A note from our CEO: I've been there

I've been there—stuck in the awful cycle of UTIs. In 2014, I had 8 UTIs. If you get UTIs, then you understand how awful the cycle can be.

I was desperate to get ahead of the problem, but was told repeatedly there was little I could do. My experience inspired my partner and I to start Uqora.

With Spencer’s background in biochemistry, and my passion to make a difference in the way we approach urinary health, we started building Uqora. Built in collaboration with physicians and urologists, with science-backed ingredients, Uqora is dedicated to tackling urinary health in a new way, with products that work.

At Uqora, we’re helping thousands of women like me get their lives back. Welcome! I’m so glad you’ve found us.

— Jenna Ryan

Our mission

Urinary health is a huge topic, but innovation has been stagnant. You (and the millions like you) deserve better. We’re here to help you get your life back.

To fulfill this mission, at Uqora we make proactive urinary tract health products and UTI relief products. We are also conducting research on new, non-antibiotic UTI treatments and provide UTI education and recurrent UTI research updates.

Our physicians and scientists believe in getting proactive

Meet the physicians and scientists helping make urinary tract health a reality.

Urinary health is all about investing in prevention so you can easily take the steps which help you stray away from developing problems.

Dr. Bhandari, M.D.

My goal is to ensure the scientific integrity of the ingredients and product function and to keep pushing innovation through research in the urinary health space.

Dr. Susan Mitmesser, Scientist at Pharmavite

Sexual health and general health go hand in hand; optimizing urinary tract health has always been vital for my gynecologic patients.

Dr. Dweck, MS, MD, FACOG

It takes two: meet the co-founders

So often, UTIs are a shared problem. Uqora co-founders Jenna Ryan and Spencer Gordon felt that first hand. After years of struggling together, they decided to take matters into their own hands and start Uqora.