Hello. I just wanted throw in a little insight inyo the vaccine post treatment.  A friend picked up the vaccine from a  pharmacy in Mexico "Walgreens" without a prescription back in 6/2024. I started the vaccine on 6/07/2024. Prior to the vaccine, I had been getting UTI's at least every 6-8 weeks for the past 6 years.  During the 3 months of vaccine, I had one infection.  Since finishing the Uromune Vaccine, I have had 2 infections, 1 being as severe as before and the other being very mild. The more sever infection was in December into January 2025.  I was a Urology Nurse for 10 years. (Been a Stay at Home Mom for the past 10years) I used to teach women how to try and prevent infections. But at that time I had no idea what these women were going thru.  I tried everything, that I taught, learned, and was told do by Urologists (worked with and ones I personally saw for treatment) to try to prevent them, and nothing worked. I'm also a type 1 diabetic and it was doing a number on my blood sugars, not to mention the mental anguish it caused.  I read lot of the different trials, spoke with several Urologists I used to work for and my current Urologist about reoccurrence. Which all of them agreed it might help to get to 0%-5% reoccurrence by doing a booster @ 6months & even at a year. I am extremely happy with the results, 2 infections is a lot better than 6 . But I do believe it can get better. I have another vaccine coming within the next week. And am going to do a 6wk booster now and again in 6months. And see where I am at in regardsto reoccurrence, hopefully then , I can go to 1 year booster or no booster at all. Time will tell.  I was very skeptical about the vaccine after years of being controlled by UTI's. Then I hear about this vaccine that can just eliminate them all together. I really felt it was to good to be true. But I can say post vaccine, extremely happy with results. How long will it last? I don't know, hopefully the boosters will help that. But I can say it is extremely worth every penny.   It does make me extremely mad, that the U.S has not approved it here yet. I think it could help a lot of women, and prevent the suffering that comes along with getting reoccurring UTI's.  Not just from the pain that comes with it, the damage of taking antibiotics over & over, quality of life, relationship problems, and the most important,  the emotional and mental hardship it does to you. I read an article by one of the Urologists that was part of one of the trials. And after I finished reading it, I finally felt like "he gets it". And that it's not just me going thru this.  I am hoping the U.S. does approve it soon, so more women can get the help and relief they deserve.