Parlor Games Reviews

Name: Parlor Games
Address: 1226 NW ROCKWOOD LN, , BEND, BEND
Rating: 3.85

3.9 Rating 111 Reviews

69 %

of reviewers recommend Parlor Games

3.9

Based on 111 reviews


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About Parlor Games:

We are a women-owned company that specializes in post-menopausal women's health and well-being. Our star product is Silky Peach Cream - the estriol cream that solves vaginal dryness, painful sex, and UTIs

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5412417646

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kate@parlor-games.com

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Anonymous // 01/01/2019

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“I'm 69 years old and stopped having sex a few year ago. I was really dry and itchy and sex was painful. After using this product I was no longer itchy and dry. The plus was, that I got my tingles back and sex was amazing!!. No more pain. Thanks parlor games. Will order more. Love all the information you provide on menopause.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“It has worked for me. So no more feelings like I was wiping with sandpaper. Very pleased.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“I just started day 5 I think. I had no idea what this was. My prior spouse could not due to a stroke. During this time I became dry. 2015 was when we stopped having sex. He passed away in 2019. I have a new man I'm engaged to recently let's just say I had no idea why there was so much pain then I figured it out. I did talk to my primary oh my goodness he says cuddle more. I asked if there was anything I could use, he said No. I'm shocked and I was embarressed. Good news is so far no side effects of burning. I got 3 seperate types all pumps work fine. I will tell this Dr whom said his wife suffers the same. To try this product. Can't wait to come back to give my results once that time comes.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“I like this product very much. I like the smaller cannister, as I had no reaction to the first small one I ordered, then they shipped a larger cannister, and it burned. I contacted them and they changed my order to the smaller, sent it out with no extra charge and told me to keep the large one. Since it burnt me, I didn't want to give it to anyone else, I just tossed it. I am quite happy with this cream”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I’ve been a long-time user and the last 2 bottles have seemed a different formulary…. Not a nice creamy delivery from bottle itself. Seems sticky or thick, like forcing the pump more. Something really different than the original creams”

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Posted 1 year ago

Hi - thank you for the feedback - we will reach out to you separately. We have still the same formula we have been using all along with no changes. The cold weather can make a difference as the cream does get more solid in cold weather. The key is getting the cream to room temperature and shaking it to integrate the ingredients. We have looked into offering priority shipping in winter but that wasn't a popular option and any storm can slow the whole shipping supply chain. We do keep back stocks of all our lot numbers and compare them when new batches come in to make sure there is consistency across all batches...so far everything pumps the same. They bottles are stored in our facility where we keep the temperature at a balmy 70F.

Posted 1 year ago

“I honestly didn't think anyone else had the 'tearing' issuel. My ob gyn was stumped. So i read about your cream and decided to try it. It's been about a week and I can tell you in days I felt 100 percent better. I do however, have two questions, 1) I feel a bit bloated since i have been using the peach creme and I find myself wanting to eat constantly, is this a side effect? 2) I am having the same symptoms on the other 'private' part down there can the peach creme help ?”

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Posted 1 year ago

Hi there - so glad that Silky Peach Cream is making a difference for you. So, second question first - yes, the estriol in the cream works to help repair and maintain the integrity of the skin tissue...it helps the skin membranes maintain their strength and suppleness. So, yes, we designed the cream to help with the vulva and vagina skin but it will help any skin. Estrogen is important for building collagen, and as we are all finding out, collagen starts to disappear not just from the skin on our arms, hands, face, it also disappears from our lady bits. Applying the estriol cream will help that skin rebuild some plumpness. So, the bloating. Every woman has a different relationship with estrogen. Estrogen is the hormone that makes cells grow...especially the uterine lining. If a woman is particularly responsive to estrogen, adding back in the estriol - even a small amount can "wake up" those cells in the uterus and stimulate a little growth, which could be the root cause of the bloating feeling. The amount of estriol in the cream is not anywhere near the levels of estradiol made when we were cycling so the cream won't create periods again! What you might want to do is give it a couple of weeks to see if your body adjusts to have estrogen and settles down. The other strategy that many of our ladies use is to add a little progesterone. Progesterone is the natural balancer to estrogen - the other side of the hormone teeter totter. Just a little bit every day or every other day can help. We formulated the Vibrant Third Progesterone cream for post menopausal women. In addition to 25mg of progesterone it has a range of other ingredients known for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. So that's there as an option. Hope this info helps, we have a ton of other info on our blog for your reading pleasure: https://www.parlor-games.com/blog.html

Posted 1 year ago

“Absolutely the very best customer service I have ever received online! I held back a star because I haven’t got to try my cream since it caused an issue with my body. They told me what to do, refunded my money and even gave me advice on where else I might find relief!!! Who does that?? I hope it works because I love this customer service! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I am liking this snd actually feel like there is a change. What I didn’t like was I only bought one. I didn’t set this as a subscription as I have to do this slow as I did have cancer. I found that money was taken out of my account for a 2nd one. I have tried to get a hold of anyone but no one has answered my email that I sent days ago. I would have rated it a 5 but I’m still not happy.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I have a question before I order. I am a 78 year old woman who had a hysterectomy at age 45 for benign fibroids (they wouldn't do this surgery today!). I have never had children. I had DCIS (stage 0 breast cancer or "pre cancer") in 2015. I have the symptoms you mention here. I would like to try your cream. (I live in Salem and love that you are based in Oregon). Should I check with my Dr. first or would this be considered safe for me? Thanks! Also, doyo have any gynecologists on your team?Dian”

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Posted 1 year ago

Thank you for that question - it's a super important question, there are staggering statistics of women who have or have had breast cancer and now have hormones "blocked" by a medication...and that means painful vaginal dryness. So here is some science for you. There are two distinct types of estrogen receptors, estrogen receptor alpha (ER-A) and estrogen receptor beta (ER-B). In the breast estrogen hormones that bind to estrogen receptor alpha promotes breast cell proliferation, whereas the estrogen hormones that bind to estrogen receptor beta inhibits breast cell proliferation and prevents breast cancer development. It is important to note that estrone and estradiol bind mostly to estrogen receptor alpha, which explains the known breast cancer-promoting effects of these two hormones. On the other hand, estriol binds to estrogen receptor beta a characteristic that corresponds to a unique breast cancer protection effect. Estriol is the weakest of the estrogens, produced through non reversible metabolism of the other two estrogens - estradiol and estrone. It has 1/7 to 1/8th the potency of estradiol and is metabolized to non harmful metabolites that are not associated with breast cancer cell growth. Now, every woman is unique, and every breast cancer is unique, but the above information may help you have a more detailed conversation with your doctor about the potential for using estriol for vaginal dryness.

Posted 1 year ago

Parlor Games is rated 3.9 based on 111 reviews