Douche - Fresh Scent, 2 Units / 4.5 oz

• Description
• Ingredients
• Directions
• Cautions

Description:

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Refreshes as it cleans. Complete and ready-to-use. Clinically tested. How Summer's Eve is Different: Exclusive one-piece unit - The bottle and nozzle are one single unit, so there's nothing to assemble; Comfortip nozzle - The Summer's Eve douche nozzle has been designed to assure easy and comfortable insertion; Easy angle flexible neck - The exclusive flexible neck allows you to adjust the nozzle to the most comfortable position for you; Exclusive gentle cleansing formulas - Summer's Eve douches have special gentle cleansing formulas wiht purified water to leave you fresh and clean; Safety overwrap - Only Summer's Eve units come completely overwrapped for sanitary protection prior to use.

Ingredients:

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Purified Water, Octoxynol-9, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Disodium EDTA, and Fragrance.

Directions:

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When to Douche: After your menstrual period; After using contraceptive jellies nad creams (check contraceptive package instructions first); To clear out vaginal secretions; Whenever you want to feel clean and refreshed. Preparing the Douche: Remove sanitary overwrap. Hold cap to bottle with one hand and grasp Comfortip nozzle firmly with the other hand. Pull nozzle straight up until it clicks in place. Douche is not ready for use until you hear this click. How to Douche: Gently insert nozzle into your vagina, no more than 3 inches, and slowly squeeze bottle. Do not close the vaginal opening; douching solution should flow freely out of vagina. Use while sitting on the toilet, in the tub, or while standing in the shower.

Cautions:

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Do not Douche: To prevent pregnancy; During pregnancy; If you have symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) or a sexually transmitted disease (STD). See description under Other Information; To self-treat or prevent a STD or PID; After exposure to a STD. Stop using this product if douching results in excessive dryness or irritation. Other information: An association has been reported between douching and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), ectopic pregnancy, and infertility. It is not currently known whether douching is causally related to these conditions, but women should be aware of this association. Douching should not be used for self-treatment if you have symptoms of PID or STD. Symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) include lower abdominal pain, fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, and/or a pus-like yellow cervical discharge. Symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases (STD) include vaginal discharge of an unusual amount, color, or odor; painful and/or frequent urination; and genital sores or ulcers. See a doctor right away if you have symptoms of PID or STD. Do not use if the overwrap imprinted--freshness has never been simpler--is torn or missing.