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Abbott Research Group, Inc. Launches New Product - WaterWorks
Date:3/1/2010

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“We are so excited to hear the enthusiastic responses from women around the world who use WaterWorks regularly. It is rewarding to sell a product that makes women feel fresh, clean and confident,” says Chun Lim Abbott, CEO of Abbott Research Group, Inc.

WaterWorks’ medical grade, lightweight stainless steel nozzle and low-pressure water combination is designed for easy, reusable use in the shower as part of a daily routine. A custom-designed water container is attached to the device via a latex-free hose. The water container and hose are biocompatible with the delicate vaginal tissue, as proven through extensive clinical testing. The water container is filled with approximately 32 ounces of body temperature tap water and placed at eye level so the natural gravity flow of water gently washes the vagina. Although results are typically expected within two weeks, users notice results within one to three days.

Similar to the stainless steel soap bar and tap water used by chefs as the most effective way of eradicating unwanted scents such as garlic, onions and fish from the hands of food preparers, WaterWorks uses a similar science to remove unwanted vaginal odor.

WaterWorks’ patented shape also has special channels, which prevent damming up of the water and enhance rapid drainage. The gentle flow of water is directed downward, which prevents bad bacteria from being pushed farther into the vagina. The patented design addresses the concerns doctors have with other over the counter douching products.

“When I get up every morning, I really relish looking at comments from satisfied customers. It is rewarding to see our years of scientific research, new product development and clinical trials come to fruition in helping the women who
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