Happy Yoni Cleansing Suppositories

Why do I love these? As women we go through a lot with our yoni. From monthly moon cycles, unbalanced pH, bad bacteria after, I mean I could go on and on. It is important to give your most sacret place a detox. The yoni pearls that are a big fad right now are actually tearing tissue from your vagina and can cause huge health issues and even lead to infertility. There suppositories are safe and gentle. Once you use them you will feel more confident and happy.  What are other customers asking? Do you take the Happy Yoni Cleansing Suppositories by mouth or insert them?  You insert them as you would do with any suppository. After your shower with clean hands.  What do they do? They assist your body in naturally eliminating Yeast Infections (in hours),  BV,  Odor,  Unhealthy yellow or grey  Discharge,   irritation, pH Balance, Opens the cell membrane of cells, which leads to salinity and moisture. Do they make you taste sweet? Yes, as they cleanse you and your pH returns to normal drip will taste better. Do they actually increase vaginal wetness? Yes, they will increase wetness. When do you insert them? You should insert 2-3 Happy Yoni Cleansing Suppositories before bed. Can you use our Yoni Oil after? Yes absolutely, they make an excellent addition.  Do they make you discharge? Yes definitely. It is recommended to wear a panty liner.  Organic Ingredients: Celtic sea salt, vegan capsule.  CAUTION: DO NOT USE IF UNDER THE AGE OF 18, DO NOT USE WHILE PREGNANT, DO NOT USE WHILE ON YOUR MENSTRUAL CYCLE. ITS RECOMMENDED TO USE AFTER CYCLE COMPLETELY ENDS. PLEASE SPEAK WITH YOUR DR BEFORE USING THE SUPPOSITORIES. *Information on the traditional uses and properties of herbs are provided on this site are for educational use only; and is not intended as medical advice. Every attempt has been made for accuracy, but none are guaranteed. Many traditional uses and properties of herbs have not been evaluated by the FDA. If you have any serious health concerns , please remember to check with your health care practitioner before self-administering herbs.