AZO Bladder Control with Go-Less Daily Supplement for Men & Women, 72 Ct

I'm on an antidepressant that makes me want to drink more water, which has lead to me always feeling like I need to pee. I've also previously struggled with feeling like I need to go, but there being nothing there. I've only been taking it for four days or so, but the difference is immediate. I used to pee at least a dozen times a day. I could literally drink a couple of sips of water, and time how long it would take to reach my bladder (20 minutes btw) and regardless of how little there was, it always felt like I was going to pee my pants. I had to stop drinking anything at least two or three hours before bed, and I would still wake up three times a night, needing to pee. The other morning I woke up an hour earlier, and nearly cried because I slept through the entire night. I did wake up once last night, but I didn't take the third dose as close to bedtime, so I'll be doing that during the two week period you have to take three per day, then I'll take it at night for a couple more weeks. Initially I only took two per day (I'm tiny so most doses are a bit much for me) but three per day initially seems to work well. Seriously, if you think you have bladder issues and want to have your life back (as in, you don't have to worry about needing to go, you can sleep through the night, you can go out with friends and not constantly be leaving to pee) give this a try. It isn't something you are supposed to take forever, just a higher amount at first, then one per day, and after that you should be alright. Update: original review posted on 4/22/2024, it is currently May 2 a week or so later. So far it's still working really well, I'm only taking it when I wake up and go to bed now, so only twice a day, and I'll probably start just taking it at night. Ive woken up maybe once at night to pee MAYBE a couple of times since the original review. I started my period and THAT actually woke me up more throughout the night, and I didn't have to get up or anything, my cramps were just bad. Normally if I wake up, I have to go pee, because the sensation of needing to go isn't something I can ignore, even though when I do go, there's maybe a few drops. Ive been going less during the day, and I can say that with certainty. Not sure if I mentioned above, but normally I could have something to drink, maybe a few sips or a couple of mouthfuls, and I could look at a clock, and roughly 20 minutes later I would feel like I was about to pee my pants, but again, there would be very little there. For me, this improvement is astronomical. I have sensory issues, especially with sleep, which is why just needing to go a tiny bit means I HAVE to get up and go, and now, my bladder doesn't tell me until there's actually a decent amount, that it's time to go, if that makes sense. Like my bladder would be at 5% capacity and it would feel like 90%, and now it's closer to what it should be. Seriously, if you think this might help, give it a try.

The first 2 weeks is pretty hard because you have to take 3 a day, morning, noon and night. But by the 2nd day it has begun to work. I usually get up as much as 3Xs a day and last night I got up 0 times - so I am excited and I recommend - I only wish that we didn’t have to take 3 a day however it is only for 2 weeks but then twice a day.. oh well better than getting up all night

I didn’t have high hopes of this making any difference at all. I have had leakage and urgency for literally decades. I thought there was nothing that would fix this short of some type of surgery. I sought the advice of two different (male) urologists and both said do kegels — such lame, unhelpful advice! I had dealt with wearing pads FOREVER, schlepping them across the world for frequent business travel. Now at 73, retired and still traveling, I am finally done with pads. THIS STUFF WORKS. I started taking it in March of this year (three months ago) and at about month two I noticed a difference. No dashing to the bathroom, no peeing on myself because I couldn’t control it, no wet, smelly pads/underwear! I have not worn a pad in a month — freedom! I have since discovered devices that help you do kegel contractions, so I can continue strengthening the pelvic floor. And my (female) functional doctor has prescribed vaginal estrogen to help shore this all up. I can’t begin to tell you how liberated I feel, and it all started with Azo. I just wish there was a more focused way to guide women to get the practical help they need with this issue.

I find this helpful for bladder leakage. It does not "cure" the problem but it diminishes it. I have a problem, mainly at night and it seems to cut down on the frequency of needing to get up to use the bathroom. It is not perfect but it gives me enough relief that I will continue using it.

Both my mother and I tried this product for a while and found that it was not effective enough to counter the expensive cost of the product. For me (I'm 60), it did slightly lessen the need to go as often, but was no help at all preventing the occasional sudden gusher. For my Mom, it didn't help at all (she's 90). It's too expensive also.

I am female and have used AZO Urinary Pain Relief in the past - it was highly effective! So, when I became a certain age and struggled with urinary urgency, I turned to AZO to see if they could provide relief. I ordered AZO Bladder Control, followed the dosage directions and found relief within 24 hours. I have been using it for almost a month and the relief is continuous! I won't get into the details (when you know, you know) - but I give it a 10 out of 10 star review!

Works really well, easy on the digestive system. Nicely priced, good taste and good quality

Doesn't work as well as I hoped.

This product is effective ... it really works for me.

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Reduce urine frequency

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This really works. I have only been taking it for two weeks, but after a couple of days, I could tell the difference. I'm so glad I gave it a try.