Hiprex 1 g hexamine hippurate tablets for urinary tract health — 20 tablets per pack (pharmacist-only medicine)

Hiprex tablets provide pharmacist-only urinary tract health support. Each tablet contains hexamine hippurate 1 g and should be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional. This product is formulated to support urinary tract health and is formulated to reduce recurrence of UTIs when used as directed.

• Active ingredient: Hexamine hippurate (1 g per tablet).
• Medicine status: Pharmacist-only medicine; dispensing requires pharmacist approval.
• Pack size: 20 tablets per bottle (the product listing specifies 20 tablets per pack).
• Usage direction: Use only as directed by your healthcare professional or pharmacist.
• Warnings: Keep out of reach of children; read the label; consult your pharmacist before use.
• How it works: Acts as a urinary antiseptic by suppressing urinary tract bacteria in the urine.
• Use case: Traditionally used to support urinary tract health in adults and for people with recurrent UTIs when used under professional guidance.
• Interactions and precautions: May interact with urinary alkalising agents; discuss other medicines with your pharmacist to ensure compatibility.

Hiprex provides a non-antibiotic option to help maintain urinary tract health under professional supervision. It is important to follow the label directions and to inform your pharmacist of any other medicines you are taking or health conditions you have. If symptoms persist, worsen, or you have concerns about interactions, seek advice from your healthcare professional.

Frequently asked questions

What is Hiprex?

Hiprex is a pharmacist-only medicine containing hexamine hippurate (1 g per tablet) used to support urinary tract health by suppressing urinary tract bacteria when taken under professional guidance.

How should I take Hiprex?

Take Hiprex exactly as directed by your pharmacist or healthcare professional. Do not exceed the recommended dose and take with a full glass of water.

Are there any precautions or interactions I should know about?

Avoid urinary alkalising agents, as they may reduce Hiprex effectiveness. Tell your pharmacist about all medicines you take and any allergies. If you are pregnant or nursing, seek medical advice before use.

Who should not take Hiprex?

Do not use if you are allergic to methenamine hippurate or formaldehyde. If you have liver concerns or other medical conditions, consult your healthcare professional before use.

How should Hiprex be stored?

Store Hiprex per the label directions and keep the medication out of reach of children.

Talk to your pharmacist to confirm suitability and dosing for your situation. If you have persistent urinary symptoms, seek timely medical advice.