A woman in her 50s who struggled with stress incontinence says the JUDE CoreCTRL Bladder Health Supplement, costing about 79p a day, has been a 'game changer'. The supplement, which appeared on BBC's Dragons' Den, is currently discounted from £118.50 to £79.90 for a three-month supply, with an extra 20% off using the code CHANGE20, bringing the cost down to £63.92.
What the supplement contains
JUDE CoreCTRL is designed to support normal bladder function using plant-based ingredients including pumpkin seed extract and soy germ extract, alongside vitamins and minerals that contribute to normal muscle and nerve function. The brand advises following a 12-week programme, stating that 83% of women notice results within this timeframe.
The 12-week starter plan includes a booster pack with 15 additional capsules to help establish key nutrients during the initial fortnight, five PelviTONE sachets to sample over several days, and a refillable container for keeping capsules. The supplement features pumpkin seeds rich in magnesium, zinc, iron, B vitamins and omega-6 fatty acids, while soy germ extract delivers phytoestrogens.
Customer reviews
Shoppers who have tried the supplement have posted reviews online, with many awarding five stars. One woman in her 50s said the supplements had made a huge difference to her stress incontinence, which began after childbirth and worsened over time. She said: "I wore a pad every day, even when walking the dogs, but now I only wear one for activities such as dancing or running. It has made such a difference to my confidence and self esteem. I'm absolutely delighted."
Another shopper called the product a 'game changer', adding: "I've been using Jude capsules for four months... I had been struggling with peeing when I sneezed or coughed and this has improved so much. I also got up 3/4 times a night to go the toilet and now I'm only up once if at all."
A keen outdoors enthusiast shared: "I've been taking the supplement for four months. My leaks have lessened a lot! The urgency has gone too. My confidence to go trekking over a distance has increased hugely." One three-star review noted: "No improvement for me but accept it is a very individual experience," while another said: "This product in my opinion is fantastic. It's given me a new lease of life."
Other bladder support options
JUDE has also developed SleepTHRU, a separate supplement marketed as supporting the biological systems involved in overnight bladder function. For those seeking alternatives, Holland and Barrett stocks Bladapure D-Mannose 120 Capsules at £29.99 for 120 capsules, and Boots has Healthspan Bladder Support Supplements at £23.99 for 60 capsules.
The NHS advises that caffeine can stimulate the bladder and increase urine production, while alcohol can make pee more acidic and irritate the bladder lining. Spicy foods, tomatoes and citrus fruits are also listed as potential irritants by Urology Specialists. Women experiencing persistent or worsening symptoms should seek medical advice rather than relying on supplements alone.
