Description
These wipes are marketed for external feminine hygiene — formulated with boric acid to help control feminine odor and maintain intimate area freshness. They are designed for external use only (not internal application).
Prescription
Not a prescription medicine — these are typically over-the-counter (“OTC”) hygiene product / feminine care wipes.

Therapeutic Category
Feminine hygiene / topical intimate care product (odor-control / cleansing) with antiseptic ingredient (boric acid) for external vulvar use.

Active Ingredients / Composition

• Main functional ingredient: boric acid (ingredient content per wipe not publicly verified for this brand) — boric acid is used in feminine care formulations for odor-control and pH support. 
• Other typical ingredients in similar products (may apply): purified water, mild cleansing surfactants or emulsifiers, preservatives (e.g., sodium benzoate), fragrance or natural scent, wipe substrate material.
• Because I could not find a full & verified list for the “Saint Margaret” version, the exact formulation remains unspecified.

Vitamins
None declared.

Minerals
None declared (boric acid is not a dietary mineral in this context).

Variant
Feminine external wipes (pre-moistened cloths). Pack size not clearly specified here.

Consume Type
External topical use only — wipe the external genital area (vulva/perineum) as needed for freshness. Not for internal or vaginal use unless specifically indicated and approved.

Directions / Usage (inferred)

• Remove a wipe from the packet.

• Use on the external intimate area (front to back) to gently cleanse and refresh.
• Do not flush wipes down toilet unless packaging says they are flushable.
• Use as needed (e.g., after exercise, during menstruation, before/after sexual activity) or as advised.
• Avoid internal insertion.
  Because this brand’s leaflet is not publicly available, follow instructions on the pack.

Common Side Effects (potential)

• Mild stinging or burning if used on broken or irritated skin.
• Local skin irritation or redness in sensitive individuals (especially if wipe contains fragrance or strong cleansing agents).
• Allergic reaction to any ingredients (rare) — discontinue use if rash, itching, swelling, or discomfort occurs.
• Note: Boric acid in high doses or internal use has known risks including irritation and toxicity.

Package Type
Moist wipe pack (sealed flexible pouch or tub) containing a number of individually-moistened wipes. (Specific pack size for Saint Margaret brand not verified).

Storage Advice

• Keep pack sealed when not in use.
• Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not use after expiry date or if packaging is damaged.
  

Safety Advice / Precautions

• For external use only. Do not insert into the vagina unless the product instructions explicitly permit it (most wipes are external use only).
• Do not use on broken, irritated or inflamed skin unless advised by a clinician.
  
• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a known sensitivity/allergy to boric acid or wipe ingredients — check with your clinician before use.
• Avoid flushing individual wipes unless pack says they are “flushable” — many wipes cause plumbing or environmental issues.
• If you experience persistent odor, discharge, itching, pain, or signs of infection (e.g., fever, green/yellow discharge, foul smell) — seek medical assessment (this product is not a substitute for diagnosis and treatment).
• Keep away from children and pets (boric acid ingestion can be toxic).
• Use only as directed; do not rely on wipes alone to manage serious gynecological conditions.

Product Substitutes
Other feminine hygiene wipes formulated with boric acid (e.g., brands like Monistat Maintain Feminine Wipes with boric acid).
Additionally, general pH-balanced intimate wipes without boric acid may be alternative, depending on your need.

Manufacturer / Marketer
Brand: Saint Margaret. I could not locate a clearly stated manufacturer company name or regulatory registration details for the specific “Saint Margaret Boric Acid Feminine Wipes” version.