The vagina is naturally colonised by many lactic acid bacteria and other microorganisms. These microorganisms together make up the vaginal flora. The balance of microorganisms is important for overall well-being. The vagina is lined with vaginal mucosa, a natural protective barrier against external factors.
Want to take charge of your vaginal health? Why not support it with KadeFlora products.
Healthy vaginal flora
The vaginal flora can be thrown off balance due to various influences, such as
- taking antibiotics
- hormonal changes during pregnancy, menstruation or the menopause
- stress
- poor intimate hygiene
This can lead to weakening of the natural protective barrier, which allows fungi or unwanted bacteria to enter more easily. To support the health of the vaginal flora, it is therefore important to restore or maintain the naturally acidic pH of the vagina. This allows the vaginal flora to recover and stabilise.
KadeFlora â essential support for the vagina
- KadeFlora Lactic Acid Treatment (KadeFlora MilchsĂ€urekur) â for the prevention of vaginal infections.
- KadeFlora Lactic Acid Bacteria With Biotin (KadeFlora MilchsĂ€urebakterien mit Biotin) â for daily support of the vaginal mucosa*.
*With biotin to support the maintenance of normal mucous membranes. This also includes the vaginal mucosa.
In addition to using KadeFlora Lactic Acid Treatment (KadeFlora MilchsÀurekur) or taking KadeFlora Lactic Acid Bacteria With Biotin (KadeFlora MilchsÀurebakterien mit Biotin), we recommend reading up on natural vaginal flora. A better understanding can help you to care for your intimate area correctly and keep it healthy.
Frequently asked questions
KadeFlora Lactic Acid Treatment (KadeFlora MilchsÀurekur) is used vaginally. The lactic acid it contains helps to restore the natural acidic pH and enables the vaginal flora to recover and stabilise.
KadeFlora Lactic Acid Bacteria With Biotin (KadeFlora MilchsÀurebakterien mit Biotin) is intended for oral use as a dietary supplement. Biotin supports the maintenance of normal mucous membranes and therefore also the vaginal mucosa.
The pH indicates how acidic or alkaline something is. The natural pH of the vagina is in the acidic range between 3.8â4.5. This pH is important to keep the vaginal flora in balance. A stable pH prevents unwanted germs from entering and spreading.
