BLADER CONTROL SUPPORT, MICROBIOME BALANCE HEALTHY, URINARY SYSTEM
FemiPro’s unique blend of ingredients supports a healthy bacterial balance within the urinary microbiome, specifically benefiting the bladder, vagina, and urinary tract. By targeting harmful bacteria that overstimulate bladder muscles and cause sudden leaks, FemiPro promotes beneficial bacteria to help reduce involuntary leaks and enhance overall urinary health.
Inside every capsule of "FemiPro" you’ll find:
An optimally dosed proprietary blend of nourishing ingredients that have been carefully mixed to complement each other in a powerful formula.
Each FemiPro capsule contains a unique, scientifically proven formula of potent ingredients meticulously combined to support optimal urinary tract health.
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