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11 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this short video, the speaker addresses vaginal dryness after a man mentions his wife's condition. She recommends two practical solutions: a vaginal estrogen product called Vagirux, which she uses for two weeks daily then twice weekly, and a safe lubricant named Cetyle, emphasizing the importance of choosing non‑toxic lubes. She cautions viewers to avoid unsafe lubricants, normalizes dryness as a common issue for older women—comparable to male erectile concerns—and urges anyone struggling with dryness to either try a reputable lube or consult a doctor about estrogen therapy.

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I want to make a very quick video talking about vaginal dryness because a man commented that his wife was dry. And do you know what? There are ways that you can solve that problem. One is that I've discovered is vaginal estrogen. The one that I take is called Vagirux. It's really good. You use it for 2 solid weeks and then you use it twice a week, and it really does help sort that out. And the other one, which is even easier to procure, is lube. The one I like is called Cetyle. It's Canadian. It's got only good stuff in it. And that's the thing about lube—do be careful what you buy because not all of it is really safe. Some of it is stuff that you really shouldn't be putting up inside yourself. But I don't think that we as older women should be embarrassed about dryness. It's something that happens as we get older, just like men sometimes struggle with their erections, and there's things that they can take to deal with that as well that we're all very familiar with. So if you are struggling with vaginal dryness, go get yourself some lube or ask your doctor about vaginal estrogen.