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Nature's Bounty, Cranberry with Vitamin C, 250 Rapid Release Softgels

₨18,000   ₨18,000

This product is a dietary supplement. These statements have not been evaluated by DRAP (Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan) or the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, including urinary tract infections. Consult a healthcare professional before use, particularly if taking warfarin or other blood-thinning medication, are pregnant, nursing, on other medication, planning a medical procedure, or managing any medical condition.

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Nature's Bounty Cranberry with Vitamin C, 4,200 mg Equivalent  —  (Pakistan Market)

A Much More Concentrated Format Than Our Whole-Fruit NOW Foods Listing

This Nature's Bounty product takes a genuinely different approach from our NOW Foods Cranberry Caps: rather than whole fruit powder, this uses a concentrated cranberry extract (168mg per softgel), described by the manufacturer as equivalent to 4,200mg of fresh cranberries per softgel. Cranberry's proanthocyanidins (PACs) — natural compounds studied for helping reduce the adhesion of certain bacteria to the urinary tract lining — are the primary reason cranberry supplementation is associated with urinary tract wellness support, and a concentrated extract format like this is designed to deliver more of these compounds per softgel than whole fruit powder would.

Nature's Bounty also adds Vitamin C to this formula, supporting general immune function alongside the cranberry's traditional urinary tract association.

A Detail Worth Being Transparent About

We found some inconsistency across sources describing this exact product's concentration ratio — some retailer listings describe the extract as a 50:1 concentrate (meaning 168mg of concentrate would be equivalent to 8,400mg of fresh cranberries), while the product itself is marketed under the "4,200mg equivalent" name. We're not certain which figure is the most current or accurate, and would recommend checking your specific bottle's label directly for the exact current wording, rather than relying on any single retailer's description.

A Higher Daily Softgel Count Than Some Alternatives

The standard suggested use for this product is 2 softgels, three times daily (6 softgels total per day), preferably after meals — a higher daily pill count than some other cranberry products, including our NOW Foods listing (2-4 capsules daily). If a lower daily pill count matters to you, that may be worth factoring into your choice between the two.

Ingredients Worth Knowing About

This softgel contains both gelatin and soy — the shell is gelatin-based (source not disclosed on general packaging), and the formula includes soybean oil and soy lecithin. This is not suitable for vegetarians, vegans, or anyone with a soy allergy, and is a meaningful difference from our NOW Foods Cranberry Caps, which uses a vegetarian Hypromellose capsule instead.


Ingredient Breakdown

IngredientAmount per SoftgelNotes
Cranberry Concentrate (Vaccinium macrocarpon), fruit168 mgConcentration ratio described inconsistently across sources — check your specific label
Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid)Included, exact amount may vary by production batchSupports immune function
Soybean OilBase oil
GelatinSoftgel shell (animal-derived; source not disclosed on general packaging)
Vegetable GlycerinSoftgel shell component
Soy LecithinEmulsifier
Yellow BeeswaxSoftgel shell component

Non-GMO. No artificial color, flavor, or sweetener. No preservatives, sugar, starch, milk, lactose, gluten, wheat, yeast, or fish. Sodium free. Contains soy and gelatin.


Dosage Chart

DetailRecommendation
Standard adult dose2 softgels, three times daily (6 total per day)
TimingPreferably after meals; taking with food supports comfortable digestion of the oil-based softgel
Must consult a physician first ifTaking warfarin or other blood-thinning medication
Consult a physician ifPregnant, nursing, taking other medication, planning a medical procedure, or managing any medical condition
StorageRoom temperature

This Product vs. NOW Foods Cranberry Caps

 Nature's Bounty Cranberry with Vitamin CNOW Foods Cranberry Caps
FormConcentrated extract (168mg, marketed as 4,200mg equivalent)Whole fruit powder (700mg per capsule)
Capsule/softgel materialGelatin, contains soyVegetarian Hypromellose
Daily count6 softgels2-4 capsules
Vitamin C includedYesYes, 20mg
Best forThose wanting a concentrated extract formatThose wanting a vegetarian, whole-food-based option with a lower daily pill count

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Please consult your doctor first. Cranberry supplementation, in concentrated form especially, has a well-documented association with enhancing warfarin's effect and increasing bleeding risk.

Yes, the formula includes soybean oil and soy lecithin, making it unsuitable for anyone with a soy allergy.

No, the softgel shell is gelatin-based.

The manufacturer's suggested use is 2 softgels, three times daily. If a lower daily pill count matters to you, our NOW Foods Cranberry Caps listing uses a different format at a lower daily count.

No. This is a dietary supplement associated with general urinary tract wellness support through cranberry's proanthocyanidin content, not a treatment for a diagnosed UTI. Please see a doctor for appropriate diagnosis and treatment if you suspect an infection.

It refers to the fresh-cranberry equivalent delivered by the concentrated extract in each softgel, rather than 4,200mg of actual concentrate or powder. We found some inconsistency in how retailers describe the exact concentration ratio, so we'd recommend checking your specific bottle's label for the current, precise wording.

Please consult your doctor before use if pregnant, nursing, taking other medication, planning a medical procedure, or managing any medical condition.

At the standard dose of 6 softgels daily, 250 softgels provides just under a 42-day (about 6-week) supply.

You can, but be mindful of your total cranberry intake, particularly given the warfarin interaction note if that applies to you.

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