This is how you dose AktivGel for the best possible effect and FAQs
We are often asked how AktivGel should be dosed and how long it should be used for best results. VagiVital AktivGel has shown fantastic results in...
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We are often asked how AktivGel should be dosed and how long it should be used for best results. VagiVital AktivGel has shown fantastic results in...
Read moreHere at VagiVital, we've talked a lot about vaginal health, but one topic that rarely gets the attention it deserves is vaginal flora, or the micr...
Read moreHave you ever experienced itching or burning in your vulva after using a new shower gel, sanitary towel or perhaps an intimate product? If so, you...
Read moreA question was recently asked in our chat: "What's the problem if it keeps itching and burning down there?" First of all, no woman on this planet ...
Read moreWe regularly hear from women who say that they have finally been able to resume an active sexual life thanks to VagiVital AktivGel, especially whe...
Read moreSuddenly feeling that you need to go. is something a surprising number of women can relate to. The intense feeling, which can make it difficult to...
Read moreLichen Sclerosus is a chronic skin disease that mainly affects the genital and anal area, but can also affect other parts of the body. It is relat...
Read moreToday we live in a more open society, where many of the taboos of the past are being lifted, but it's not always easy to talk about dry mucous mem...
Read moreBacterial vaginosis (BV) is still a subject of great uncertainty, particularly among postmenopausal women, i.e. women who have passed the menopaus...
Read morePubic hair - such a natural topic, but one that raises many questions and strong opinions. Should it be wild and free or neatly trimmed? And what ...
Read moreWe receive regular reviews about VagiVital AktivGel from women who have been helped with Sjögren's syndrome. Their descriptions are about pain and ...
Read moreThere are times when our body's physical reactions don't match our sense of arousal. This phenomenon is called arousal nonconcordance. This means t...
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