Articles About Vaginal Health

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Can You Take a Bath with BV?

The short answer If you want to take a bath but you have BV, The V Seal waterproof intimate liner could help protect the area from further disruption. Plain ...

Can Swimming in a Pool Cause BV?

If you've noticed a pattern between pool days and feeling off down there, you're not imagining it — and you're definitely not alone. Bacterial vaginosis, c...

Can You Swim on Your Period Without a Tampon?

Yes — and for the first time, there's actually a product designed to make it work. For as long as people have been swimming on their periods, the answer to "...

Does Chlorine Affect Your Vaginal pH?

Yes — and it's one of those things that makes complete sense once you understand what's actually happening, but that almost nobody talks about until they've ...

Why Intimate Protection in the Water Should Be Normalized

You put on sunscreen before you go outside. You wear goggles so pool chemicals don't sting your eyes. You close your mouth when a wave comes. You plug your n...

Do You Avoid Swimming Because of Your Vagina? Here's the Solution You've Been Waiting For

You don't say it out loud. You find other reasons — you're tired, you don't want to deal with your hair, the water is probably cold. But quietly, in the back...

How to Keep Water Out of Your Vagina When Swimming with Waterproof Intimate Liners for Women by The V Seal

If you’ve ever wondered how to keep water out of your vagina when swimming, you’re definitely not alone. It’s a commonly searched question online, yet very ...

The Only Period Product Made for Swimming While Menstruating: The V Seal Waterproof Intimate Liners

Here's a quiet little secret the period care industry has been sitting on: not a single mainstream period product was actually designed for swimming. Tampons...

Swimming Causing Vaginal or Urinary Irritation? You're Not Alone... Here's What to Do

You hop out of the pool, rinse off, feel great... and then a day or two later, something feels off. A little itchy, a little uncomfortable, maybe that famili...