Self Test Vaginal pH: a rapid self-diagnostic kit for the semi-quantitative determination of vaginal pH at home.|| Why measure it: vaginal pH is an indicator of the balance between 'good' bacteria (lactobacilli) and pathogenic microorganisms. A pH outside the normal range may suggest bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis, or other imbalances.|| Normal range: approximately 3.8-4.5. Values above or below may indicate an imbalance in the vaginal flora.|| How it works:| Gently insert the swab (included in the package) into the vagina to collect secretion.|| Apply the sample to the reactive area of the test.|| Compare the resulting color with the provided scale to determine the pH value.|| | Package contents: pH test panel, sterile swab, detailed instruction leaflet.|| Important to know:| Do not use during or immediately after the menstrual cycle.|| Avoid use in the 48-72 hours following sexual intercourse, intimate washes, or application of vaginal medications/creams.|| For in vitro self-diagnostic use only; it does not replace una medical diagnosis.|| | Ideal for: women with recurring intimate symptoms, monitoring vaginal health, preventive checks during pregnancy or after antibiotic therapies.|| Benefits: easy to use, quick result, useful as preventive screening.|| Limitations:| An altered pH does not identify the specific cause of the alteration.|| In menopause or in the case of vaginal therapies, pH may vary regardless of infections.|| Does not replace una gynecological visits or specific clinical tests.||