Country: 158.69.150.177, North America, CA

City: -73.5833 Quebec, Canada

I have not had any problems with this software. Great options too, you can do a free version or you can pay for an upgraded version. The free version does most of what you need, which makes it great compared to other software. But even if you would like to do more and decide on the paid version. Compared to other programs, Avast is much cheaper. I know many friends that use Avast and I would recommend Avast to everyone.

I consider myself fairly educated on feminine hygiene. The vagina is self-cleaning, and it's generally better to not mess with it too much, or you will end up in a worse condition. For example, if you try cleaning inside the vulva with soap, you will throw off the pH balance and risk an infection, and will almost certainly feel irritation. I have found that taking probiotics and using a feminine wash designed for that area is the best way to keep things smelling fresh and avoiding infections. So when I saw this spray, I was curious about how it would work. I like that it has natural ingredients rather than weird chemicals. The top ingredients are water, hydrogen peroxide, aloe vera and apple cider vinegar. The scent that I notice is mainly the vinegar, but it is subtle. I think it is probably mostly water. The instructions are to use it on a clean and dry vagina, which seems confusing to me. Isn't this supposed to be "on the go"? I thought this was supposed to be how you clean your vaginal area when you are not able to jump in the shower? I think it would probably work well if you hadn't taken a shower in awhile and wanted to get intimate without scaring your partner away. I received this item at a discounted price in exchange for my honest review.