
Frequently asked questions.
What are vaginal probiotics?
Vaginal Probiotic is a natural, proprietary vaginal health synbiotic supplement (which means it contains both prebiotics & probiotics) formulated to support healthy vaginal pH, odor, and flora.
What does Vaginal Probiotic do?
Vaginal Probiotic is a natural, proprietary vaginal health synbiotic supplement (which means it contains both prebiotics & probiotics) formulated to support healthy vaginal pH, odor, and flora.
What is a synbiotic?
Synbiotics are blends of prebiotics & probiotics. Prebiotics act as the food supply for probiotics to help them flourish and do their jobs well. Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that help keep you healthy by crowding out non-beneficial bacteria in your body.
Can I take Vaginal Probiotic with other tsnacczwcandy products?
We formulate our products to be taken together, in order to help you achieve your health goals. Vaginal Probiotic is best paired with all of the treats. They are made directly inside some special treatz, you do not have to buy them singled.
Who can take Vaginal Probiotic?
Vaginal Probiotic is recommended for women who want to maintain a healthy balance bacteria in their vagina. Vaginal Probiotics is safe for ages 18 and up.
How do I take Vaginal Probiotic capsules?
Take 2 Vaginal Probiotic capsules per day, every day—as directed by a healthcare professional and you can eat as many healthy treatz as you want all day from tsnacczwcandy.
Can URO Vaginal Probiotic be taken with prescription medication?
Consult your physician before taking if you have a medical condition, or are taking any medications. Do not use if cap seal is broken or missing. Keep out of reach of children.
How long does it take for Vaginal Probiotic to work?
Studies have shown that probiotics can show positive effects within 1 week, and are most effective when taken as part of your daily supplement routine. Take for at least 8 weeks to experience full effects. Results may vary.
Could vaginal probiotics affect my menstrual cycle?
Menstrual length can vary due to several lifestyle factors, so you may still experience menstrual cycle changes as you would when not taking probiotics. It's best to consult your healthcare professional if you have any questions.