A 38-year-old mother of two says she has "finally found" a solution to years of stress incontinence after childbirth, crediting the JUDE CoreCTRL Bladder Health Supplement with ending her daily struggles. The 12-week plan is currently reduced to £63.92, working out at around 79p per day.
The woman, who described herself as a 38-year-old mum of two, said she had struggled for years with stress incontinence due to childbirth. She reported noticing improvements after the first week and, by week 18, said she no longer struggled day to day with bladder issues.
"I am so glad I have given these a go, I felt like after week one these improved things for me," she said. "I am on week 18 of using these, and I can say I no longer struggle day to day with my bladder issues."
Supplement ingredients and how they work
The JUDE CoreCTRL supplement is designed to support the muscles involved in bladder control, which can be affected by pregnancy, childbirth and pelvic floor weakness, even in younger women. It contains pumpkin seed extract and soy germ extract, two plant-derived ingredients used to maintain the bladder's natural function.
The supplement also includes sage and rosemary extracts, which have been investigated for their effects on bladder muscle tissue, while magnesium, zinc and B vitamins contribute to normal nerve and muscle function. Jude says its three-in-one formula is designed to help support bladder control, although individual results may vary.
Developed in the UK in collaboration with nutrition and women's health specialists, the supplement is vegan and gluten-free, made with naturally derived ingredients. According to the brand, more than 150,000 people have "tried and loved" it.
Pricing and starter pack details
Jude recommends following a 12-week plan, claiming that 83% of women see results within this time. A three-month supply is currently reduced from £118.50 to £79.90. Shoppers can enjoy an additional 20% discount with the code CHANGE20, taking the price down to £63.92.
The 12-week starter programme comes with a booster pack containing 15 extra capsules for the first two weeks, five PelviTONE sachets, and a refillable tub for storing capsules.
Shopper reviews and other bladder products
Shoppers who have tried the supplement have shared reviews online, with many giving it five stars. One 40-year-old described the product as "life-changing," saying she had been taking it for three months and no longer worried about where toilets would be during days out, including a two-week trip to Disney World in Florida.
Another shopper aged 65-74 said the supplement "totally transformed" her life by reducing frequent toilet visits. Not every product works for every customer, however; one review noted little improvement so far but said they intended to continue, while another mentioned delivery was "a little slow in arriving but otherwise excellent."
For those looking to boost their diet with bladder-friendly foods, the NHS advises that caffeine can stimulate the bladder and increase urine production, and alcohol "can make urine more acidic and irritate the lining of your bladder." Urology Specialists mention spicy foods, tomatoes and citrus fruits as potential irritants due to their acidity.
Other bladder support products include Bladapure D-Mannose 120 Capsules for £29.99 at Holland and Barrett, and Healthspan Bladder Support Supplements at £23.99 for 60 capsules at Boots, described as a "natural solution to bladder health" suitable for both men and women.
