FAQs about AZO products

Bacteria entering the urinary tract system and attaching to the bladder wall typically cause urinary tract infections. The most common bacteria to cause a UTI is E.coli.¹

Common UTI symptoms include:

• Pain or painful urination
• Frequent need to urinate
• Burning sensation while urinating
• Bladder spasm
• Lower backache pain
• Fever

If you experience any of these UTI symptoms, immediately consult your physician.

The most common UTI symptoms are:

• Pain or painful urination
• Frequent need to urinate
• Burning sensation while urinating
• Bladder spasm
• Lower back pain
• Fever

If you experience any of these symptoms, immediately consult your physician. Learn more about common UTI symptoms and about diagnosing a UTI.

Many things can lead to changes in bladder control. You should always check with your doctor, but often weight gain, menopause, and general aging can be potential reasons for experiencing occasional urinary urgency and changes in daily bathroom routines.

Yes. This is normal as the active ingredient is an organic dye.

No, the tablets are intended to be taken whole. Cutting the tablet will break the thin protective coating and may cause staining on the skin and any other surface they come in contact with.

No, chewing the tablets will cause the teeth and mouth to become stained. The tablets are intended to be taken whole, and should not be cut, chewed or crushed.

Care must be taken when handling AZO Urinary Pain Relief as any objects that come in contact with them may become stained.

Care must be taken when handling AZO Urinary Pain Relief products. If the tablets are handled in such a way as to transfer its contents onto your skin, then there is the possibility of transferring the medicine from your fingers to your contact lenses. Care must be taken when handling AZO Urinary Pain Relief as any objects that come in contact with the tablets may get stained.

Phenazopyridine hydrochloride is an organic dye. If you are sensitive to dyes in foods then you may be sensitive to AZO Urinary Pain Relief. We recommend you consult your healthcare professional before taking, especially when concerned about potential allergies.