Maximum Strength Feminine Anti-Itch Cream with Benzocaine for Women, Helps Relieve Yeast Infection Irritation, Gynecologist Tested, Fast-Acting, Soothes and Cools Skin, 1 oz

Always get this, calms down the itch.

Vagisil Maximum Strength Feminine Anti-Itch Cream This maximum-strength anti-itch cream provides fast and effective relief from feminine irritation. Formulated with benzocaine, it works quickly to soothe itching, burning, and discomfort commonly associated with yeast infections and external irritation. The texture is lightweight, easy to apply, and non-greasy, delivering a cooling and calming sensation upon application. It is also gynecologist-tested, offering added confidence for safe use on sensitive areas. Perfect for women seeking quick, reliable relief from intimate discomfort. A convenient and essential product to keep on hand.

I use this mainly to numb fingertips or small cuts from crafting. Works better than any lidocaine or other numb cream. While slightly off label use evenly dermatologist was impressed! I've actually never used for vaginally itch but product works very well for burns cuts scrapes cracked fingers blisters rashes. Bargain pricing. Effectively blocks pain and itch anywhere I've tried it. Love thus as a first aid must have. Pain relief lasts for hours. Very smooth cream easy to apply absorbs into skin quickly. Does not stain clothing. Excellent utility for pain relief. Arrives exactly as pictured.

Excellent product, fast relief.

It did the job. Provided quick relief from irritation and was easy to apply without being messy. Not something I use often, but good to have on hand when needed.

It only helps with the itchiness

Excellent for that feminine itching problem that may be a yeast infection. Don't use too long and seek a doctor's help if it continues for any length of time. Believe it or not, it's also good for foot fungus.

In case it helps anyone, I wanted to share that my episodes of itching/burning are related to food allergies. I'm allergic/intolerant to wheat, dairy, and eggs, and an indiscretion (such as last night's Strawberry Short Cake at a St. Patrick's party) will bring on the symptoms. I really wish someone had told me years ago. I don't think this is widely known in the medical field (although I could be mistaken), and I don't think there is anything that can be done, except Vagisil, and baths/sitz baths if they work. I'm assuming one needs an elimination diet to find out causes. I'm not a medical professional in any way, just someone who's figured some things out through trial and error.