Description

Just like plaque builds up on your teeth, BIOFILM can build up in the bladder and threaten your urinary health. Geenius is an herbal, enzyme complex designed to disrupt and destroy biofilms. Less Biofilm means less opportunity for bacteria to thrive. The result is a happier, healthier bladder and reduction in repeat UTI’s.

Don’t You Just Wish You Could Keep Your Bladder Clear And Healthy On A Daily Basis?

Geenius is formulated for those vulnerable times when you need extra bladder and urinary tract support. It is also right for you when you feel tenderness; when you fear that sting coming on or if you haven’t had long term success with other methods.
Why can it be so hard to keep your bladder healthy and germ-free? Biofilm is a slimy goop that may build up in the urinary tract on a recurring basis. It’s the perfect environment for germs that may threaten your urinary health.
Geenius is packed full of ingredients that have been shown in preliminary laboratory research to weaken and clean biofilm, and strengthen your bladder lining.

How does Geenius work?

Research on the mechanism of each Geenius ingredient, shows its ability to target and weaken biofilm. Geenius can help keep your bladder clear and clean in the face of existing biofilm and biofilm activators – like stress, hormonal changes and holding on when you can’t get to the loo!

When to take Geenius?

Dosage: Take 2 capsules of PeeSting Geenius twice a day, on an empty stomach or two hours after food. Ideally in the morning and evening for up to 16 weeks. Take with a cool drink.
Note* If you have 2 or more episodes of Cystitis / UTI a year – and you have had more than 2 antibiotic prescriptions in 2 years it’s almost certain that you have biofilm in your gut and your bladder

Geenius Ingredients:​

Freeze dried whole leaf Aloe Vera, D-Mannose, Turmeric (curcumin), Black Pepper Extract as Bioperine, Olive Leaf Extract, Fermented Soy Bean extract (nattokinase), Pear Fruit Powder, Propietary Enzymes* (a-amyalase, protease, lipase, cellulase, lactase)

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