Wellgard Vitaflora for Women - Clinically Proven Bio Cultures, Targets Intimate Flora Imbalance Issues in 14 Days, Made in UK

? CLINICALLY PROVEN BIO CULTURE COMPLEX FOR WOMEN – Backed with clinical studies, you can trust. If you want a bio culture complex supplement especially for the female intimate flora then 'Wellgard Vitaflora' is the one for you. Wellgard Vitaflora bio cultures complex have been clinically proven to help with intimate imbalance issues in just 14 days using one capsule per day. ? 20 BILLION CFU PER CAPSULE – Our one capsule per day formula contains 20 billion live cultures with clinically proven intimate flora colonisation from oral intake. Unlike other brands, we don’t make misleading claims of “40 Billion CFU” only for you to find out in the small print that 40 billion CFU is based on taking 2 capsules instead of 1 capsule. ? STABLE POTENCY & SHELF LIFE – Stability is crucial when it comes to live bacteria supplements. The bacteria must be alive when consumed else you are consuming dead bacteria which won’t do anything. Vitaflora is potent and stable until the expiry date printed on the packaging, so you can be absolutely sure that our bio culture complex delivers on its promise – the total viable count is guaranteed to the end of the 2-year shelf life. ? HIGH POTENCY BIO CULTURE COMPLEX (LP, LRh, BL) – Vitaflora’s proprietary formula is comprised of 3 clinically studied live cultures in women’s intimate health and designed to give you the multifaceted support you’ve been looking for. Replenishing your colonies is the secret weapon in supporting the normal growth of yeast. By supporting the balance of your internal flora, you are creating an environment that is more conducive to maintaining digestive, urinary, and intimate health. ? 100% RISK FREE PURCHASE - We offer full money back guarantee, Click ADD TO BASKET now to buy this seriously sought-after bio culture complex for women. We do not use the term "probiotics" or "probiotics for women" as its not lawful in Europe. The European Commission is discussing a probiotic EU legislation proposal that Italy filed in 2014 to classify "probiotics" as "generic descriptors", but the outcome is unpredictable and timelines are not known.