Vaginal Swab Test Kit
The vaginal microbiome plays an important role in maintaining vaginal health, protecting against infection and supporting overall reproductive wellbeing.
The Vaginal Microbiome Profile is a comprehensive PCR-based analysis that assesses the balance of bacteria and microorganisms within the vaginal ecosystem. This test identifies beneficial lactobacilli, opportunistic bacteria, yeast species and common pathogens that may contribute to vaginal symptoms or recurrent infections.
A healthy vaginal microbiome is typically dominated by Lactobacillus species, which help maintain an acidic vaginal environment and protect against harmful organisms. When this balance becomes disrupted, symptoms such as discharge, odour, itching or irritation may occur.
This test provides detailed insight into the microbial environment of the vagina, helping guide targeted strategies to support microbiome balance and vaginal health.
Vaginal Microbiome Profile
This test evaluates a range of microorganisms and markers associated with vaginal health.
Beneficial Bacteria
Beneficial bacteria help maintain a protective vaginal environment.
Key species assessed include:
• Lactobacillus species
Healthy levels of Lactobacillus help maintain an acidic vaginal pH and inhibit the growth of harmful organisms.
Opportunistic and Pathogenic Bacteria
The test screens for bacteria commonly associated with vaginal dysbiosis and bacterial vaginosis.
These may include:
• Gardnerella species
• Other BV-associated organismsElevated levels of these bacteria may contribute to vaginal symptoms and microbiome imbalance.
Yeast Species
The test also assesses for yeast organisms that may contribute to symptoms such as itching, irritation or discharge.
This includes:
• Candida species
Elevated levels may indicate yeast overgrowth.
Additional Microbial Markers
The profile may also evaluate:
• Microbial diversity within the vaginal ecosystem
• Vaginal pH balance
• The presence of certain pathogenic organisms associated with infectionThese markers provide a broader understanding of vaginal microbiome health.
















