Probiotic for a balanced menopause journey. Helps maintain the normal range of serum estrogen levels in healthy menopausal women.
Probiotics for Vaginal health
Women’s health
Nourish women’s health
The vaginal ecosystem consists of a unique, diverse community of bacteria, fungi, viruses and other microbes – known as the vaginal microbiota. When balanced, these microorganisms play a vital role in maintaining vaginal health.1,2,3,4
Certain probiotics can help to restore vaginal microbiota – and maintain the stability of the microbiome community. Our probiotic solutions are specifically mechanized to support vaginal health through all life stages. For example, we offer a unique formulation that has been clinically tested to balance the vaginal microbiota during the menopause journey.
Probiotic solutions for Women’s health
KABP® Vaginal Balance
1 Billion cfu/serving
Indications
KABP® Vaginal Balance is shown to colonize the vaginal tract through the course of supplementation.
Supports a healthy vaginal microbiota by helping maintain the natural balance of bacteria in the vaginal
Probiotic Strains
- L. gasseri KABP®-064
Formats
Capsule
KABP® Vaginal Restore
Indications
- Vaginal Microbiota Balance
Probiotic Strains
- L. plantarum KABP® 061
Formats
Vaginal tablets
KABP® Menopause
1 billion CFU/dose
Indications
- Helps maintain the normal range of serum estrogen levels in healthy menopausal women
Probiotic Strains
- L. plantarum KABP® 051
- L. brevis KABP® 052
- P. acidilactici KABP® 021
Formats
Capsules, sticks
KABP® UroSupport
1 billion CFU/dose
Indications
- Urogenital microbiota balance
Probiotic Strains
- L. plantarum KABP® 062
- L. plantarum KABP® 063
Formats
Capsules, sticks
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Clinical evidence
Whiteside, S. A., Razvi, H., Dave, S., Reid, G. & Burton, J. P. The microbiome of the urinary tract – A role beyond infection. Nature Reviews Urology vol. 12 81–90 (2015).
Chee, W. J. Y., Chew, S. Y. & Than, L. T. L. Vaginal microbiota and the potential of Lactobacillus derivatives in maintaining vaginal health. Microbial Cell Factories vol. 19 1–24 (2020).
