Description:

 Boric acid pessary is a vaginal suppository used to treat yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and trichomoniasis ¹.

Prescription: 

• Available over-the-counter (OTC) or by prescription.

Dosage: 

• Typically 600 milligrams per day, inserted into the vagina once a day for 3-6 days ².

Therapeutic Category: 

• Topical anti-infective, antiseptic, and antifungal agent.

Active Ingredients/Composition:

•  Boric acid, probiotics (Lactobacilliales), and antioxidants (Vitamin C and E) ¹.

 Variant: 

• Available in capsule or suppository form.

Consume Type: 

• Vaginal suppository.

Directions/Usage: 

• Insert one suppository into the vagina once a day, preferably before bedtime ³.

Common Side Effects: 

• Vaginal burning, watery discharge, redness, and irritation ².

Package Type: 

• Available in single-use packets or boxes.

Storage Advice: 

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture ¹.

Safety Advice: 

• Avoid using boric acid during pregnancy, and do not take orally ².

Product Substitutes: 

• Alternative treatments for yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis include antifungal medications and antibiotics.

Manufacturer/Marketer: 

•  Hylafem

Country of Origin: 

• United States.