Vagifirm Vaginal Tightening Pills - All Natural Herbal Supplement. (1 Month Bottle Supply)

For those who are saying these rating are fake and that they all have a similar story, let me say a few things. We are all here for the same reason. Our stories are going to be similar. For those who are saying the reviews are fake and it's just people who are wanting free supply because Vagifirm offers it to their buyers for a review. 1)It does not say it has to be a positive review 2) I'm sure NO company is going to want you to write a great review for something that just simply does not work for you and 3) who would write a good review for ANYTHING that was unsatisfying or did not meet their standards for what they were hoping for with a product in hopes to get MORE of that product that did nothing for them in the first place? I'm really hoping noone. With that being said, here's my experience so far.I have NOT had the same body since I have had my little one, (Lets be honest, who does?) but particularly in the vaginal area. I always thought I needed to just give it time and my body will recover... hasn't happened. My little one is going on 3 now. I tried kegel exercises and I honestly just don't know if I'm doing them correctly. I mostly say this because they haven't worked. I researched gels, pills, weights, and surgery. I didn't go with gel because I was looking for a more long-term result and definitely not so messy and wasn't interested in the possible UTIs from them. Although I wouldn't be opposed to surgery, I don't have that kind of money. Weights didn't seem like the best idea for me because I don't believe I was doing those types of exercises correctly anyway and adding weights to those exercises without a coach to show you what you're doing right/wrong seems pointless and lets face it. I REALLY don't want to research coaches for vaginal exercises... If that's even a thing.So, I'm left with pills. My only thing with those is, when you take any type of pill wether it be a multivitamin or an asprin, it all has an effect on your body chemistry. I was reading on some vaginal tightening pills that they cause an odor, they cause nausea, and even one that made some people have a hormonal reaction enough for them to not WANT to have sex anymore. Like, their drive simply disappeared. That was NOT what I was looking for. So after a couple of weeks I decided to try Vagifirm.Its money back guarentee through the manufacturer themselves for 1 full year, so I figured if I give it a try there's really nothing to lose.This may be where I lose you, but hang in there. I am a person who's body adapts nicely and quickly to change. Is there a miraculous change? No. Am I liking what I have noticed so far? Yes! On day 2 my fiance even commented on how I was producing, lets say, natural lubrication more-so than usual. He doesn't know that I am taking anything. Simply, because he finds me "Perfect in every way." I am trying Vagifirm to hopefully build me some more confiedence. Maybe if I felt a little sexier I will be able to see how he sees me. I'm on day 4 and I can tell the difference. I messured myself using my fingers before Vagifirm, and checked myself today, because although he didn't say anything this time I felt a difference during our love making. Before I started taking these pills, I could put 3 fingers in and still have just a little extra room to wiggle around. Today, I can still put 3 fingers in, but barely! The only exercising I do is walking, chasing after my little one, and *cough* in the bedroom. I have a very slim body, it just has always had a hard time with recovery. So far, these pills have shown improvement. I can say they do NOT give off any type of odor. I haven't changed my diet, which is NOT a healthy one btw. I am just really happy so far.I am one of those people who read 10,000 reviews before doing something, but honestly everyone is going to have a different experience. Depending on how your body adapts to new things, how long its been since you have tried to take care of yourself, and how consistant you really are with staying in a routine will all take a toll on what kind of results you're going to have. You can't say something isn't going to work if you don't give it a shot. I wish all of you wonderful ladies luck and hope for you the very best! I'll come back for an update sometime down the road with my progress.

I just received my second bottle, finished my first today and I must say, I noticed a difference after 2 weeks and even more so after a month. I had four 7lbs babies, with ages 9 mos to 10 years, and needless to say, I was ecstatic when I discovered this product. I could hardly feel my partner during intercourse. I hated to face the fact that my sex life was not the same, and felt like my partner wasn't enjoying it as much as he could have. Even doing keegles wasn't enough. Also,the birth control I'm on gives me problems getting lubricated. Now, I feel tighter and get very well lubricated. I definitely feel more confident and noticed an increase in sex drive. My partner and I enjoy sex more, he doesnts know I started taking them but has commented on how much better it has been for us (we're getting along better, too. Hehe 😉) I'm going to continue purchasing this product and use it for the recommended 6 months as I now know it is working for me. Very satisfied

Vagifirm really works for me. It not only makes my vaginal muscles, stomach, as well as my arm muscles getting tightener, but also increases sex interest. It also helps to reduce my frequent urination. I give a thump up for this product and have recommended it to my sisters and friends.

For us older women that have a prolapse uterus, this also helps. I have used this for 3 months what a difference!!

I used vagifirm for 2 months with no results. I have been suffering from vaginal dryness and I still have this problem. Vaginal dryness, no libido, painful intercourse. I’m very disappointed since it seems this supplement helped many other people. It did not help me. The only good things about it is that at least I didn’t experience any side effects either.

I was pleased that it actually tighten.. However I noticed it didnt stay tight.. A few mins into sex I felt loose all over again. 😢😞

I was pleasantly surprised to find that this product does work, though I am using it for different reasons then most. I have a slight prolapsed bladder that started around menopause. 10 years later, I am post-menopause and have recently felt it get worse. After a lot of research, I found that surgery could cause more problems in the long run including incontinence, which I do not have. I deduced from my research that this is a collagen/elasticity issue caused by producing less estrogen. My theory is that if I could tighten the vaginal wall that the bladder is pushing through, I would be ok. Kegals and electrical stimulation made the prolapse worse. Sitting up from a laying down position, lifting weights, etc. are activities which made it worse. Natural estrogen supplementation helped only slightly. I have been using a natural progesterone cream for many years. Vagifirm made a difference quite quickly for me as I am less then half way though the bottle. I don't notice the prolapse anymore. I am very relieved and hope that things will continue in a positive direction. I wish it wasn't so expensive, sigh. I read that 1 out of 3 women will have a prolapse issue. I read that the ingredient, kacip fatima, is a photoestrogenic, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant thereby helping treat and prevent rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis in post menopausal women. These are issues that can be a problem as estrogen levels decline. It was also stated to be careful if you are also taking iron supplements because this herb does contain iron. In large quantities, kacip fatimah could damage liver and later kidneys. Do not exceed 500 mg a day. Vagifirm is well below these levels. When you reach your sweet spot, I would suggest backing off and taking this herb less often, perhaps 5 days on 2 days off, or every other day, every third day, etc. It will be different for everyone depending on age and hormonal balance.