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VJJ Health | Vaginal pH Test
- Gently place the tip of the pH test swab against the side of your vagina, then remove it.
- Observe the colour change on the small indicator tip.
- Match the colour of the swab to the colour chart provided to determine your vaginal pH number.
Find detailed instructions in the pack.
Note: This test indicates whether your vaginal pH levels are normal or elevated. Higher pH levels can suggest BV. If you continue to experience symptoms despite a 'normal' result, it may indicate thrush or another issue. Always consult a GP if you have any concerns.
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VJJ Health | Vaginal pH Test
Take control of your intimate health with the Vaginal pH Test Kit by VJJ Health. This simple, easy-to-use self-test helps you check your vaginal pH levels to ensure everything is balanced. Designed to identify imbalances that may indicate bacterial vaginosis, this kit is your ultimate tool for maintaining vaginal health.
Features
- 1 x VJJ Health Vaginal pH Test Kit
- Female founded
VJJ Health | Vaginal pH Test
Take control of your intimate health with the Vaginal pH Test Kit by VJJ Health. This simple, easy-to-use self-test helps you check your vaginal pH levels to ensure everything is balanced. Designed to identify imbalances that may indicate bacterial vaginosis, this kit is your ultimate tool for maintaining vaginal health.
Features
- 1 x VJJ Health Vaginal pH Test Kit
- Female founded
- Gently place the tip of the pH test swab against the side of your vagina, then remove it.
- Observe the colour change on the small indicator tip.
- Match the colour of the swab to the colour chart provided to determine your vaginal pH number.
Find detailed instructions in the pack.
Note: This test indicates whether your vaginal pH levels are normal or elevated. Higher pH levels can suggest BV. If you continue to experience symptoms despite a 'normal' result, it may indicate thrush or another issue. Always consult a GP if you have any concerns.
