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how to use
Insert 1 capsule vaginally nightly for 2 weeks.
TRADITIONAL USAGE
Intravaginal boric acid has been used for over a hundred years.
FORMULATED BY A DR
Unlike other boric acid suppositories that claim to be mini, moisturizing or contain aloe / tea tree or other unstudied ingredients, BoriCap has been formulated to the exact specifications of the American College of Gynecology.
NO IRRITATING FILLERS
BoriCap does not contain ANYTHING other than pure boric acid.... no fillers, dyes, or perfumes.
THE ORIGINAL
BoriCap is the ORIGINAL boric acid suppository that women and their doctors have been trusting since 2014. Our 5 star reviews speak for themselves! Women have been singing BoriCap's praises for a decade!
Pure Boric Acid Powder
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Boric Acid is a mineral, and has mild acidic properties. Not all boric acid powder is created equal! We searched far and wide to be sure that the boric acid used in BoriCap is silky smooth, like talcum powder. You don't need any more irritation in an already irritated vagina!
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BoriCap is also pharmaceutical grade (NF is a fancy way of saying pharmaceutical grade). It means that it is EXTRA pure, without any heavy metals or contaminants. Cheaper boric acid can be technical grade, which is not as pure as BoriCap.
Made without
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Sand-like fillers, dyes used to color capsules, perfumes, tea tree, aloe.
These are all unstudied irritants that have no place in a boric acid suppository!
This product is a third party lab tested and verified for potency, purity (no heavy metals, microbiological and bacterial contaminants, pesticides, volatile organic compounds), and efficacy.
Proudly manufactured in the USA. All natural ingredients, BoriCap is manufactured using Good Manufacturing Practices.
frequently asked questions...
BoriCap is manufactured right here in the US, on the east coast in an FDA and GMP compliant facility.
When BoriCap dissolves in your natural fluids, you may notice some discharge the next morning. In some cases, it might appear later in the day—surprise!—so wearing a cotton pantyliner the following day is a good idea. Occasionally, the discharge may also occur when you shift positions in the morning, making an overnight pantyliner a helpful option as well.
If intimacy is on your mind while dealing with a yeast infection—more power to you! While it's generally recommended to avoid sexual activity during treatment to prevent further irritation or imbalance for yourself or your partner, you can typically resume intimacy 24 hours after your last suppository use.
Absolutely! You can use BoriCap while on your period. However, it's best to avoid using a tampon at the same time to ensure the suppository can fully dissolve and mix with vaginal fluids for optimal effectiveness.
No, boric acid does not affect the beneficial bacteria naturally present in the vagina.
There is no research available on whether boric acid suppositories affect the effectiveness of condoms.
Vaginal dryness can affect many women due to factors like hormonal changes, medications, dehydration, and more. Since BoriCap requires moisture for smooth insertion and to help the gelatin capsule dissolve, dryness can be an issue. Using a water-based lubricant can make insertion more comfortable and may help the suppository dissolve more quickly.
Using your finger to insert BoriCap is perfectly fine, but if you prefer, we also offer applicators that can be purchased separately, or a 60-count bottle that includes an applicator. No matter which method you choose, once inserted, you shouldn't feel the suppository inside. If you experience any discomfort after insertion, it means the suppository wasn't placed far enough and should be repositioned. Adding some lubrication to your finger can make the repositioning process more comfortable.
Do not use boric acid suppositories when you are pregnant.
BoriCap suppository use has not been studied in nursing mothers, and we cannot recommend usage.
Boric acid is a mineral, and its chemical properties are not affected by heat.
Boric acid suppositories are widely discussed as a potential option for supporting vaginal health. Many people explore them as a home remedy for recurrent yeast infections, and they are sometimes mentioned in studies and discussions about alternative approaches. However, individual experiences vary, and it’s always a good idea to consult a healthcare professional to ensure a diagnosis and before trying any new product, especially for medical conditions.
Boric acid suppositories are commonly used by many women as a way to support vaginal health. While they are available over-the-counter, it's important to remember that everyone's body is different. For safety, it's always recommended to consult with a healthcare provider before using any new product, especially if you have specific health concerns or conditions.
Boric acid itself, being a mineral like salt, doesn’t expire. However, the capsules used to contain the boric acid may degrade over a long period of time. At Heale, we use all of the expired inventory oursevles.
Boric acid suppositories are generally considered safe when used as directed, but like any product, it’s important to follow the recommended guidelines. While rare, improper use or ingestion can be harmful. It’s essential to keep boric acid products out of reach of children and use them only as intended. For peace of mind, always consult a healthcare provider before using any new product, especially if you have concerns about your health or specific conditions.
