PHARMATEX Local contraceptive 12mg/g Vaginal cream 72 g

Description

PHARMATEX vaginal cream 72 g
A suitable and effective form of contraception for all women, including those who cannot or do not want to use hormonal contraception, use hormonal contraception but have forgotten to take a pill, breastfeed or have only irregular intercourse, is Pharmatex contraception, which acts purely locally.
Local contraception is a form of contraception that acts locally, i. at a specific site where desired, which in the case of PHARMATEX (vaginal capsules and vaginal cream) is the vaginal area.
PHARMATEX does not contain any hormones, nor does it have the typical side effects that other forms of contraception can have (weight gain, water retention, etc).
PHARMATEX topical contraception has an antiseptic effect in addition to spermicide. It works against some bacteria and viruses that are transmitted through sexual intercourse.
The cream has a lavender scent.
How does it work?
The essence of local contraception lies in its spermicidal effect. The active substance Pharmatex benzalkonium chloride is able to cause the destruction of the sperm flagellum within five seconds. Subsequently, the sperm head is destroyed so that it is unable to enter the uterus and further into the fallopian tube. This will all happen in ten seconds. In addition, Pharmatex thickens the vaginal mucus, which causes the sperm to become immobile and also creates a mechanical barrier in the area of ​​the cervical canal.
Reliability
Pharmatex's reliability is more than 97.6% when used correctly, expressed by the Pearl Index of 2.42, making this method the second most effective after hormonal contraception. High efficacy was confirmed by 15 clinical trials in more than 3,000 women and 32,218 menstrual cycles.
The need to comply
In order to maintain the high efficacy of Pharmatex, it is essential to follow the correct application procedure. The product must be re-applied before each sexual intercourse.
It must not be used if a woman is being treated with topical vaginal medicines.
Soaps and intimate hygiene products with an acidic pH that may reduce the contraceptive efficacy of Pharmatex should not be used 2 hours before or 2 hours after sexual intercourse, even if used minimally.
Antiseptic effect
Pharmatex's uniqueness also lies in its antibacterial and antiviral effect, so in addition to pregnancy, it also helps to protect against several sexually transmitted diseases. This feature is very welcome for women who have sex with a "random" partner. Benzalkonium chloride acts against many pathogens such as chlamydia, trichomonads, gonorrhea, syphilis, cytomegalo virus, herpes virus and others. In an in vitro study of 137 women over 6 months, there was a more than 42% reduction in sexually transmitted diseases compared with women who did not take Pharmatex.
Who is Pharmatex suitable for?
for everyone
reject hormonal contraception
they cannot use hormonal contraception
they use hormonal contraception BUT FORGET TO TAKE A TABLET
for diabetics
breastfeeding mothers
women with occasional sexual intercourse
Pharmatex is well tolerated and does not cause any problems unless the woman is allergic to its active ingredient.
English package leaflet included.