Vagisan Lactic Acid
Pessaries to prevent recurring vaginal infections
Women who are susceptible to recurrent vaginal infections may help prevent these infections by different measures. One of these measures is the use of lactic acid which maintains and restores natural vaginal pH levels, thus contributing to a healthy vaginal environment.
Fast acidification of the vagina with lactic acid
In a healthy vagina, an acidic environment provides natural protection against infection. Acidification of the vaginal environment with lactic acid supports the growth of ‘good’ lactobacilli, which make up the essential part of the vaginal flora. At the same time, acidification slows the reproduction of harmful pathogens. Lactic acid can thus be used as a preventative in those who are susceptible to recurrent vaginal infections.
Vagisan Lactic Acid is a pessary containing lactic acid and sodium lactate. It is used to maintain and restore natural pH levels in the vagina. This is normally between 3.8 and 4.4.
Vagisan Lactic Acid quickly and effectively acidifies the vaginal environment, at the same time adjusting it to the normal pH level in the vagina. It also quickly buffers the effects of alkaline bodily fluids such as blood or sperm (whose pH levels are above 7).
Registration number: GB17407343117
Vagisan Lactic Acid is well tolerated; the pessaries can also be used during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. For women who are susceptible to recurrent vaginal infections, Vagisan Lactic Acid is also safe for long-term use. Vagisan Lactic Acid pessaries contain no heat-sensitive fatty ingredients and therefore need not be refrigerated. No special storage conditions are required.
- Supports a healthy vaginal flora
- Helps to prevent recurring vaginal infections
- Rapid acidification and normalisation in the vagina e.g., after menstruation or intercourse
- Help to maintain or regulate natural pH levels in the vagina
- With lactic acid
- Can also be used during pregnancy* and breastfeeding
- Can be used as a follow-up treatment after a vaginal infection
- Safe to be used in a long-term
- No refrigeration needed
* vaginal infections are associated with premature birth1 1 Leitich, H., Bodner-Adler, B., Brunbauer, M., Kaider, A., Egarter, C., & Husslein, P. (2003). Bacterial vaginosis as a risk factor for preterm delivery: a meta-analysis. American journal of obstetrics and gynecology, 189(1), 139-147.
Insert one pessary as deep in the vagina as possible in the evening before going to bed. The pessary is easier to insert if it is first moistened under running water. The use of a panty liner is recommended due to the high solubility of the pessaries, which can cause increased discharge. The duration of administration is generally 5 – 7 days. Vagisan Lactic Acid can also be used two to three times a week over a longer period (one pessary in the evening).
Vagisan Lactic Acid – 7 vaginal pessaries
1 pessary contains: Lactic Acid, Macrogol 1500, Macrogol 6000, Sodium Lactate
Vagisan Lactic Acid is a medical device
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- How is Vagisan Lactic Acid used?
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