The primary active ingredient is boric acid. The formula also includes tea tree oil and cocoa butter. These ingredients are described as targeting vaginal pH balance, helping reduce odor, and providing hydration/moisture.

Cooling pads are described as infused with mint, aloe vera, and lavender. They are marketed as providing a refreshing, cooling sensation, particularly for hot or heavy period days.

Overnight pads are described as heavy‑absorbency designs that are clinically shown to stay in place all night while providing maximum absorbency and breathability for overnight protection.

Product details repeatedly note “Do not flush,” indicating that Honey Pot pads and tampons should not be flushed down the toilet.

Descriptions state that several pads are gynecologist‑ and dermatologist‑tested, and the suppositories are described as dermatologist‑approved.

Pads are described as microbiome‑friendly and formulated for sensitive skin. Labels use terms like hypoallergenic, gentle, and non‑irritating, and note they are made without fragrances, pesticides, or chlorine.