Balance Activ Vaginal Infection Rapid Self-Test
Balance Activ Vaginal Infection Rapid Self-Test
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Product Information
Quickly identify the cause of vaginal discomfort at home. Accurate, easy-to-use test distinguishes between thrush and BV. Fast results in minutes.
Features
At-Home Self-Test To Help Identify The Type Of Vaginal Infection — Distinguishes Between Thrush (Low Ph) And Bacterial Vaginosis Or Bv (Elevated Ph)
Uses Vaginal Ph Detection To Guide The Right Treatment Choice
Fast Results — Colour Change Indicates Ph Level Within Seconds
Easy-To-Use Swab Applicator — No Clinical Setting Needed
Helps Avoid Incorrect Self-Treatment (E.G. Using Antifungals When Bv Is Actually Present)
Discreet And Convenient For Home Use
Suitable For Women Experiencing Symptoms Such As Unusual Discharge, Itching, Burning, Or Odour
Warning or Restrictions
This test is a screening aid only — it does not replace a clinical diagnosis
Do not use if the swab packaging is damaged or if the swab tip appears stained prior to use
Do not take a medically significant decision based on the result alone — consult a healthcare professional if in doubt
Not suitable for use during menstruation, as this may affect pH readings and results
If symptoms persist, worsen, or you are pregnant, consult a GP or pharmacist before or after testing
Keep out of reach of children
For single use only — do not reuse the swab
Product Specification
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Product code: 865037
EAN: 5016973001451
Product Uses
Wash your hands thoroughly before use
Open the foil-sealed packaging immediately before testing
Carefully insert the swab tip into the vagina (approximately 5cm) until the handle reaches the outer skin
Rotate the swab gently a couple of times to collect a sample
Withdraw the swab and wait for the indicated time (refer to pack instructions) for the colour to develop
Compare the colour of the swab tip against the colour chart provided on the packaging
A colour indicating lower pH suggests thrush; a colour indicating higher pH (above 4.5) suggests BV or another bacterial infection
Select the appropriate treatment based on your result, or consult a pharmacist or GP for further guidance