AZO Cranberry Softgels Review

AZO Cranberry Softgels are presented as a fast-acting softgel for urinary tract support, built around Pacran, a super-concentrated whole fruit cranberry powder that the page describes as clinically proven to help cleanse and protect the urinary tract. The page states each softgel is made with a proprietary blend of whole cranberry fruit and frames it as a way to get the benefits of cranberry without the extra sugar and calories found in cranberry juice. The product page describes the softgels as convenient and easy to swallow, and the brand states they were specifically formulated to support urinary health. According to the page, one serving is two softgels, providing 500 mg of Pacran Whole Fruit Cranberry and 120 mg of Vitamin C, which the label lists at 133 percent Daily Value. The listed calories are 10 per serving, with 1 gram of total fat, under 1 gram of carbohydrate, and 0 grams of sugars. The directions say to take two softgels daily with water, at any time of day, with or without food. The page says two softgels equal one glass of cranberry juice. The page includes a health claim stating that consuming 500 mg each day may help reduce the risk of recurrent urinary tract infection in healthy women, and it notes that the FDA has concluded there is limited scientific evidence supporting this claim. The brand lists drug free, non-GMO, dairy free and gluten free attributes, and says the softgels are tamper resistant with a safety seal under the cap. Storage advice says to keep the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The page also explains that the softgel shape was changed based on consumer feedback to make them easier to swallow, that sunflower oil was added and soy removed, and that the product still contains Pacran. Other ingredients listed are gelatin, sunflower oil, rice bran oil, glycerin, water, sunflower lecithin, yellow beeswax, and colors from carob, carmine and annatto. The page offers a 120 softgel count, notes that larger counts may ship as two separate containers, and lists the product as available at Target, Walmart, CVS and Walgreens. Subscription options offer 10 percent savings with delivery every 30 or 60 days. The FAQ notes the product is not scored and should not be cut in half, and that the softgels contain no added flavors and no caffeine.