NutraBlast Boric Acid Vaginal Suppositories 600mg, 30-count
Product description
This pack of boric acid vaginal suppositories is designed to help restore intimate balance and reduce odor during short treatment courses. Containing 30 suppositories of 600 mg each plus 15 single-use applicators, the bundle aims to simplify nightly use with a pre-measured dose and an applicator option for easier insertion.
Key Points
These suppositories contain boric acid at a 600 mg dose per capsule, intended for daily use before bedtime over a typical 7-day course according to the included directions. The product is made in the USA and comes with 15 applicators to assist insertion if preferred over using a finger. The formulation is presented as a natural-support option for feminine hygiene and odor control, and the manufacturer states a satisfaction guarantee period.
Technical Specifications
- Name: NutraBlast Boric Acid Vaginal Suppositories 600mg Bundle
- Dosage per suppository: 600 mg
- Quantity: 30 suppositories, 15 applicators
- Origin: Made in USA
- Suggested regimen: 1 suppository daily, typically before bedtime, up to 7 consecutive days according to directions.
Usage Recommendations
Insert one suppository into the vagina at night, using an applicator or a finger as preferred, and remain lying down briefly to allow the suppository to dissolve. For the 7-day course referenced by the manufacturer, repeat the application for consecutive nights. Consider following label instructions and stopping use if significant irritation or adverse reaction occurs. Note that these products are often recommended for short courses rather than continuous long-term use.
Nuances and Limitations
Claims about effects on vaginal odor and intimate balance have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, according to the manufacturer. Boric acid can be effective in certain situations but may not be appropriate for everyone, including pregnant individuals or those with open sores or sensitivities. If symptoms persist or worsen, seeking medical advice is advisable.