Consumer
It’s not “FDA-approved”
It’s not “FDA-approved” I also do not appreciate Uqora’s team toying with potentially misleading terminology. For example, the company lists this question among their FAQs: “Is Uqora FDA-approved?”.The honest straightforward answer would be “No, Uqora is not approved by FDA to treat or prevent ANY disease.” Instead, the founders chose to provide an ambiguous (especially for a layman) response: “As a dietary supplement, our packaging, labeling, ingredient, and manufacturing quality are regulated by the FDA pursuant to the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. All the ingredients in Uqora are Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) by the US FDA.” Based on this long-winded answer, a regular consumer could mistakenly conclude that that Uqora is approved by the FDA. D-Mannose does nothing to prevent or treat UTIs, in fact it can cause liver damage. It is ridiculously expensive and is a complete waste of money. The woman who developed it is scamming people.