Happy Bladder is a patent pending, propriety herbal formula that has been developed to maintain and support healthy bladder function.

Happy Bladder has been shown to:

 - Maintain/support healthy bladder function

 - Maintain/support bladder health

 - Relieve urinary frequency

They occur very commonly but unfortunately are not often discussed. One in five adults over the age of 40 are affected by overactive bladder or recurrent symptoms of urgency and frequency. Urgency is the sense that one urgently needs to empty their bladder. This can be in the day or night.

Just as the health and tone of other muscles and organs (for example, the heart) is important for health and vitality, so too is healthy bladder function. A staggering 50% of females over 50 suffer bladder weakness associated with childbirth and aging. Sometimes this can involve bladder accidents, other times this can mean getting out of bed at night for the toilet, or feeling a sense of urgency regularly throughout the day. In each case, the life of someone with these symptoms can seem to be ruled by their bladder and the availability of a toilet.

Happy Bladder is well tolerated and our research has shown Happy Bladder to be effective in both men and women.

Happy Bladder is not known to interfere with any drug medications or supplements. We do recommend you consult your health care professional for specific advice on combining medications.

No, Happy bladder is completely natural and does not contain any form of hormone. The mode of action of Happy Bladder is to improve bladder tone and fluid control.

To maintain the results most people need to continue on a lower maintenance dose. The bladder toning effects of this formula supports its use over a longer period.

Derived from the stem bark, Crateva magna has been traditionally used for its diuretic properties, aiding in urine flow and supporting overall bladder function. It helps maintain bladder tone and may reduce symptoms of urinary urgency. 

Known for its high silica content, horsetail extract supports tissue regeneration and strengthens bladder walls. It can help improve bladder elasticity and reduce irritation, making it beneficial for urinary incontinence and bladder weakness. 

Derived from the root, Lindera strychnifolia is valued for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It supports urinary tract health by reducing inflammation and oxidative stress, which can contribute to bladder irritation and discomfort. 

Together, these ingredients provide a comprehensive approach to bladder health by promoting muscle tone, reducing inflammation, and supporting overall urinary function. Their combination in appropriate doses makes them a preferred choice for those seeking natural solutions to bladder issues. 

Yes, calcium supplements can potentially irritate the bladder in some individuals, especially if taken in high doses or if there is an underlying sensitivity. Calcium is known to influence urinary pH levels and can contribute to the formation of kidney stones in susceptible individuals. Additionally, excessive calcium intake can lead to hypercalciuria (high levels of calcium in the urine), which may irritate the bladder lining and increase the risk of urinary tract issues such as irritation, urgency, and frequency. 

If you suspect that calcium supplements are causing bladder irritation or exacerbating urinary symptoms, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional, visit our virtual clinic, or book a free 10-minute consultation to learn more. 

Cranberry supplements are generally considered safe for most people and are often used to support urinary tract health. However, in some individuals, particularly those who are prone to bladder irritation or have a sensitivity to acidic foods, cranberry supplements may potentially cause bladder irritation or worsen symptoms such as urgency or frequency of urination. 

The acidity of cranberry supplements can sometimes irritate the bladder lining, especially if consumed in large amounts or if there is an existing sensitivity. Some individuals may also experience gastrointestinal discomfort as a result of the acidic nature of cranberry products. 

Yes, vitamin C supplements can potentially irritate the bladder in some individuals. Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is acidic in nature. In high doses, especially when consumed regularly, it can increase the acidity of urine. This acidity may irritate the bladder lining and potentially worsen symptoms such as urinary urgency, frequency, or discomfort. 

For individuals prone to bladder irritation or those with conditions such as interstitial cystitis (IC), consuming high doses of vitamin C supplements may exacerbate symptoms. It's important to note that vitamin C from natural sources like fruits and vegetables is generally well-tolerated because it is accompanied by other nutrients and water that help mitigate its acidic effects.