Flora Bloom Probiotics for Women Supplement Feminine Formula for UTIS and GBS 60 Capsules

The Intimate Rose Women's Health Probiotic Supplement helps to provide fast acting relief for vaginal, digestive and urinary conditions, such as itching, redness, discharge and other symptoms. The unique combination of pre-and probiotics together with cranberry, lactobacillus strains and 10 billion colony forming units helps to regulate natural vaginal and digestive conditions, restoring balance and reducing risk of infections. Other products will claim as they have a higher number of CFUs the supplement will perform better, but most will never make it past your stomach. Our unique combination of pre-and probiotics is guaranteed to reach their destination to help regulate your gut, urinary tract and vagina to work effectively and help support your health. A simple, natural way to restore balance, get rid of the bad and improve the good bacteria, which will give you numerous health benefits and improve your quality of life.

PROMOTES HEALTHY DIGESTION - Proprietary blend of pre-and probiotics, cranberry and D-mannose works together to allow for absorption of nutrients and increases the performance of your digestive system IMPROVE VAGINAL HEALTH THROUGH COMBINATION OF NATURAL PRE-AND PROBIOTICS -Regulates pH and controls vaginal flora thereby reducing vaginal odor and excessive discharge, which can be aggrevated by sexual intercourse. Also reduces redness and itching BOOSTS IMMUNITY WHICH MAY REDUCE RISK OF INFECTIONS - Unique formula of lactobacillus strains and colony forming units have been scientifically combined to improve vaginal, bladder and urinary health thereby potentially reducing risk of UTIs and Bacterial Vaginosis OPTIMIZES URINARY HEALTH - All natural ingredients reduce the adhesion of bacteria to the urinary tract, helping to decrease bad bacteria as well as acting as an antioxidant SUITABLE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN - the inclusion of lactobacillus probiotics may help to prevent Group B Strep infection which is one of the most common causes of neonatal sepsis and meningitis