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Label directions vary by product. Examples in the available details include a one-capsule-per-day dose for a vitamin D product and a two-gummy serving for a pumpkin seed gummy supplement. Always follow the dosing instructions on the specific product label.

Herbal extracts are most frequently promoted for urinary and bladder support, including saw palmetto, pumpkin seed (or pumpkin seed oil), and uva ursi, typically cited for supporting normal urinary flow and bladder comfort.

Package sizes and serving counts vary. Available product details show common quantities such as 30 servings and bottle counts of 60, 90, and 120.

Common claims include gluten-free, non-GMO, free of artificial colors/flavors/preservatives/added sweeteners, sugar-free, starch-free, sodium-free, and statements of absence of common allergens such as milk/lactose, wheat, fish, eggs, gelatin, or yeast.

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