Papilocare Vaginal Gel in Single Dose of 5 ml 21 Cannulas

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Papilocare Vaginal Gel in Single Dose of 5 ml 21 Cannulas

Brand: Procare Health Iberica

Reference: 198502

€84.50 (€1,690.00 per 100 ml)

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Description

Papilocare Vaginal Gel in a 5 ml single dose is a re-epithelializing gel formulated for the cervico-vaginal transformation zone, intended to prevent lesions caused by HPV. Its unique formula, which includes hyaluronic acid niosomes, B-glucan niosomes, Centella asiatica phytosomes, BioEcolia, Aloe vera, Coriolus Versicolor and Neem extract, creates a protective film that re-epithelializes and treats dryness of the cervico-vaginal mucosa. . In addition, it contributes to rebalancing the vaginal microbiota, thus promoting vaginal health in general. Papilocare® vaginal gel is the first treatment that has scientifically demonstrated very high effectiveness in eliminating not only the human papillomavirus (HPV), but also the initial precancerous lesions of the cervix. It is specifically designed for this and has a patented formula based on seven hormone-free ingredients that makes it a safe, highly tolerable treatment and highly recommended by specialists in gynecology and women's medicine.

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Papilocare Vaginal Gel in Single-Dose 5 ml is specially formulated for the prevention of lesions caused by HPV, promoting more comfortable sexual relations and being compatible with condoms. Unscented, its application is aimed at several purposes:

Control and reepithelialize the transformation zone of the cervix.
Prevent the risk of LSIL lesions caused by HPV.
Reepithelialize the cervico-vaginal mucosa.
Treat dryness of the cervico-vaginal mucosa.
Rebalance the vaginal microbiota.
Improve overall vaginal health.

It is recommended to apply a cannula in the vaginal area, pressing the container to empty its contents and removing gently, without the need to rinse. It is applied once a day for 21 days, and then every other day during the second to sixth month, starting after the menstrual period and resting during said period if appropriate.