Intimate Skin Support

Is Intimate Skin Support™ available in Canada?

Unfortunately, due to certain restrictions, the Intimate Skin Support™ Spray is not available for purchase in Canada at this time.

How do I spray Intimate Skin Support™ when the formula in my bottle runs low?

Spray with pump pointing up; when you get low on formula, keep pump upwards but sit to spray with knee raised on toilet, bed, or chair. When a product is FDA approved, that includes the packaging too. The bottle utilized for Intimate Skin Support™ ha

What is hypochlorous acid?

Hypochlorous acid is an antimicrobial compound your immune system naturally produces to help defend itself from bacteria and viruses. You might be used to seeing this clinically studied ingredient in skincare for your face…but the benefits don’t stop

What makes Intimate Skin Support™ different from other hypochlorous acid sprays?

Intimate Skin Support™ is FDA-cleared and formulated specifically to remove bacteria, the leading cause of UTIs.* There’s no other hypochlorous acid like it.

What does FDA-cleared mean?

It means that this product has been submitted to and cleared by the Food and Drug Administration to effectively remove bacteria, the leading cause of UTIs.*. FDA Clearance is not necessary for a product like this — in fact, it’s out of the ordinary f

How do I use the Intimate Skin Support™ spray?

To use, simply spray thoroughly onto your vulva and perineum (external skin only, never internally). Let it air dry for a moment — no rinsing necessary! It dries quickly without leaving any odor or residue. We like to keep ours right next to our toi

Can I use Intimate Skin Support™ multiple times per day?

Definitely! It’s pH-safe, gentle, non-drying, and designed to be used several times a day.

Can I use Intimate Skin Support™ on other areas of my body?

Intimate Skin Support™is formulated specifically for the delicate skin on and around your vulva and perineum. With that said, it’s safe for adults to use on other areas of their skin.

Why does Intimate Skin Support™ smell like a swimming pool?

When hypochlorous acid reacts with organic matter (like UTI-causing bacteria!), it produces a compound called chloramines. These compounds give off that distinct pool-like or chlorine-like smell. It’s no cause for concern…and it shows that the produc