Vagifem Vaginal Pessaries

£29.99

Restores vaginal moisture

Supports bladder health

Can be used long-term

Inserted into vagina using applicator

 

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Vagifem 10 micrograms Vaginal Tablets are a local estrogen therapy designed to treat vaginal symptoms related to menopause. These symptoms occur when natural estrogen levels decline, leading to thinning of the vaginal lining, dryness, itching, and discomfort. The active ingredient in Vagifem is estradiol, a naturally occurring form of estrogen that helps restore the vaginal tissue.

The tablets are inserted directly into the vagina using an applicator, where they release estrogen in a controlled and targeted manner. This delivery method limits the amount of hormone circulating in the rest of the body while focusing relief where it is needed most.

Why Choose Vagifem 10 micrograms

Vagifem 10 micrograms offers an effective and discreet solution for treating vaginal dryness and discomfort caused by menopause. Its low-dose formulation helps reduce the risk of systemic side effects, making it suitable for long-term use when prescribed.

The product is packaged in single-use preloaded applicators, which ensure easy and hygienic application. Many women find that regular use of Vagifem helps restore comfort, supports healthy vaginal tissue, and enhances overall wellbeing.

Other benefits include:

  • Non-invasive local hormone therapy

  • Convenient once-daily or twice-weekly dosing (as directed)

  • Well-suited for long-term symptom management

  • Improved vaginal moisture and elasticity

Important Note

Vagifem 10 micrograms should be used under medical supervision. It should not be used during pregnancy. Always follow the instructions provided with the medication and consult your doctor for regular health checks during treatment.

Directions

How to Use:

  • Insert one tablet into the vagina once daily for the first two weeks

  • After the initial phase, reduce to one tablet twice weekly (or as directed)

  • Use the applicator as provided for clean and accurate insertion

  • Do not swallow the tablet; it is for vaginal use only

Storage:

  • Store below 25°C

  • Keep out of reach of children

  • Do not freeze

Ingredients

Active Ingredient:
Estradiol hemihydrate equivalent to 10 micrograms estradiol

Other Ingredients:

Click tab below to read the official Vagifem patient leaflet for full safety, ingredients and usage information

Vagifem Patient Information Leaflet

 

Side Effects

Common side effects:

  • Vaginal discharge

  • Abdominal pain

  • Genital itching

  • Headache

Less common side effects:

  • Breast tenderness

  • Swelling of hands or feet

  • Nausea

Seek medical attention if you experience serious or unusual symptoms.

Click tab below to read the official Vagifem patient leaflet for full safety, ingredients and usage information

Vagifem Patient Information Leaflet

 

Warnings

Do not use Vagifem 10 micrograms if you:

  • Are allergic to estradiol or any listed ingredients

  • Have a history of breast or uterine cancer

  • Have active or past blood clots

  • Have unexplained vaginal bleeding

Use with caution if you:

  • Have liver, heart, or kidney disease

  • Are taking other hormone medications

  • Have epilepsy, asthma, or diabetes

Age Restrictions:
For use in postmenopausal women only

Click tab below to read the official Vagifem patient leaflet for full safety, ingredients and usage information

Vagifem Patient Information Leaflet

 

  • At first, you usually use Vagifem daily for two weeks. After that, you switch to using it twice a week.
  • You insert Vagifem deep into the vagina using the provided applicator. Always follow your doctor’s instructions carefully.
  • Sometimes. If you are using Vagifem, you must tell your doctor about any other HRT treatments you are taking.
  • If you forget to use Vagifem, apply it as soon as you remember. However, skip it if it’s nearly your next dose.
  • No. Vagifem is not suitable for women with hormone-sensitive cancers, blood clots, or serious liver conditions. Always check with your doctor.