Twice yearly BOTOX® treatment* frees you from daily overactive bladder (OAB) pills when they aren’t working well enough or can’t be tolerated, so you can tell your doctor:

“See you in 6 months”

*If OAB symptoms return before 6 months, talk to your doctor.
A minimum of 12 weeks is needed between treatments.

Anticholinergic.

BOTOX® delivers a legacy of trust

Physicians have been using BOTOX® for more than 10 years to treat adults who have overactive bladder.

How Does BOTOX®
Treat OAB?

Discover how it works.

Is BOTOX® Covered
by Insurance?

Learn about coverage,
cost, and savings.

How Safe Is
BOTOX®?

Learn about possible side effects.

How Do I Know if It’s
Time for BOTOX®?

Learn about OAB
management.

Treat OAB Differently—
Discover BOTOX®

Talk to your doctor about switching to BOTOX® for:

  • Significantly fewer daily leakage episodes*
  • As few as 2 treatments per year in your doctor's office
  • A treatment proven to work when OAB pills haven't worked
    well enough or can't be tolerated

*At week 12 in clinical trials.

If OAB symptoms return before 6 months, talk to your doctor. A minimum of 12 weeks is needed between treatments.

Anticholinergic.

Frequently Asked Questions About BOTOX®

Have more questions about BOTOX®?

What is overactive bladder (OAB)?

OAB is a condition where nerve cells cause the bladder to contract uncontrollably, creating leakage, a strong need to go right away, and a need to go often.

How many people have OAB?

You’re not alone: OAB affects more than 33 million adults
in the US
, and there is help available to manage your OAB.