Love Wellness The Killer Boric Acid Suppositories - 14ct

A: My OB, pediatrician, and infant risk nurse line has all said it’s OK to use for max 7 days breastfeeding as long as baby has no renal issues and was fullterm.

A: If you are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding, you should not use boric acid.

A: Hi there! Do not open the pill. Simply insert the entire suppository vaginally, and the capsule will dissolve and your body will be able to absorb the boric acid.

A: from experience, do it quickly as it desolves quickly.. really quick. and make aure you its wet a little down there

A: Hi there! We recommend waiting until after you have finished using The Killer in order for the product to be most effective.

A: It should be but check with your doctor first.. I will say the product is amazing and you will notice the difference after the first night, just wear liners, Of course once approved by your doctor if you’re pregnant

A: No, you're not supposed to use boric acid while pregnant

A: Hi there, The Killer® capsule is a bovine gelatin capsule and is derived from beef.

A: Hi there, The Killer is designed to support healthy vaginal odor. As always, anytime you add anything new to your regimen, we recommend checking in with your doctor/healthcare provider to ensure it makes sense for you, and they can answer any more specific questions you might have!

A: Hi there, if you think you might have an active infection/irritation, it's important you speak with a doctor or healthcare provider to seek medical advice on whether it makes sense for you to use The Killer at this time. They would be best to consult with before adding anything new to your regimen if you are on a specific medication, or dealing with a recurring issue.

A: How long you use The Killer depends on your body and your needs. You can use The Killer for as little as 1 day or for as long as 5 days. Only use one suppository every 24-hour period. It's always best to consult with a doctor before use of any new product, particularly if you have sensitivity in your lower pelvis or abdomen, a sexually transmitted disease (STD), pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), vaginal bleeding, sores, ulcerations, nausea, fever, or chills. Stop use and contact a doctor if symptoms persist or worsen.

A: Disintegration ranges around 4 - 10 mins for The Killer. If you notice your discharge seems grainy as if the suppository didn’t fully dissolve, that could be a sign it wasn’t inserted deeply enough into the vagina (remember to position it as far as you would insert a tampon). It is recommend that you chat with your doctor before starting any new product, or if you are experiencing any unexpected changes in your discharge (consistency, odor, causing irritation), or have any concerns. Your doctor will be able to provide the most accurate recommendations for you based on your medical history.

A: Hi Cii! There’s no direct reaction between alcohol and The Killer, however, alcohol does dehydrate you, so that would be something to consider, as that could lead to some vaginal dryness for some, and could cause a bit of discomfort.