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Helps maintain the balance of your intimate flora with this probiotic and lactic ferment complex, containing 3 carefully selected strains: Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Lactobacillus acidophilus, and Streptococcus thermophilus. This treatment directly targets pathogenic bacteria responsible for vaginal infections. Each capsule contains several billion active cells, guaranteed until the expiration date. No refrigeration required. Our clinical study with this product demonstrated a reduction of over 84% in the recurrence of bacterial vaginosis within the year following treatment.
Gluten Free
Soy Free
Women know that with hormonal fluctuations and changes in the acidity of the reproductive system environment, fighting vaginal infections is not always an easy task!
At least 1 in 10 women will experience bacterial vaginosis at least once in their lifetime (the prevalence triples during pregnancy).
The symptoms associated with bacterial vaginosis are caused by a high vaginal pH, which results from certain lifestyle factors (such as stress, poor eating habits, number of sexual partners, alcohol consumption, etc.) and antibiotic treatments.
Probaclac is proud to offer allergen-free* probiotics. Throughout the production of probiotics priority food allergens are avoided.
We are committed to providing supplements that are suitable for everyone, regardless of sensitivity. Probaclac is the reference for probiotics without dairy proteins, gluten, soy and all classic allergens.
*Probaclac Chewable for children may contain traces of milk proteins. Probaclac Medic may contain traces of soy.
It is best to wait until the end of cycle before starting treatment. The menstrual flow does not allow the probiotics to exert their beneficial effect. Good bacteria are evacuated with the menstrual flow and therefore can not balance the vaginal pH.
If taking oral antibiotics, you can use Probaclac vaginal. If taking vaginally administered antibiotics, wait until the end of treatment.
Yes, probiotics have been proven to be safe and harmless, and there is no reason to avoid taking Probaclac, because it is beneficial for both the mother and the unborn child.
Yes, but you should wait until after intercourse before starting the daily treatment with Probaclac Vaginal probiotic.