Probiotics for Vaginal Health

Choosing the Right Probiotics for You

There are thousands of different probiotics, each with its own particular function; narrowing it down to a specific need, dose, and gender requires medical studies to prove it. This is why our Vaginal Probiotics work. They were designed to address women’s most common ailments and complaints in mind and rigorously tested to prove their effectiveness.

Effects of Prebiotics

While packaged and on the shelf, probiotics generally stay at their best when they have a source of “food.” That is why we have chosen to package our Vaginal Probiotics with prebiotics as a way of maximizing the quality of the product you get at your door. We chose a low FODMAP prebiotic, enriching the product without affecting efficacy or causing tolerance issues.

Turmeric and Black Pepper

Add-ons to probiotics tend to complement and boost the supplement’s action or effect. Turmeric was added to the Vaginal Probiotics to boost circulation, and that, along with its anti-inflammatory properties, will become a great aid in obtaining all the benefits of the custom probiotic blend. Black Pepper improves turmeric’s bioavailability, making sure all of its benefits are seen in your body.

Vaginal Probiotics

DocDigest by Design® vaginal probiotics have been developed for women’s use, 2 capsules a day. The scientific studies for these probiotics were performed in 2020 and have shown excellent efficacy in reducing yeast infections and avoiding recurrence, balancing the vaginal pH, and improving overall vaginal wellness.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.

References

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