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Vaginal Health Supplements

The BV that keeps coming back. The pH that never quite settles. The odour, the dryness, the thrush that returns the moment treatment ends. These aren't separate problems — they're all symptoms of one disruption: a vaginal microbiome that's lost its Lactobacillus balance.

Ellasie's vaginal health range works from the inside. Probiotic capsules and gummies to restore flora and pH via the gut-vagina axis. Botanical formulas for moisture and comfort. Every product vegan, GMP-certified, medically reviewed, and backed by a 90-day guarantee.

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Your Questions Answered: Women's Intimate Health Probiotic

Frequently Asked Questions

Probiotics containing Lactobacillus strains support vaginal pH balance by restoring the acidic environment that keeps harmful bacteria under control. They do not treat active BV infections but may help reduce recurrence when taken consistently alongside medical treatment.

Most women notice changes in discharge, odour and comfort within 4–8 weeks of consistent daily use. Microbiome restoration is gradual — a 90-day course gives the most complete picture of how your body responds.

Yes. Lactobacillus-based probiotic supplements are classified as food supplements, not medicines, and are considered safe for most women. Ellasie's formulas are medically reviewed, GMP-certified and independently lab-tested every batch.

Both deliver live cultures to support the gut-vagina axis. Capsules typically contain higher CFU counts and targeted Lactobacillus strains — better for active microbiome imbalance. Gummies are lower CFU, easier to take daily, and better for maintenance and prevention.

Probiotics can be taken during and after antibiotic courses to help restore disrupted microbiome balance. Take them at least 2 hours apart from the antibiotic dose to prevent the antibiotic from reducing the live cultures before they reach the gut.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend speaking with a healthcare professional before taking any food supplement. They can advise based on your individual needs and circumstances.