Question 1

Why Use Boric Acid Suppositories?

Accepted Answer

Wisp's Boric Acid suppositories are specially formulated to promote vaginal acidity and healthy flora to help restore your natural balance. Use this suppository to complement prescription medication, or take it on it's own, for UTI, Bacterial Vaginosis or Yeast Infection—so you feel (and stay) fresh*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Question 2

What is Boric Acid?

Accepted Answer

Used for over 100 years to help treat vaginal infections, boric acid features both antifungal and antiviral properties. This natural treatment is available over the counter in gelatin capsules that are inserted into the vagina, particularly after sex, to encourage balance and prevent Bacterial Vaginosis, Urinary Tract Infection & Yeast Infections.
In a 2009 study, women who inserted boric acid into their vaginas, in addition to using an antibiotic treatment, had an 88% cure rate at seven weeks and 92% cure rate at the 12-week mark. The researchers concluded that boric acid is effective at removing the vagina's bacterial mucus and getting rid of disease-causing organisms that cannot be cleared by antibiotics.

Question 3

How Do I Use Boric Acid Suppositories?

Accepted Answer

Boric acid helps balance the pH of your vagina to prevent bacteria overgrowth and BV infections. To use wisp's Boric Acid, insert 1 suppository vaginally following sex, or each night for 7 nights if you think you may be experiencing recurrent Bacterial Vaginosis, Urinary Tract Infection or Yeast Infection. Remember, always follow the directions on the package of any product you are using.

Question 4

Is Boric Acid safe?

Accepted Answer

Medical grade Boric Acid must be used vaginally, as it can be toxic when swallowed. You also need to keep it away from children and animals. As a precaution, consult with your doctor prior to use and forego this home remedy if you're pregnant.

Question 5

How Do I Use Boric Acid As A Preventative?

Accepted Answer

Boric Acid can be used to regulate vaginal pH levels and is shown to prevent Bacterial Vaginosis, Urinary Tract Infection & Yeast Infection. The best way to use Boric Acid as a preventative is by beginning treatment at a time that your bacterial balance could change. Some examples are after sex, or on the last days of your period.

Question 6

Why Is Boric Acid Only For Delivery?

Accepted Answer

Our Boric Acid is compounded in our specialty pharmacy and is not available at local pharmacies. Once your order is processed, your package will leave our pharmacy within 24 hours and arrive at your doorstep in 3-5 days.

Question 7

Do You Accept Insurance?

Accepted Answer

Wisp does not currently accept insurance for consultation or prescription costs. Our services are priced based on the cost of subscription and one-time purchase amount and vary based on the needs of each patient. The medication cost is included in our prices when shipped from our pharmacy. Wisp Care access, included with subscription, is priced to provide access for anyone who needs access to a doctor regardless of insurance. If you have insurance, depending on your plan, it may be possible to bill insurance specifically for your meds if you choose same-day pick up at the pharmacy.

Question 8

Can I pay for wisp with FSA & HSA?

Accepted Answer

Yes! At checkout you will be able to enter a Credit Card and your FSA or HSA card.

Question 9

How do I know wisp is legitimate?

Accepted Answer

You can check our LegitScript certification at the bottom of our site (a 3rd party accreditation service that Google uses and requires in order to advertise prescription drugs). All of our physicians and partner pharmacies are U.S. licensed & Board Certified (they can only dispense medication from certified manufacturers). Plus, we store all of your data in a HIPAA compliant manner and ensure that our payment processing is PCI compliant.

Boric Acid Suppositories

Boric Acid Suppositories