Dual-L3™ Biotechnology
Our Laboratory applies dual fermentation technology on 10 billion CFU/ml lactobacillus through Lava Seawater extracted from Jeju Island. It supplies the most important bacteria virgina needs - L. crispatus, increases moisture retention and reduces melanin production.
Ingredient Origin
Jeju, Korea
Supports Bacterial Flora
A healthy balance of bacteria is crucial for maintaining the vaginal microbiome's health, preventing infections, and ensuring a healthy pH level. By supporting beneficial bacteria, inulin can help protect against harmful pathogens.
Maintains pH Balance
The vaginal area has a delicate pH balance that is acidic to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria. By promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria, inulin can help maintain the natural pH balance of the vagina, which is essential for its health and for preventing infections such as bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections.
The critical super defender that maintains appropriate vaginal microbiota, reducing risks of vaginitis and urinary tract infections, promoting good feminine hygiene.
Balances pH, acting as a natural skin protector.
Increases good bacteria and reduces harmful bacteria in the vagina,
preventing inflammation and irritation.
NOT ALL BACTERIA SHOULD BE ELIMINATED
Many brands in the market uses chemicals like Chlorphenesin or Chloramine-T as a disinfectant which disrupts the vaginal ecosystem. Study shows that maintaining a healthy pH and microbiome is vital to protect vagina from potentially pathogenic microorganisms.
Healthy women during their reproductive period have a large amount of normal colonizing bacteria in their vagina, which play an important role in maintaining the stability of the vaginal environment and can form a biological barrier to prevent the invasion of foreign bacteria.
The UNDECIMBER Edge
The proper 'pH' range isn’t everything. Many intimate washes may claim the right pH level but still harm the vaginal microbiome due to ingredients like Chlorphenesin and Chloramine T.
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