How It Works — Vagiclav Antibacterial Capsules

Your daily routine

Three simple steps

Wash your hands first

Always start with clean hands and a clean body. Good hygiene before insertion helps the capsule work effectively and prevents introducing other bacteria.

Insert at bedtime

Gently insert one capsule vaginally just before bed. Lying down lets the capsule dissolve and work overnight without leakage. Do not swallow — Vagiclav is for vaginal use only.

Use a panty liner

Wear a panty liner overnight — some discharge as the capsule dissolves and works is completely normal and expected. In the morning, rinse with warm water (no soap inside) and go about your day.

⚠ Important — please read

DO NOT SWALLOW — Vagiclav capsules are for vaginal insertion only.
One capsule nightly — follow the dosage and course length on the bottle. Do not exceed the recommended use.
Do not use during your period — wait until your cycle ends to begin or resume your course.
Do not use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding — consult your doctor first.
Skip if you have open sores, recent procedures, or an IUD that has shifted — speak with a healthcare provider before using.
Store in a cool, dry place — out of direct sunlight and away from heat.
Not a substitute for medical care — if symptoms persist or worsen after a full course, please see a healthcare provider.
Keep out of reach of children.

What to expect

Your timeline

Most customers report results within the first week. Individual results vary based on the underlying concern and overall wellness.

Nights 1–3

Body responding

You'll notice some discharge as the capsules dissolve and start working — this is normal. Many women feel fresher and less itchy within the first few uses.

Nights 4–7

Visible improvement

Most customers report a clear difference by the end of the first week — reduced odor, less itching, less unusual discharge. Continue using nightly as directed.

Full course

Course completion

Finish the bottle as instructed, even if symptoms clear early. Many women keep a spare bottle on hand for occasional flare-ups (after periods, humid weather, antibiotics).

Simple, daily, effective