about 24% less than buying the 3 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
The labels give these amounts and do not name a time of day.
| Bottle | Per day (label) | Bottle lasts |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Billion Probiotic | 1 capsule | 30 days |
| UTI Gone™ | 1 capsule | 60 days |
| Immunity Factors™ | 2 capsules | 30 days |
That is 4 capsules a day in total. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions
Do not delay care for infection symptoms. A urinary tract infection is a bacterial infection, and untreated it can ascend to the kidneys and lead to sepsis. MedlinePlus states: “If you think you have a UTI it is important to see your doctor.” If you have burning, urgency, fever, back or side pain, or blood in your urine, see a clinician now. Do not use this pack in place of testing or prescribed treatment.
Kidney stones and urinary symptoms. See a doctor. This pack does not address kidney stones.
| If you... | Why it matters | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Have an autoimmune disease or take immunosuppressants | This set stacks immune-active herbs. NCCIH says astragalus might worsen autoimmune symptoms and people with autoimmune diseases should avoid it, and that there are theoretical reasons echinacea might interact with immunosuppressants. | Avoid unless your doctor advises otherwise. |
| Have a weakened immune system or a serious illness | NCCIH says the risk of harmful effects from probiotics is greater in people with severe illnesses or compromised immune systems. | Ask your doctor first. |
| Are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding | Neem is traditionally avoided in pregnancy and has an experimental reputation as an antifertility agent. Astragalus was toxic to the fetus in some animal research, and NCCIH says little is known about echinacea, elderberry or chamomile in this setting. | Do not use. |
| Are allergic to ragweed or related plants | NCCIH says some people have allergic reactions to echinacea, which may be severe, and that people allergic to ragweed or daisies are more likely to react to chamomile. | Ask your doctor first. |
| Take a blood thinner or antiplatelet | NCCIH reports interactions between chamomile and warfarin, and theoretical reasons dandelion might interact with anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs. | Tell your prescriber and surgeon you take this pack. |
| Take a water pill or diabetes medicine, or have kidney disease | NCCIH notes theoretical reasons dandelion might interact with antidiabetes and water pill drugs. UTI Gone also contains nettle and horsetail, herbs with diuretic use. | Ask your prescriber before starting. |
| Take any prescribed medicine | NCCIH reports conflicting evidence on whether echinacea interacts with drugs metabolized by the liver. | Show your prescriber all 3 labels. |
| Have children at home, or are under 18 | Immunity Factors is labeled for adult use only, and neem oil is documented as toxic to infants. | Keep out of reach of children. |
Sources: MedlinePlus (Urinary Tract Infections), NCCIH (Astragalus, Echinacea, Probiotics, Chamomile, Dandelion, Elderberry). Not every herb in these blends has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack is a dietary supplement for general wellness. The labels give no course length, so this page does not promise a timeline.
- Reassess with a practitioner after the first bottle ends, which is day 30 for the probiotic and Immunity Factors.
- Any infection symptoms should be seen by a clinician now, not after a bottle ends.
- Bring all 3 labels to your review.
How It Differs From the Immune Power Pack
The Immune Power Pack™ also includes Immunity Factors, but adds Mega VMT, Nuclear Greens and Olive Leaf. It has no UTI Gone or probiotic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the Urinary Tract Power Pack? +
3 bottles: 100 Billion Probiotic, UTI Gone™ and Immunity Factors™. The probiotic holds 30 capsules and the others hold 60.
Will this pack treat a UTI? +
No. None of the 3 bottles is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. MedlinePlus says UTIs are treated with antibiotics, so see a doctor if you think you have one.
Does it contain D-mannose or cranberry? +
No. Neither D-mannose nor cranberry is on any of the 3 labels.
What should I do if I have UTI symptoms? +
See a doctor promptly for a urine test. Do not delay care to try any of these 3 bottles, because an untreated infection can reach the kidneys.
How long does one pack last? +
The probiotic and Immunity Factors each last 30 days. UTI Gone lasts 60 days at 1 capsule a day.
Which herbs are in more than one bottle? +
3 herbs: echinacea, oregano and marshmallow root are in both UTI Gone and Immunity Factors. The combined amounts are not disclosed.
Can I take it with an autoimmune condition? +
Avoid it unless your doctor advises otherwise. NCCIH says people with autoimmune diseases should avoid astragalus, and the pack stacks several immune-active herbs.
Which probiotic strains are included? +
The label lists 12 strains and 100 billion cells per capsule, including B. lactis Bl-04, L. acidophilus La-14 and L. plantarum Lp-115.
