The Link Between UTIs & Pregnancy
UTIs are a common problem during pregnancy. Learn more about why pregnancy makes you more
prone to UTIs and what symptoms to look out for.
Made in Australia
Directions for use
Adults and children 12 years of age and over: Take 1 tablet twice daily
- Swallow the tablet with a full glass of water or other liquid
- Uramet tablets can be taken with or without food
- If you prefer, you can cut the Uramet tablet in half or crush it and take it with a drink of milk or fruit juice
If you are not sure whether Uramet Antibacterial Tablets is right for you, talk to your pharmacist or doctor. They will be able to answer any queries you may have and advise you on whether this product is suitable for you.
Ingredients
Each Uramet Antibacterial Tablet contains:
- Methenamine hippurate, Colloidal anhydrous silica, Magnesium stearate, Povidone
- Sugar free • Lactose free • Gluten free • Sodium free • No artificial colours
If you are not sure whether Uramet Antibacterial Tablets is right for you, talk to your pharmacist or doctor. They will be able to answer any queries you may have and advise you on whether this product is suitable for you.
Do I have a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
Welcome to the UTI symptom checker.
This short quiz has been designed to help you identify if you have a UTI, and help you choose the right treatment or course of action depending on the symptoms you’re experiencing.
UTIs are usually infections caused by bacteria called Escherichia coli (E. coli), and typically affect the urethra, bladder, vagina and kidneys. UTIs are very common, and nothing to be embarrassed about, but depending on the severity and the symptoms you are experiencing, it may be necessary to see your doctor for antibiotic treatment.
This is a guide only. For medical advice or diagnosis, see your doctor. This questionnaire is not suitable for individuals younger than 12 years old.
Your UTI support* crew
For symptomatic UTI
Relief*
Ural Effervescent Powders
Relieves the burning symptoms of UTIs by reducing the acidity of urine.
- Relieves the burning symptoms of UTIs
- Works by reducing the acidity of urine
For urinary tract health
Maintenance
Ural Daily Cranberry Supplement
Concentrated formula to help reduce the occurrence of medically diagnosed cystitis.
- Helps reduce the occurrence of medically diagnosed cystitis
- Concentrated one-a-day formula to support urinary tract health
For recurrent UTI
Prevention
Uramet Antibacterial Tablets
Non-antibiotic therapy to help suppress urinary tract bacteria for short or long-term use.
- Non-antibiotic therapy
- Suppresses urinary tract bacteria
- May be used for short-term or long-term prevention of recurrent UTIs
Ural effervescent powders and Uramet should not be used together.
Urinary health hub
For more information and some resources....
Do Cranberry Capsules reduce the occurrence of Medically Diagnosed Cystitis? | Ural
Ever had a UTI? If you have, then there’s a good chance you've tried to treat it yourself with cranberry
– but why is cranberry good for urinary tract infections?
Managing UTIs in Men
Did you know UTIs can be a problem for men too? Uncover the causes and symptoms of UTIs in men,
and why it’s important to recognise, treat and try to prevent these types of infections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find or buy Uramet in store?
Uramet is only available in pharmacies nation-wide. Visit our Where To Buy page to find your local retailer.
Do I need to speak to a pharmacist before purchasing Uramet?
Yes. Uramet has recently changed to a Pharmacist Only Medicine, which means you’ll need to speak to your pharmacist who can help determine the best option for your needs.
Has the formula or effectiveness of Uramet changed?
No, the ingredients and effectiveness remain the same. The only difference is that Uramet is now kept behind the counter with the pharmacist, who can assist you in choosing the most suitable option.
If I am on a low-sodium diet can I take Uramet?
Yes, Uramet is sodium free which makes it suitable if you are on a low-sodium diet.
Can I take Uramet if I’m pregnant or breastfeeding?
Tell your pharmacist if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant or are breastfeeding. Your pharmacist will discuss the benefits and possible risks of taking Uramet during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
When you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you should always check with your doctor or pharmacist before taking any medication.
Is Uramet suitable for children?
Do not use Uramet in children under 12 years of age.
Is Uramet made in Australia?
Yes, Uramet is made locally in Dandenong, Victoria, Australia.