I find it hard to believe. Report them to the State.

As for the UTI, I use UT Answer liquid or CRANRx liquid Urinary Health or just d-Mannose --- all are OTC. Most you can find at any health food store, Amazon, Whole Foods. Regular, plain d-Mannose capsules at most grocers or stores that have otc drugs. It will kick that UTI in the butt fast.

And if she is in great pain, add the OTC Urinary pain reliever (phenazopyridine) - it relaxes the UT muscles, temporarily turns the urine reddish-orange while taking the drug. Make certain it has the pain reliever ingredient versus just OTC Urinary health tablets.

"Many UTI analgesics include 'phenazopyridine' for relief from the pain, itching, burning, and urinary urgency. It’s available in both prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) forms. "

Just get the cheap OTC store brand because they are all the same as prescription. The name brand is AZO Urinary Pain Relief Maximum Strength 24 tabs, but you can get the same thing in store generics and it cost way, way less.

Try to stay away from anti-biotics because your body can become resistance to their efficacy. And most certainly, never ever use a flox anti-biotic such as ciprofloxin unless you are dying - because it can mess you up neurologically forever.