Feminine wipes, washes and travel hygiene tools for daily care, periods, trips and the weeks after birth. Brands include Vagisil, Summer's Eve, Pixie and Muun. For irritation or health concerns, ask your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
See how to use a peri bottle for the steps. Check each pack for the number of wipes and the directions.
Look at the scent and the directions. Choose fragrance-free if you prefer to avoid added scent, then check the ingredient list for fragrance or parfum. Terms such as pH balanced are the maker's description, so read the directions panel for what the product is for.
Most feminine washes and wipes are made for external use. Stop using a product and ask your doctor, nurse or pharmacist if you notice irritation.
After birth, many people keep a peri bottle, soft wipes and a no-rinse cleanser in the bathroom. Read what a no-rinse perineal cleanser is and the postpartum supplies checklist.
For trips, a compact wipe pack or a leak-proof travel bottle is easy to pack. Check the pack for disposal directions, and when in doubt put wipes in the garbage rather than the toilet.
It is the maker's description of the product, not a guarantee for every person. Read the directions panel for what the wash is made for, and ask a pharmacist, nurse or doctor about skin concerns.
Check the pack for disposal directions. When in doubt, and especially with a septic system, put wipes in the garbage rather than the toilet.
No. Wipes differ in size, thickness and ingredients, and each is made for a particular use. Use a product only for what its label says.
Yes. The collection includes men's intimate care sets, such as wipes, sachets and washes. Check each listing for the contents and directions.
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