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Flora in abundance

Helping you support the natural balance of your vaginal microbiome for better genitourinary health.

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Your vaginal microbiome maintains its own balance, until something disrupts it.

A healthy vaginal microbiome should show dominance of beneficial lactobacillus bacteria.

Cup illustration showing high lactobacillus bacteria dominance.

HIGH

> 95% lactobacillus bacteria

Over 95% beneficial bacteria indicates a health promoting vaginal microbiome environment.

Cup illustration showing medium lactobacillus bacteria dominance.

MEDIUM

> 80% lactobacillus bacteria

Less than 80% beneficial bacteria may allow opportunistic bacteria to proliferate.

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LOW

< 50% lactobacillus bacteria

A low amount of lactobacillus bacteria allows opportunistic microbes to take up space, resulting in an unbalanced vaginal microbiome.

When this dominance is disrupted, opportunistic bacteria and yeast can proliferate, leading to a range of symptoms and conditions.

Unlike the gut microbiome, where diversity is key, dominance of the acid-producing lactobacillus is protective of good genitourinary health, and supports resilience in this environment.

A Lactobacillus-dominant microbiome helps maintain healthy vaginal tissue, preserving the integrity of the mucous layer and cell walls, keeping the environment balanced and symptom-free.

A healthy vagina

Colonised with beneficial bacteria

Illustration of a healthy vagina colonised with beneficial bacteria, showing the uterus, vaginal canal, protective mucosal layer and healthy cell wall.
beneficial bacteria
mucosal layer
(to protect the cell wall)
healthy cell wall

Persistent symptoms or repeated infections may signal a disrupted vaginal microbiome that needs support.

Millions of women live with recurring vaginal and urinary symptoms because they cannot find lasting relief. Women deserve better.

Vaginal
Thrush

High levels of
opportunistic yeast

Cup illustration showing yeast and bacteria associated with vaginal thrush.

Bacterial
Vaginosis

High levels of
anaerobic bacteria

Cup illustration showing anaerobic bacteria associated with bacterial vaginosis.

Aerobic Vaginitis / Urinary Tract
Infection risk

High levels of
aerobic bacteria

Cup illustration showing aerobic bacteria associated with vaginitis and UTI risk.

beneficial bacteria

yeast

anaerobic bacteria

aerobic bacteria

inflammation of the cell wall

damaged cell wall

thin mucosal layer

A pro-inflammatory vaginal microbiome with a high load of opportunistic yeast is associated with vulvovaginal candidiasis (thrush).

TEST RECURRENT THRUSH

An imbalanced vaginal microbiome with a high load of anaerobic bacteria is associated with bacterial vaginosis (BV).

TEST RECURRENT BV

A pro-inflammatory vaginal microbiome with a high load of aerobic bacteria is associated with vaginitis symptoms and a higher risk of recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs).

TEST CHRONIC UTIs / AV

An imbalanced microbiome can also have important consequences for fertility outcomes, and women in menopause, where the vaginal and urinary environment is more vulnerable

If you're on a fertility journey

Understand your vaginal microbiome to help optimise your fertility journey.

If you're in menopause

Understand how oestrogen depletion may be affecting your vaginal microbiome.

If you're a cancer survivor

Understand your vaginal microbiome to take proactive steps to optimise it.

Ultimate V

Ultimate V contains an award winning and patented blend of clinically researched Lactobacillus strains, proven to reach the vagina alive. Lactobacillus species are the most common bacterial species found in a healthy vagina, contributing to vaginal health by promoting a balanced vaginal microbiome.

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Illustration of Lactobacillus bacteria used for Ultimate V.

Key benefits

Ultimate V now with added biotin, which contributes to the maintenance of normal mucous membranes to support vaginal health.

Ultimate UT

Ultimate UT is an award winning and patented blend of vaginal Lactobacillus strains, and added D-mannose. D-mannose prevents certain types of bacteria, such as E.coli, a common uropathogen, from adhering to the walls of the urinary tract, reducing the risk of infection.

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Illustration of Lactobacillus bacteria used for Ultimate V.

Key benefits

Oral probiotic with lactobacillus strains plus D-Mannose to support women’s genitourinary health.

Most standard diagnostics are not sensitive enough to differentiate between conditions and identify symptom drivers, resulting in many women inadequately addressing the root cause of their issue.

Material from your vaginal swab is placed on a glass slide and examined under a microscope by a trained microbiologist. Because this type of microscopy requires experts to interpret the results accurately, it is now used less often.

Most vaginal and urinary tests rely on culture methods, where samples are grown in a lab to identify organisms. The problem is that a lot of bacteria do not grow well, or do not grow at all under standard culture conditions.

Current testing methods aren't always able to identify what is truly causing the problem. As a result, women can spend years trapped in a cycle of getting treatment without lasting relief.

Our molecular PMP™ testing methodology can quantify the relative number of each bacteria and yeast strain present, helping you get to the root cause of symptoms.

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Molecular testing machine illustration

Molecular testing

Molecular testing can detect small amounts of bacteria that culture may miss. It is also more accurate for mixed infections because it can identify multiple bacteria at the same time. Our vaginal microbiome test is designed to identify the specific bacteria driving symptoms.

Testing can help identify which microbes may be causing symptoms and how many healthy bacteria are present too, so rebalancing interventions can be targeted and long lasting.

A really valuable assessment tool for women's health physiotherapists. It's particularly effective for confidently identifying or excluding microbial factors when managing complex pelvic pain, dyspareunia, or recurrent UTIs. It enables a more holistic approach to care, and patients greatly value gaining a clearer understanding of their symptoms.

Kate C.

VERIFIED CUSTOMER

Really helpful test that covers so many bacterias that could be causing symptoms. Very helpful if you've tried testing before with no resolution as this test covers things that GPs don't. Jessica was also really understanding and informative on post test follow up.

Sara B.

VERIFIED CUSTOMER

A seamless process from start to finish. Jess provided me with support, help and a plan to move forward. Everything is done with care and I felt listened to, which is something every woman needs. I would not hesitate 
to recommend this service to anyone who needs help and guidance. Huge thanks, here’s to healing.

Cara S.

VERIFIED CUSTOMER

Very detailed test, results were delivered within the timeframe and found the follow-up call with a specialist very valuable! Overall would recommend! You can tell the team cares about individual experiences and women's health.

Maria H.

VERIFIED CUSTOMER

Women consult me for answers to recurrent thrush, urinary tract infections and bacterial vaginosis having tried many other treatments. I now recommend Ultimate UT and Ultimate V to my patients as these contain the specific lactobacilli associated with vaginal health.

Consultant Gynaecologist, Dr Jo Bailey
Portrait of consultant gynaecologist Dr Jo Bailey.

EVIDENCE

Proven Results

Probiotics for vaginal and bladder health

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82.6% of participants reported symptom improvement

Reported benefits included reduced urinary urgency, frequency, bladder irritation and recurrent UTI symptoms, as well as reductions in vaginal dryness, discharge, odour, itching and soreness. Improvements were observed in both urinary and vaginal symptoms.

Results from a 3-month partnership study with Harley Street at Home (n=23). Findings are based on self-reported participant feedback and are not from a controlled clinical trial. Individual results may vary.

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