NutraBlast Feminine pH Test Strips 3.0-5.5 | Monitor Intimate Health | Easy to Use & Accurate Women’s Acidity & Alkalinity Balance pH Level Tester Kit (100 Tests Roll)

I saw the mixed reviews on this and was immediately hesitant. But, as I started reading them, it became clear that that many reviewers don’t have a strong grasp of pH/pH testing and thought the strips weren’t working but, based on the info they provided, it sounds like the strips WERE working. So, quick science lesson everyone! Don’t worry, this will be fun! We’ll learn about vaginas AND pH! There is even an experiment! (I can’t tell if you just rolled your eyes or that was a sigh of excitement?)pH strips measure acidity/basicity. The pH scale goes from 0 to 14, where 0-6.9 is acidic, 7.0 is neutral, and 7.1 - 14 is basic. Lemon juice (pH of ~2) and coffee (pH ~5) are acids. Water (pH 7) is neutral. Stomach tablets like Tums (pH of ~10) and soapy water (pH ~9) are basic. (If you’ve never seen it, “~” means approximately.)These strips only measure pH between 3.0 and 5.5. Per Dr. Google, a healthy vagina will have a pH of 3.8 - 4.5 (although your pH may be higher than 4.5 before menstruation and menopause). A pH over 4.5 creates the right conditions for unhealthy bacteria and yeast to grow, leading to BV or other infections. I imagine most of us are here to find out if our vaginal pH is matching the symptoms we are experiencing.In case you’re wondering, Dr. Google says a pH that is too low could create and environment where sperm are unable to thrive. Apparently sperm like a pH of 7.0 -8.5, which is annoying because we’ve already established that is prime caging all infection/bacterial overgrowth conditions. Ugh, men. Amiright?! (Ha, just kidding. I think?) These strips are designed to look for high pH, so I’d look elsewhere if your concern is low pH.Back to the strips: remember, they only measure 3.0 - 5.5, which means anything below 3.0 will show up as a 3.0 (yellow) and anything above 5.5 will show up as 5.5 (dark green). This means water and saliva will both show up as dark green (which I saw in the comments when someone said “everything” was turning the strip dark green, but she was only using things with a pH over 5.5 to test it).I’m in the middle of COVID lockdown with nothin better to do. So, I located the chemistry knowledge buried deep in the back of my brain and set out to see if these strips work. I used white vinegar (pH ~2.5 & should show up as yellow), pickle juice (pH ~3.2 and should show up as a yellow/green), and water (pH 7.0 & should show up as a dark green). I dipped a q-tip in each liquid and dabbed the q-tip on the strip. Sure enough, the strips do work! There was a visible difference in the pH of the 3 items and the colors were as expected. I went on to use a q tip to test the pH of my vagina and, like a true pretend scientist, compared my results with other pH measuring products I’d also bought on Amazon. All yielded the same result. I feel confident that a dark green strip does in fact mean that your vagina pH is high and, if you also have symptoms, you likely have an infection or bacterial overgrowth.In summary: these strips work, they are a great way to get piece of mind if you’re wondering about your vaginal health, and they can be used as a fun science experiment if you’ve got nothing better to do.

These are the perfect female care accessory. Every female should keep these for PH balance check. Discreet contain - super easy to use. Recommended by Dr. Size is small so easy to store or travel with.

I've been using these test strips for years! Always a good product. Until now! I received an unwrapped test roll and the entire roll was already discolored and showing as alkaline. Rendering the strips useless as far as getting accurate results. Was sent a replacement and this roll too is already reading alkaline.The roll should arrive as a slight brownish/orange color. Rust colored I suppose. Closest to the 3.0 ph range on the color chart. The new rolls are arriving off colored and slightly green speckled. More in the 3.5-4.0 ph range.The results are showing completely different from the functional roll that I need to refill currently. (Hence why I ordered a new roll)

I was not happy with the packaging. First, it is a very small plastic container that contains litmus paper wrapped in tin foil. Once unwrapped it tends to become a handful of unwinding paper that you must painstakingly wind up and attempt to put back in the container. Secondly, they refer to a swab on the minimal directions....there was no swab included, so I assumed they meant a Q Tip. Directions are sparse. Just annoying packing. I guess it works, but so far, everything that has touched the paper turned it green. That doesn't seem right.

I used these strips when I was younger and didn’t quit get it, I do like these strips because I like to know what’s going on. Opens communication between girl and flora 🥰because she’s not verbal I believer every daughter in the world should have these until they are very acquainted down there and just know off sight or feeling what’s needed.

I like the concept that monitoring the pH can tell you whether you have bacteria infection or not. But this product is not very easy to use. Maybe I did not use it right. I think this product is worth trying but it is not necessary if you determine to see your doctor often. I ended up only use it for several times.

Using my hand to tear a piece of the strip off is not practical and sanitary. I thought I would have received individual strips on the role thats is easily removed. The casing flies open each time I tried to take a piece off and the whole role fell so I tossed it out. Waste of money. Not practical for it's intended purpose. Too much handling.

I'm not sure how this could get negative reviews it's pretty straight forward. I bought in July of 2021 because I tend to get recurring bv and trying different things to monitor and balance my pH and im about to buy another. Use a qtip to collect a sample and transfer to a strip. It is what it says... if it's high you probably need antibiotics. The boric acid suppositories will probably only work immediately after sex or whatever activities that causes your pH to rise. If it's already high you may try the suppositories for a week and test each day to see if it's making a difference. If not see a doctor. Also take a probiotic daily and do your research because I have found that if the type of probiotic blend doesn't have numbers after the names such as lactobacillus reuteri RC-14 it may not be as effective as the ones that don't. I use Renew Life probiotics 50 billion, along with any brand suppositories and I test with these and managed to keep my balance healthy.