PH-D Moisturizing Boric Acid Suppositories for BV Feminine Odor - 14 pack

Freshness, comfort, and moisture—finally in one simple solution. PH-D Moisturizing Boric Acid Suppositories are thoughtfully formulated to help support feminine freshness while soothing and hydrating sensitive vaginal tissues.

Each suppository contains 600 mg of boric acid, enhanced with vitamin E and coconut oil to support moisture, ease irritation, and promote overall vaginal comfort. Unlike drying or harsh formulas, this non-sticky, chemical-free blend works gently overnight so you wake up feeling clean, balanced, and confident.

A gentle choice for women who want to support freshness and comfort—whether you're navigating occasional odor concerns, hormonal dryness, or postpartum changes.

Why It's Great

• Boric acid helps support feminine freshness overnight

• Coconut oil and vitamin E hydrate dry tissues and soothe irritation

• Moisturizing formula supports vaginal comfort, not dryness

• Non-sticky, chemical-free, and gentle on sensitive areas

• A trusted format many women incorporate into their routine

• Gentle enough for regular use

When to Use

Daily Comfort

Support moisture balance and freshness whenever needed

Menopause & Perimenopause Relief

Helps soothe dryness and discomfort related to hormonal changes

Postpartum Recovery

Gently freshens and hydrates after childbirth

Ingredients:

• Boric Acid (600 mg)

• Coconut Oil

• Vitamin E Oil

• Gelatin Suppository

How to Use:

1. Insert one suppository vaginally at bedtime

2. Use nightly as needed, typically for 2 - 3 days, though some may prefer longer

3. For more noticeable odor, one suppository may be used every 12 hours

4. For ongoing support, use 2 - 4 times per week or prior to known triggers such as intercourse or menstruation

5. Wear a panty liner during use, as mild watery leakage may occur

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your doctor if symptoms persist or if you have a medical condition.