Buy Canesten Canesbalance Bacterial Vaginosis Gel
Canesten Canesbalance Bacterial Vaginosis Gel effectively treats bacterial vaginosis (BV) and relieves its uncomfortable symptoms. This clinically proven gel combines a prebiotic and postbiotic to restore your natural vaginal balance.
How does Canesten Canesbalance work?
The postbiotic lactic acid works to normalise vaginal pH levels, while the prebiotic glycogen helps rebuild healthy vaginal flora. Together, they create an environment where beneficial bacteria can thrive while preventing harmful bacteria from growing, addressing both the immediate symptoms and helping prevent BV from returning.
Directions
Twist off the end of the tab and then sit or lie in a comfortable position. Gently insert the neck of the applicator into the vagina as far as it will comfortably go. Squeeze the applicator to release the contents. Remove the tube, still squeezing it. Discard the empty container.
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