Help restore healthy vaginal flora with ProbioMed™ V-Balance, an easy-to-insert vaginal probiotic featuring LCR Regenerans® (L. rhamnosus), a clinically studied strain that supports a healthy vaginal microbiome.1,2 LCR Regenerans® is backed by clinical studies, 25+ publications, and 60 years of research.

ProbioMed™ V-Balance supports a healthy vaginal microbiome, vaginal comfort, healthy pH, and odor control for women seeking proactive, science-backed intimate care.1,2 Clinical studies have shown that it helps restore healthy vaginal flora within four weeks and promotes a healthy vaginal pH within one month.1,2 It also supports women's comfort and confidence through everyday life changes associated with menstruation, stress, medications, hormonal fluctuations, and other daily disruptions.

2. The easy-to-use vaginal capsule insert requires no applicator and fits seamlessly into a daily routine. It is shelf-stable and individually packaged in premium moisture-, oxygen-, and light-resistant blister units to help protect probiotic viability.

1. Petricevic L, Witt A. BJOG. 2008.

2. Podzolkova NM, et al. Ross vestn akush-ginekol. 2015

Suggested Use / Directions:

Wash hands before application. Slightly moisten 1 capsule with cold to lukewarm water and then gently insert it into the vaginal cavity.

– Intensive: 1 capsule, 2 times per day, for 7 days
– Maintenance: 1 capsule per day

Serving Size:
1 Capsule

Ingredients:

Lactcaseibacillus rhamnosus (LCR Regenerans®) ... 1 Billion CFU per capsule at time of manufacture

Other Ingredients:
Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus (LCR Regenerans®), hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, lactose (from milk), magnesium stearate.


Warning: If symptoms persist, consult a doctor. If you accidentally swallow a capsule, this will not cause any harmful effect. Do not use during menstruation. Do not use if you have been diagnosed with a disease that compromises the immune system. You may continue sexual activity while using this product. However, it’s recommended to wait up to 8 hours after inserting the capsule. If you use condoms, spermicide, or a latex diaphragm for contraception, consult your doctor or pharmacist, as these methods may be less effective or could break.