GREAT FALLS, VA, May 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) VaNovo, of MyValera.com, announced today their patent-pending product, Valera, received a USDA Organic Certification, making it the only female lubricant and moisturizer in the World to have a USDA Certified Organic seal of approval.
According to USDA.org, The USDA Organic seal assures consumers of the quality and integrity of organic products. Organic-certified operations must have an organic system plan and records that verify compliance with that plan. Operators are inspected annually in addition there are random checks to assure standards are being met. Organic-certified ingredients are grown without the use of pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, genetically modified organisms, or ionizing radiation.
Valera: A Lifestyle Changer
Vaginal dryness, also referred to as atrophic vaginitis, is very common and occurs with hormone changes primarily during perimenopausal and menopausal states. In addition, stress, some medications, and multiple medical conditions can decrease vaginal lubrication. Improving vaginal dryness naturally and organically, avoids synthetic hormones and/or medications that may cause allergic reactions or be cost-prohibitive.
Valera , contains only natural, plant-based organic ingredients including aloe vera, shea butter, lavender, evening primrose and coconut oil, making it the ideal natural and organic solution for vaginal dryness. Valera is pH balanced and is free of hormones, sulfa preservatives, silicone, fragrances, petrochemicals, parabens, glycerin, and synthetics. Valera is clinically proven to moisturize the vaginal tissue, improve vaginal dryness, and improve vaginal comfort.
Who Uses Valera?
Valera is supported by medical professionals and is used by women during perimenopausal and menopausal states, women experiencing hormonal changes, women suffering from Sjogren's Syndrome, women enrolled in cancer treatment programs, and more.
About Valera
Valera is the World's first USDA Certified Organic, All-Natural female lubricant that is proven to moisturize the vaginal tissue, improve vaginal dryness, and improve vaginal comfort. Valera is patent-pending and has been proven to work. There are currently no reported side effects or allergic reactions.
Website: http://www.myvalera.com
Patent-Pending Valera(TM), by VaNovo, Receives The World's First USDA Organic Certification For Female Lubricants and Moisturizers
Valera is supported by medical professionals and is used by women during perimenopausal and menopausal states, women experiencing hormonal changes, women suffering from Sjogren's Syndrome, women enrolled in cancer treatment programs, and more.
2011-05-18
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[Press-News.org] Patent-Pending Valera(TM), by VaNovo, Receives The World's First USDA Organic Certification For Female Lubricants and MoisturizersValera is supported by medical professionals and is used by women during perimenopausal and menopausal states, women experiencing hormonal changes, women suffering from Sjogren's Syndrome, women enrolled in cancer treatment programs, and more.