KadeFlora lactic acid treatment for the treatment of discharge and intimate odor

KadeFlora Lactic Acid Treatment contains lactic acid embedded in a gel and, with a pH value of 4, corresponds to the natural vaginal environment. The lactic acid acidifies the vaginal environment and restores the naturally protective, acidic pH level. This creates more favorable conditions for the body's own lactic acid bacteria to multiply and fully resume their function.

A regeneration treatment for a healthy vaginal flora

• Treats discharge and vaginal odor in bacterial vaginosis*
• reduces the risk of recurrent urinary tract infections
• Normalizes the pH level, even during pregnancy

* For bacterial vaginosis as a supplement to an antibiotic (supportive treatment) or in cases of known, mild symptoms as a standalone therapy (alternative treatment to an antibiotic).

The package contains 7 hygienically individually wrapped, single-use applicators. KadeFlora Lactic Acid Treatment does not require refrigeration.

If you are prone to recurring vaginal infections, it is recommended to repeat the lactic acid treatment for 2 to 3 days a month, preferably after menstruation, in order to rebuild the natural vaginal flora.

KadeFlora lactic acid treatment can be used regularly as a regenerative treatment.

Rebuild vaginal flora with lactic acid gel

Lactic acid bacteria regulate and stabilize the acidic pH level in the intimate area, which prevents pathogenic germs from multiplying in the vagina. Lactic acid is normally produced by lactic acid bacteria in the vagina.

Application

How is KadeFlora lactic acid treatment applied?

KadeFlora lactic acid treatment is inserted vaginally for 7 consecutive days, either while sitting or lying down.

Before use, the applicator should be tapped downwards several times so that the lactic acid treatment gel collects at the tip of the applicator.

By twisting off the cap, the applicator is prepared for vaginal use.

Carefully insert the applicator into the vagina.

When withdrawing the applicator, press evenly so that the lactic acid can spread across the vaginal mucosa.

To prevent the gel from leaking out, the vaginal lactic acid treatment should always be inserted into the vagina in the evening before going to bed.

Those prone to recurring vaginal infections can repeat the lactic acid treatment for 2 to 3 days a month. Suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.