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Boric acid: the facts

 

Boric acid is a weak acid that comes from the element boron. It looks like a white, crystalline powder and is often used as an antiseptic, insecticide, preservative, or pH buffer.

Info:

• Boric acid should only be used vaginally, not orally or on open wounds — it is toxic if swallowed.

• It’s not recommended during pregnancy.

• It’s usually used in suppository form (e.g., 500 mg capsule inserted vaginally once daily for 7–14 days, under medical guidance).

• Side effects can include local irritation or watery discharge.​

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Getting hold of Boric Acid:

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Boric acid is easily obtained via sites like eBay.

 

Or the following sites:

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https://www.pureboric.co.uk

https://www.siaderma.co.uk/boric-acid-suppositories