How to Use

How to Use EpiGyn®

Wash hands and apply Epigyn® with your fingertips to the external genital area including the labia majora and minora, and the vestibule areas around opening of the vagina; or follow the recommendations of your physician. Apply Epigyn™ twice daily to experience the benefit of the cream. If needed, apply more cream to the outer areas of the vulva up to 4 times daily. The vulva is the external genital area around the opening of the vagina. Use the cream externally and do not administer it into the vagina.

Some women may experience slight vaginal discomfort, including a transitory tingling sensation, after initial application. Discontinue use if signs of irritation or rash appear. Consult your physician if the condition worsens or persists. Results may vary.

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EpiGyn Cream for Vulvar and Vaginal Discomfort

Epigyn® does not contain spermicide and therefore cannot protect against pregnancy. It is not known if Epigyn® affects condom effectiveness, or has an effect on sperm mobility or viability and may therefore affect your chance of conceiving.

How to Use EpiGyn®

Wash hands and apply Epigyn® with your fingertips to the external genital area including the labia majora and minora, and the vestibule areas around opening of the vagina; or follow the recommendations of your physician. Apply Epigyn™ twice daily to experience the benefit of the cream. If needed, apply more cream to the outer areas of the vulva up to 4 times daily. The vulva is the external genital area around the opening of the vagina. Use the cream externally and do not administer it into the vagina.

Some women may experience slight vaginal discomfort, including a transitory tingling sensation, after initial application. Discontinue use if signs of irritation or rash appear. Consult your physician if the condition worsens or persists. Results may vary.

Epigyn® does not contain spermicide and therefore cannot protect against pregnancy. It is not known if Epigyn® affects condom effectiveness, or has an effect on sperm mobility or viability and may therefore affect your chance of conceiving.