CYSTASOLV Bladder Comfort Formula - Supports Healthy Inflammatory & Histamine Response - Bladder Support for Women & Men - 60 Vegan Capsules

Expensive but has helped my condition

In my opinion, this supplement is better than other equivalents on the market, and trust me, I have taken hundreds of supplements (vitamins, minerals, amino acids, herbs, blends etc.) Since taking this supplement I haven't had any flares. It's worth giving it a try! My only complaint is that I went to their website to find more information about the manufacturer, and there was none. I'm not sure who produces them and where, where are they sourcing the elements from, no background info about the company.

After taking for a few weeks, I did notice a positive difference. Will continue to take this because it is nice having less pain and irritation. It doesn't get rid of symptoms completely but it's better than not taking anything.

Instead of Cystomend or others, Cystasolv gives you the exact amount of their active ingredients on the label. You also don't have to take 4 to 6 pills a day. Just 2. It is my new alternative to Cystomend, Cysto-Renew, and others.

This item was sent EXPIRED!! 2017!

I'm taking this for bladder health, hoping to improve my overactive bladder.This product contains quercetin and a proprietary Solv Bladder blend consisting of Bromelain, D-Mannose, Pomegranate Extract, Rutin, Pumpkin Seed Extract, Valerian, NAX, and BioPerine. I am familiar with most of these ingredients but was only taking quercetin. Because of the overlap with the quercetin I am eliminating the quercetin in favor of this supplement.This seems to be a quality product. It is made according to current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), and is lab verified. In addition it is vegan friendly, non GMO, gluten free, soy free, dairy free, egg free and nut free.

Thurough, thoughtful blend. Made in USA, non-gmo, vegan, 2 capsules per serving. Trusted brand.

I judge supplement safety by three factors-- Accountability, Transparency, and Quality, and "Cystasolv" by Solv Naturals scores gets moderate to high marks in all three categories.SHORT VERSION: This supplement claims clearly that it's made in a current GMP certified, 3rd party lab evaluated facility in the US, and the formulation appears well thought out. The manufacturer/Distributor (not sure which) appears to be new, but has an intelligent internet presence with links to many educational sources, which is reassuring to me.LONGER VERSION1. Accountability. The Supplement industry isn't as carefully regulated by the FDA as the medicine industry, so it's important to look for supplement manufacturers that make themselves accountable to third party certifiers. This product *clearly* claims to be Current Good Manufacturing Practices *Certified* (Yay!) as well as Third party Lab certified. The only thing I'd love to see in addition would be the actual documents, which would provide objective proof (though I don't know if they're always available to be published?). And it claims to be *made* in the US. Not formulated in the US, *made* in the US.2. Transparency. A new brand, but I like that they're claims are specific and clear. Many supplements will say one thing in print, another thing in images (not as easily searchable), and something else (or nothing) on the bottle. The Manufacturer/Distributor (not sure which) Solv Naturals is relatively new. There is a trademark application from April 2023, so not a long track record. They are identified as a "new Seller" by Fakespot. Their web page has many educational articles and links to research and reliable sources, but I couldn't find the history of the brand itself. Their label indicates 1000 mg Quercetin (high potency) and a Proprietary blend of the other ingredients, which is low transparency, but which I understand in terms of protecting their "recipe".Quality: The package has an inner and outer safety seal. There is a mild scent, and the easy to swallow capsules are evenly colored. The formulation appears to be well thought out - Quercetin, D-Mannose, and pumpkin seeds have all been studied in relation to bladder health. Bromelain is often used with Quercetin, and Rutin is similar to Quercetin (a Flavinoid), but I'm not sure what the point of pomegranate is, as it can be a bladder irritant. NAX appears to be a bee pollen, and BioPerine is said to facilitate absorption.PS: For what it's worth, I only give 5 star supplement reviews when the GMP or 3rd party lab status is documented, which has only happened once or twice.