Warimazol Vag200 3 Ovules

Warimazol 200 mg Vaginal Ovules is a short-course antifungal gynecological treatment formulated to eradicate vaginal yeast infections caused primarily by Candida species. Each ovule delivers a targeted 200 mg dose of Clotrimazole, an imidazole antifungal agent that disrupts the fungal cell membrane to halt growth and eliminate infection. This intensive 3-day regimen provides rapid, localized relief from severe vaginal itching, irritation, abnormal white discharge, and burning, packaged in a box containing 3 vaginal ovules (suppositories) with a hygienic applicator.

Key Benefits

• Rapidly clears fungal pathogens responsible for acute vulvovaginal candidiasis.

• Convenient, short 3-consecutive-night treatment course for enhanced compliance.

• Fast relief from intense vaginal pruritus (itching), soreness, and burning sensations.

• Reduces abnormal thick, clumpy, or curd-like vaginal discharge.

• Melts evenly at body temperature to ensure uniform distribution across the vaginal mucosa.

Key Ingredients

• Clotrimazole (200 mg per ovule): A broad-spectrum synthetic imidazole antifungal agent that inhibits ergosterol synthesis, impairing fungal cell membrane integrity and causing cell death.

Key Features

• Product Type: Intravaginal Antifungal Suppositories / Ovules

• Suitable For: Adult women experiencing acute symptoms of vaginal candidiasis (yeast infections)

• Concentrated 3-day treatment protocol

• Supplied with a hygienic applicator for comfortable, deep insertion

• Pack size: 3 vaginal ovules

How to Use

• Wash and dry hands thoroughly before handling the ovule.

• Place one ovule into the tip of the provided applicator.

• Lie on your back with your knees drawn up toward the chest, gently insert the applicator as deep into the vagina as comfortably possible, and press the plunger to release the ovule.

• Administer one ovule daily at bedtime for 3 consecutive nights.

• Wear a panty liner to protect clothing from normal overnight leakage as the ovule melts.

• Avoid using tampons, douches, or spermicides during treatment. Treatment should be completed before the onset of menstruation. Consult a healthcare provider if symptoms do not improve after 3 days or recur frequently.