Age 75 or older and concerned about sudden UTIs?

We understand. You are worried a UTI can flare up at any time and you may not even know it. Sometimes it can result in rapid-onset delirium, kidney damage and hospitalization.

Follow our proven 3-step program for Seniors with UTI Risks and say "Goodbye to UTIs for GOOD!"

START HERE

Step 1:

Clear All the UTI-Causing Bacteria

Whether you have an active UTI or are symtpom-free, we always recommend starting by thoroughly clearing your urinary tract of bacteria and testing to ensure you are all clear.

Clear and Protect Kit

UTI Test Strips

AFTER 5 DAYS

Step 2:

Test to Verify Bacteria Has Been Cleared

Test results will be true for E. Coli UTIs only. E. Coli infections represent over 75% of all UTIs and Goodbye UTI products are most effective with these UTIs.

Follow the instructions on the side of the box and match color of each test pad to color chart on the bottle label.

NEGATIVE RESULTS

(UTI IS GONE)

INDICATORS:

1. Leukocyte Test:
Color = Colorless to Light Tan

2. Nitrite Test:
Color = Colorless (No Pink at all) 

3. pH Test: 
Between 6 and 7

POSITIVE RESULTS

(UTI IS PRESENT)

INDICATORS:

1. Leukocyte Test:
Color = Dark Tan to Purple

2. Nitrite Test:
Color = Any Degree of Uniform Pink

3. pH Test: 
5 or Above 7

INCONCLUSIVE RESULTS

(TEST AGAIN)

Leukocytes test is positive and Nitrite test is negative: Results suggest a UTI, but you should re-test.

If results are the same, see your doctor, because:
Positive leukocytes may mean that there is inflammation elsewhere in your body, but not in the bladder.

Negative nitrites may mean that you have a non-E. Coli infection such as Staphylococcus saprophyticus or Enterococcus .

READ RESULTS

Step 3:

Acting On Test Results

Select the option below based on your test results.