DIRECTIONS:

• Insert one (1) SEROFlora suppository into the vagina as needed, preferably before bedtime
• Mild infection requires one (1) suppository per day for 6-14 days
• More acute infection requires one (1) suppository twice a day for 6 days, or longer
• If subjected to chronic infections, using one (1) suppository a day during menstruation may help prevent infections.

We recommend using a pantyliner as some leakage from the product may occur.

WARNING: NOT FOR ORAL CONSUMPTION. FOR VAGINAL USE ONLY. DO NOT USE IF PREGNANT OR NURSING. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Stop use and contact a doctor if you experience irritation or burning. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

The information on this site is not intended to replace a healthcare professional’s diagnosis and should not be construed as individual medical advice.

INGREDIENTS:

• 600MG pharmaceutical grade boric acid (per suppository)
• Gelatin (capsule), Silica, and Magnesium Stearate.

Q: What is a suppository?
A: It is a small capsule that is inserted into the vagina.

Q: How do I insert the suppository into my vagina?
A: You insert the suppository like you would a tampon. You can use your fingers and push it up until you can’t feel it anymore.

Q: What is the recommended amount of boric acid?
A: 600 mg is the recommended amount of boric acid which is included in each suppository.

Q: How long should you use SEROFlora?
A: Use the suppositories until you are odor-free. Additionally, many women use our suppositories on regular basis for vaginal odor during or after their period, after intercourse, pre-menopause or during menopause, during antibiotic use, or if they have an IUD.

Q: Is it safe to have intercourse after I have inserted the suppository?
A: We recommend not having intercourse until after the suppository has completely dissolved. This takes between 4-12 hours. We do not recommend having oral sex while using SEROFlora Boric Acid Suppositories.

Q: Can you use boric acid while pregnant?
A: Do not use if pregnant or nursing.

Q: What do the suppositories look like?
A: The suppositories look like a pill capsule. The suppository dissolves inside your vagina. The small size of our capsules (less than one inch) helps to minimize leakage.

Q: What are the possible issues with boric acid suppositories?
A: Some women may experience mild burning or irritation. This may occur if the suppository was not inserted far enough into the vagina or if you have any irritated or open skin within the vagina. Women may also experience watery leakage, so we recommend using a panty liner at night.