Boric Acid Suppositories with Lactobacillus: Microbiome Flora Balance; Balance and Nourishes Healthy Flora; Paraben-Free Preservative-Free (5count)

This product works. I used it as directed and wash with tea tree and coconut oil during my showers and I haven't had ANY issues since. I've had recurring BV for a while now and I tried this on a whim.Now, I'm not sure if it was my upcoming lady days or this product, but I noticed cramping.I would pay for it again, the capsules on the market don't dissolve and it pisses me off.No more abnormal smell is the best thing I now have the pleasure to forget worrying about.

A few years ago when I was doing biotech PR, I sat with the CEO of a company working on vaginal probiotics. She told me that (unlike the gut, where the more the merrier), healthy vaginas harbor only a couple of specific lactobacillus species. Fast forward: I was looking for a post-menopause vaginal probiotic and spotted this. The boric acid in the carrier is a good thing too (vaginal pH should be lower than skin). Only caveat is that these suppositories melt fast! Lie down before inserting and don't get up for a few hours, or plan to use a pad.

I don’t typically write reviews but I’ve used other suppositories before and they work fine, since this one had great reviews I tried it. It’s not a capsule it’s like a hardened coconut oil texture. Used it anyways and ended up getting a severe uti/bladder infection. I will not be using this again at any chance of having to go through that pain again. They’re also very messy and oily. I just don’t like anything about this product and I’m not a picky person.

If you’re having itching/burning and discomfort or struggle with BV these are amazing. My gyno recommended these, I will say I do not love the price but they are worth it.

I like them, personally i like the ones that come from the same brand but do not have boric acid added. U can’t go wrong with this brand of products.

I ordered these for BV even though my Dr. says everything is fine down there aside from discharge which I've had most of my life.PRO:Easy to use, can use applicator (not included) or handsLonger than usualCONS:Helped a little then back to square oneBurns a little at firstI'm not sure if there just isn't a long enough treatment time with these or what. I've used other in the past (that did the same thing) but then stopped working as soon as I stoped using them. These might work great for you, but not for me.

Different from the usual acid boric “suppositories” that are actually a caplet, VagiBiom is a real suppository. They are soft and melt slowly. Also, more importantly it will not left you feeling dry and arid but soft and rejuvenated!

I've been having a major imbalance in my lower regions involving resistant BV. I've had to do natural methods since I couldn't get help elsewhere. I've made a lot of progress but most things I tried it would kind of come back shortly after. Anyway, I am finally making progress after a couple months on probiotics for vaginal care (You need the kind that is for that area since most other ones will not go past the gut and work on what you need them for). Things are finally improving and it's not just the vaginal area it's my entire bottom that has been affected. It took about 2 months to finally feel things are slowly balancing out, and I recently went on a zero sugar diet which is extreme and that's definitely healing my body. Anyway, I did do all five of these suppositories. You insert them vaginally, and I do have little applicators that I had on hand which actually fit them but you have to push them in sort of hard. (Make sure your hands are completely disinfected since this is sort of why many of us end up in these situations) One little germ can throw off your entire area and make your life miserable. My situation was so severe nobody knew what was wrong with me and it was so painful. You don't need an applicator since they are a little bit longer, and I've also used my hand. I recommend putting them in the refrigerator before you insert but this is pretty common with these types because they can melt right away. In warmer weather I definitely would put them in there. I make sure not to insert until I am in bed for the night in order to keep it in longer. You will want to use a pantyliner or pad releasing as well. I was a little confused because one area said for best results use for 5 days straight, but another area says use for three nights consecutively then wait two days and insert one and then wait another two days and insert the last one to release a yeast infection. I followed the last one with giving it a break. The first couple days I felt some irritation, but the third day I did not so I could tell it was working on something. I honestly don't know if I'm have in a yeast situation on top of my other problem and that's why I was doing this too. Anyway, my situation has been very complex so take my review with a grain of salt. I think if you are having issues down there doing a variety things is most helpful including being mindful of what you're putting in your body. I think I might reorder and do another round and see what happens.