Clinically studied vaginal probiotic

No more
recurring yeast
infections.

Probaclac targets the problem at the source: itching, burning, discharge and vaginal odor. 90 % of women report improvement after the first course of treatment.

4.7 · 12 vaginal capsules with applicator (2 treatments of 6 days)

Buy now — $28.99 How it works ↓

2 × 6

treatments
of 6 days

Health Canada

Approved probiotic

The Product

Probaclac Yeast Infection

The only intravaginal probiotic specifically designed to treat and prevent recurring yeast infections.

New product

Vaginal probiotic · 12 capsules with applicator (2 treatments of 6 days)

Relief in 6 days

Probaclac rebalances the vaginal flora and reduces symptoms of vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC).

Relieves symptoms

Itching, burning, redness, and swelling

Vaginal discharge and odors

Pain during sexual intercourse

Painful urination

$28.99

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Why It Works

The science behind Probaclac

Yeast infections (vaginitis) are caused by an imbalance in the vaginal flora: good bacteria decline and Candida proliferates. Probaclac targets the problem at the source.

Nava 2002 — pH and Symptom Reduction

Study of 30 women with bacterial or fungal vaginitis. 6 days of intake followed by 9 days of follow-up.

Baseline Day 7 Day 15 pH

Carriero 2007 — Relapse-Free Maintenance

After oral fluconazole pre-treatment, three monthly cycles at the end of the menstrual period.

4 wk / 4 mo

No Relapse Relapse

90% perceived symptom improvement

Observed in the De Seta 2014 study, versus 68% in the comparator group.

80% high levels of probiotics

After 90 days, versus 40% in the comparator group.

83.3% reported clinical resolution

In the Cianci 2016 study, versus 47.8% in the control group.

Clinically tested

Probaclac yeast infection is clinically studied to rebalance vaginal pH and reduce Candida overgrowth.

Direct action — intravaginal

Unlike oral probiotics, the vaginal capsule delivers good bacteria exactly where they are needed, for maximum and rapid effectiveness.

Treats AND prevents recurrences

91% women without relapse after 4 months*. Reduces signs of VVC and helps treat recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (rVVC).

*Carriero D. et al., 2007 — clinical study on 476 women with recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis.

Real testimonials

They tried it.
They loved it.

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Testimonial 1

"No more recurrences!"

Marie-Eve, 32 · Montreal

Testimonial 2

"Results in 3 days"

Stephanie, 28 · Quebec City

Testimonial 3

"I recommend it to everyone!"

Andreanne, 35 · Laval

Testimonial 4

"Finally a real treatment"

Genevieve, 41 · Sherbrooke

FAQ

Your questions,
our answers

Everything you need to know before starting your treatment.

Can I use Probaclac during my menstrual cycle?

It is best to wait until the end of your cycle before starting treatment. Menstrual flow prevents the probiotics from exerting their beneficial effect — the good bacteria are flushed out and cannot rebalance vaginal pH.

Can it be used during antibiotic therapy?

If you are taking oral antibiotics, you can use Probaclac — just be sure to wait at least 2 to 3 hours before or after. If the antibiotics are administered vaginally, wait until the treatment is complete.

Is it safe during pregnancy?

Probaclac Vaginal contains only probiotic strains and other natural ingredients. However, we always recommend consulting a healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Can I have sexual intercourse during probiotic therapy?

Yes, absolutely. However, it is recommended to wait until after intercourse to insert the daily capsule to ensure optimal effectiveness.

Does Probaclac Yeast Infection need to be refrigerated?

No. Probaclac Yeast Infection does not require any refrigeration. Simply store it in a cool, dry place.

What is the recommended dosage?

Dosage:
Women (18 years and over): Following infection or in the presence of signs of infection, use one capsule daily at bedtime for 6 consecutive days. Repeat as needed.

No morerecurring yeastinfections.