Candid V Gel (Clotrimazole)

Vaginal candidiasis, or yeast infections in the vagina  

Fungal growth results in itching and discomfort in the vulvovaginal area.  

Due to Candida albicans, you might notice white or thick vaginal discharge.  

Vulvovaginal candidiasis that happens again, either on its own or with oral antifungal therapy 

Proven effective in treating Candida albicans as well as other fungal infections in clinical settings.  

Under the observation of a healthcare practitioner, safe for the majority of women, including pregnant women.  

This product has a rapid onset of action, providing visible relief from itching and irritation after one to two days of treatment.  

It is non-messy and designed for convenient application during the evening hours, using an applicator that is already full. 

Thoroughly cleanse hands prior to and subsequent to use.  

Open the cap and attach the applicator if supplied separately.  

Load the applicator with the necessary dosage or utilize a prefilled applicator.  

Recline, flex your knees and carefully insert the applicator well into the vagina.  

Depress the plunger to dispense the gel.  

Properly dispose of the applicator if it is intended for single use. 

Fast Relief from Symptoms: It functions in just a few doses to reduce itching, burning, and vaginal discharge.  

Localized Treatment: Make sure that the active ingredient is concentrated at the injection site while exposing the body to it as little as possible.  

Gentle and Not Itchy: The gel formula is soothing and doesn’t irritate as much as creams or pessaries.  

Ease of Use: It comes with a brush that makes it easy and clean to utilize. 

Vaginal burning or irritation during or after application 

Abdominal discomfort or cramps 

Mild itching during the first few uses 

Increased vaginal discharge initially 

Serious reactions or allergies 

After three days, the symptoms get worse.  

There are serious allergic reactions.  

There is unusual bleeding or discharge. 

Not for application in the mouth or on the skin.  

While you are getting therapy, don’t use tampons, vaginal douches, or other vaginal items.  

Don’t have sexual intercourse while you’re getting therapy to avoid irritation and getting sick again.  

If symptoms don’t go away or come back often, see a doctor.  

It’s not good for kids unless a doctor says so. 

Alcohol:- There is no direct interaction between alcohol and Candid V Gel; it is okay to take Candid V Gel when drinking alcohol in moderation. 

Pregnancy:- Generally considered safe during pregnancy when used under medical supervision; avoid applicator use in later trimesters. 

Breastfeeding:- Clotrimazole has a low systemic absorption rate and does not pass into breast milk at large levels, making it safe for use during breastfeeding. 

Driving:- This substance does not have any effect on mental alertness or coordination, and it is safe to drive after applying it. 

Kidney:- There are no known adverse effects on kidney function; it is safe for usage in people who have normal renal health. 

Liver:- In the majority of cases, minimal systemic absorption provides safety; however, in cases of serious liver illness, it is important to visit a physician. 

Put under 25°C or at room temperature.  

The gel should not be frozen.  

A place where kids cannot access them.  

After usage, be sure to close the top firmly.  

Stay out of the heat and intense sunshine. 

The gel contains Clotrimazole, an antifungal agent that stops the growth of yeast by damaging its cell membrane. This helps clear up the infection and reduce discomfort.

Most people start to feel relief from symptoms within a few days, but it’s important to complete the full course of treatment (usually 3 to 7 days) to ensure the infection is fully cleared.

It is generally not recommended to use vaginal treatments during menstruation, as it may reduce the effectiveness. Consult your doctor for advice specific to your case.