Biologically active collagen, obtained according to an innovative method of prof. Jozef Przybylski, in the form of intimate gel for women, improving comfort of external genitals, regardless of age. The biological activity of this preparation has been confirmed by a Meigs Test. In every tested case, a high Maturation Index of the vaginal epidermis cells was obtained. Perfect absorption in the outer section of the reproductive organ has additionally made the Prof. Przybylski collagen an almost ideal preparation which improves comfort, regardless of age of the women who use it. Vitamin E, called the vitamin of youth, a lipoprotein lipase cofactor, combined with biologically active collagen, regenerates the cellular and connective tissue structures of the reproductive organ, restoring their vitality. At the same time, it is an alternative for hormones and growth factors. Vitamin D and trans-retinol activate the morphogenesis of the basal lamina of the stratified squamous epithelium, making it resistant to injuries and inflammatory conditions. The asepsis of the preparation is guaranteed by 0.5% lactic acid, guarding the vagina’s microbiological purity. The preparation is recommended for conditioning and protection of women’s external genitals, particularly in the menopausal period, at the insufficient function of the moistening glands and in the cases of subjectively felt need for increasing the genital organs' vitality.

Application:
Apply once a day, using 1 ml before sleep, during a period not shorter than 14 days, for protection and conditioning the genitals area. Take small amount of the preparation, observing aseptic principles. Apply small layer on the surface of external genitals. After the required effect has been achieved, application of the preparation should be repeated 3 times a week.

Ingredients (INCI): Collagen, Retinol, Tocopherol

Storing in temperature lower than 5oC or higher than 15o C can cause loss of the protein’s spatial conformation. Exposing to light or irradiation can cause loss of the protein’s spatial conformation.