How it works
Developed with doctors. Grounded in science.
Every Evere product is built on published research into how UTIs start, why they return, and how to support the body without antibiotics.
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Mechanisms of action
Anti-adhesion, flushing, microbiome balance, tissue care
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Products, one system
Daily, around intimacy, and in higher-risk moments
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Antibiotics
Prevention that doesn't feed resistance
The mechanism
Four ways to break the cycle
Step 01
Anti-adhesion
Most UTIs begin when E. coli use tiny hair-like fimbriae to grip the bladder wall. Bearberry and D-mannose are studied for making it harder for bacteria to latch on, so they can be flushed away.
Bearberry · D-mannose
"Women deserve prevention that respects their bodies — not another round of antibiotics."
El Zahra · Co-Founder & Medical Lead
Antibiotic-free
Supports your body without feeding resistance.
Medically led
Developed with input from a future gynaecologist.
Botanical actives
Plants with a long history in urinary care.
Made for intimacy
Designed around real triggers, not just symptoms.
What's inside
Why bearberry + sea buckthorn?
UTIs aren't only about bacteria — they're also about the environment they land in. Some ingredients work on the urinary tract, others on the tissue around it. Together they cover more than any could alone.
The steady defence
Bearberry
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
A low evergreen shrub whose leaves have been used for urinary health for centuries. Its active compound, arbutin, is studied for its ability to make the urinary tract less welcoming to bacteria.
- —Traditional use in urinary care
- —Helps create a less hospitable environment for bacteria
- —In the SOS Flush Sachet
The tissue care
Sea buckthorn
Hippophae rhamnoides
Bright orange berries rich in omega-7 fatty acids and antioxidants. Studied for supporting healthy, hydrated mucous membranes — including intimate tissue.
- —Rich in omega-7 (palmitoleic acid)
- —Supports moisture and tissue comfort
- —In the capsules
The antioxidant bloom
Hibiscus
Hibiscus sabdariffa
Deep-red calyces rich in anthocyanins and organic acids. Studied for antioxidant activity and its potential to support a healthy urinary environment.
- —Rich in anthocyanins and polyphenols
- —Antioxidant support
- —In the Daily Capsules
The anti-adhesion sugar
D-mannose
Naturally occurring simple sugar
A simple sugar related to glucose. Studied for its ability to bind E. coli so bacteria are less able to attach to the bladder wall and are flushed out instead.
- —Helps keep bacteria from sticking
- —Gentle, non-antibiotic approach
- —In the Daily Capsules and SOS Flush Sachet
One system
Three moments. Three products.
Each one has a single, clear job. Tap a product to see what's inside and how to use it.
FAQs
Burning questions, answered.
The questions women are often too embarrassed to ask — from sex to symptoms.
What is a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
An infection anywhere in the urinary tract — most often the bladder. It usually starts when bacteria from the gut, commonly E. coli, travel up the urethra and attach to the bladder wall.
What are the signs of a UTI?
Burning when you pee, needing to go often or urgently, passing only small amounts, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, and pressure low in the belly. Fever, chills, back or side pain, or nausea can mean the infection has reached the kidneys — see a doctor straight away.
Is a UTI common?
Very. About half of all women will have at least one UTI in their lifetime, and many will have more than one.
Will a UTI go away on its own?
Some mild bladder infections do clear without treatment, but many don't, and an untreated infection can spread to the kidneys. If symptoms last more than a day or two, get worse, or come with fever or back pain, speak to a doctor.
Do I need a prescription to treat a UTI?
In most countries, yes — antibiotics for a confirmed UTI need a prescription. Pain relief and prevention products can help with comfort and risk, but they don't replace treatment of an active infection.
What is the best antibiotic for a bladder infection?
There isn't one best choice for everyone. Your doctor will pick based on local resistance patterns, your history, allergies and, ideally, a urine culture. Always finish the course as prescribed.
These statements are for information only. Evere products are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Always speak to a doctor about recurring symptoms.