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Perception & Acceptability of a Cervical Cancer Prevention Prebiotic Device
PreBioGyn will be compared to market leading vaginal pH buffering gels using established forearm test methods associated with vaginal lubricity sensation in 42 women. Women will also rate each gel for smell and appearance using established methods. The PreBioGyn gel enclosure and intravaginal applicator design will be evaluated for: look and feel, ability to prepare for dosing, ability to expulse dose, and likelihood of future use by subjects. Open-ended feedback on the gel and applicator will occur to gather contributions for each product.
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