Horbaach Water Pills: What Is in Them and Who Should Avoid

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    Horbaach Water Pills is a herbal formula in vegetarian tablets. It combines traditional herbs, including uva ursi, artichoke, dandelion root and buchu leaf, with potassium.

    At a glance

    Detail Water Pills
    Herbs Uva ursi, artichoke, dandelion root, buchu leaf
    Added mineral Potassium
    Tablet Vegetarian

    What to know

    These herbs have a traditional reputation as mild diuretics, which means they may increase urine output. Any change on the scales from a diuretic is water, not body fat, and it returns when you rehydrate. Swelling in the legs, ankles or hands can be a sign of a heart, kidney or liver problem and needs a doctor, not a herbal tablet. Uva ursi is only suitable for short term use.

    Who should check first

    • Kidney, heart or liver disease: do not use it.
    • Fluid tablets, blood pressure medicine or lithium: do not combine without your doctor's advice.
    • Pregnant or breastfeeding, or under 18: do not use it.
    • Ongoing swelling: see your GP.

    How to use and where to buy

    Follow the label, use it short term only and keep drinking water. Shop Horbaach Water Pills online at Supps247 with Australia-wide delivery or click and collect, or browse more from Horbaach.

    Checked against the product listing on 12 November 2026. Always read the label and follow the directions. General information, not medical advice.