pH Balance - For Odor, BV, Yeast Infections & pH Balance

Boric acid suppositories typically contain the following ingredients:

1. Boric Acid – The main active ingredient, known for its antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties, which help treat vaginal infections like yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis.
2. Gelatin or Glycerin – Used as a base or binder to help form the suppository and allow it to dissolve gradually once inserted.
3. Magnesium Stearate – A lubricant used to help the suppository dissolve smoothly.

Insert 1 pill inside vaginal cavity (wear a pantyliner for possible discharge)

Pill will dissolve in 4- 6 hrs. After pill dissolves, be sure to shower or bath before sexual activity.

DO NOT TAKE BY MOUTH

Yes, boric acid suppositories are generally considered safe for short-term use when used as directed. They are a natural remedy with minimal side effects for most people. However, it's important to:

• Avoid excessive use: Do not use boric acid for more than a couple of weeks unless advised by your doctor.
  
• Avoid ingestion: Boric acid should only be used vaginally. Do not swallow boric acid as it can be toxic.
  
• Not recommended during pregnancy: Boric acid should generally be avoided during pregnancy, especially in the first trimester.

While rare, some people may experience mild irritation, burning, or itching when using boric acid suppositories. If this occurs, discontinue use and consult your healthcare provider. In some cases, the body may need time to adjust, but persistent discomfort should be checked by a doctor.

Yes, some people use boric acid suppositories as a preventive measure for recurring infections. After successfully treating a yeast infection or BV, a healthcare provider may recommend using boric acid suppositories for a few days a month or after certain activities (like after sexual intercourse) to prevent recurrence.

All suppositories comes with a applicator