According to the company, the product’s formula may consist of “Bio-Active products,” which are labeled by the manufacturer as Polysaccharides that are “derived from medicinal plants.” But, the company seems to make a distinction between these extracts and pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, though some may find its explanation somewhat wordy and confusing.

It seems to us that the manufacturer is trying to suggest that the components in the formulation may be just as effective as some prescription drugs currently available, but not as risky or extreme in general. The company explicitly states that “Bio-Active products are not considered to be medication,” though prescriptions may be required in some European countries.

The company claims the product may be formulated to ward off yeast infections, and that it may stop pain and itching of the vagina. The company also seems to imply that the formula may address dryness, abnormal odor and discharge, burning sensation, soreness and irritation. Additionally, it is promoted as an “intensive intimate hygiene” product.

While we appreciate that the company has created an official website to provide some more insight into the products, we are disappointed that an official list of ingredients or supplement facts panel is not posted on the site at time of review. This may be cause for concern for a variety of reasons, especially for those who like to know exactly what they are ingesting.

Since a list of ingredients is not available at time of review, we fear that there are ingredients that may be harmful. Some extracts – even those that are advertised as all-natural and effective – may produce side effects and elicit adverse reactions. Considering this product is a topical gel (meant to be applied directly to the sensitive genital area), it may be a good idea to know what is contained, in order to avoid a potential adverse reaction.

Some creams, gels and lotions may contain Parabens, a chemical that is found in some cosmetics. Unfortunately, they may also be carcinogenic, which may lead to certain forms of cancer. Many products seem to contain this ingredient, but we are not sold on its effectiveness or its purported safety. We would like to see evidence before changing our impression.

• An official website may be available
• Advertised as a topical solution to counter yeast infections

• A full list of ingredients may be hard to find at this time
• Low price may be indicative of low-quality ingredients
• We would like to see some more testimonials
• Free shipping may not be offered at this time

Multi-Gyn Gel may be marketed as one of the most potent and effective female-specific nutritional products on the market, but we believe there may be other worthwhile alternatives to consider. This product appears to be intended to react to certain conditions after they happen, but other formulas may have health-promoting characteristics before the problems begin.

The product’s official website may have a handful of testimonials, but we would like to see some more. Some more reputable companies are known to post generous amounts of success stories, which may be a useful tool to gauge the potential of any given product. We find testimonials enable people to share their firsthand knowledge of a product.