
Vaginal Dryness
Gina 10mcg Vaginal Tablets
£26.99 - £53.98
2 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Vagifem Vaginal Tablets
£25.99 - £45.98
2 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Estriol Cream
£24.99 - £59.99
3 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Blissel vaginal gel
£33.99 - £57.98
2 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Ovesse Cream
£19.69 - £37.38
2 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Estring Vaginal Ring
£62.99

Vaginal Dryness
Replens MD
£8.69 - £50.94
12 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Sylk
£7.99 - £44.94
6 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Vagisan MoistCream
£14.99 - £83.94
6 options available

Vaginal Dryness
Estradiol 10mcg Vaginal Tablets
£24.99 - £44.98
2 options available
Vaginal dryness is a common concern, particularly around and after the menopause, and can cause discomfort, itching or pain during everyday activities and intimacy. At GetMyMeds we offer treatments to help relieve dryness and restore comfort.
How It Works
This category includes a mix of products. Some moisturisers and lubricants are available to buy without an online consultation, and you can add them straight to your basket for discreet delivery. Other treatments, such as those containing low-dose oestrogen, are pharmacy or prescription items that require a short consultation reviewed by our clinicians to confirm they are suitable for you. If you are unsure which option is best, our pharmacist is happy to help.
Choosing a Treatment
Options range from non-hormonal vaginal moisturisers and lubricants, which can be used regularly or as needed, to local oestrogen treatments delivered as creams, gels, pessaries or vaginal tablets. The right choice depends on the cause of your symptoms, how often they occur and your medical history.
FAQ
Is vaginal dryness only related to the menopause? No. While it is common around the menopause, it can also be linked to certain medicines, breastfeeding, hormonal changes and other factors. Our clinicians can help identify a suitable approach.
How long until I notice an improvement? Moisturisers and lubricants can give relief quickly, while hormonal treatments may take a few weeks to take full effect.
When should I see my GP? If you have unusual bleeding, persistent pain, or symptoms that do not improve with treatment, please see your GP so any other causes can be checked.