Boric acid suppositories are commonly used to help restore a healthy vaginal pH — the kind of balance that gets thrown off by recurring odor, mild yeast imbalance, or bacterial imbalance.
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Boric acid suppositories are commonly used to help restore a healthy vaginal pH — the kind of balance that gets thrown off by recurring odor, mild yeast imbalance, or bacterial imbalance. They work by gently adjusting that environment, not by masking the symptom.
How to use it safely
Suppositories are inserted vaginally, usually at night so they aren't disturbed by movement.
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Suppositories are inserted vaginally, usually at night so they aren't disturbed by movement. Follow the course length on the packaging rather than stopping early or extending it on your own, and always wash your hands before and after.
For external use only, exactly as directed — never taken orally, and kept well away from children.
What it isn't
Boric acid isn't a cure-all.
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Boric acid isn't a cure-all. It won't treat every type of infection, it isn't recommended during pregnancy without a doctor's guidance, and it isn't a reason to skip a doctor's visit if what you're dealing with is severe, recurring often, or not improving.
When to stop and ask for help
If you notice increased irritation, burning, or anything that feels worse rather than better, stop use and check in with a doctor.
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If you notice increased irritation, burning, or anything that feels worse rather than better, stop use and check in with a doctor. If in doubt at any point, message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you figure out the right next step.
Not a diagnosis
These guides help you choose everyday care. If symptoms are severe, painful, persistent, or keep coming back, speak with a qualified health professional.