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We found 1 Reddit mentions of NeuEve® Vaginal Suppository Applicator, Reusable (1/Pack) – 3.5/8” Internal Diameter – Fits Most Brands, Pills, Tablets, Boric Acid Capsules, and Vitamin E Suppositories – Not for Cream – Easy Clean. Here are the top ones.
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- Makes the use of vaginal suppositories easier. Prevents melting in fingers. Washable and reusable. Rinse after each use. It is designed specially for delivering the NeuEve brand vaginal suppositories. It is not guaranteed to work for other brand of suppository unless the size matches. The internal diameter is 3.5/8 inch. It is designed for delivering vaginal suppositories, not for cream or tablet. Please do not use it for cream or tablet.
- Have vaginal odor or BV? Try the NeuEve BV Clear Starter Kit.
- Have vaginal dryness and atrophy? Have painful sex (dyspareunia) or painful muscle spasm during intercourse (vaginismus)? Try the NeuEve Silk formula, Silver formula, Assorted formula and cream
- Note: Do not use an applicator if dryness is severe, as it may cause scraping. If you are too dry, use finger to insert a suppository.
- Tip: Use vaginal moisturizer, cream or lubricant to ease insertion.
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Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Width | 1 Inches |
Here's my opinion about Foria (specifically the "Relief" vaginal suppository): it's a band aid, and not necessarily for vaginismus, but works generally well for pain. To me, it's too expensive to be worth it (around $11–13 per suppository) and lidocaine ointment is better catered to dilating, insertion, etc. Also with the Foria suppositories, you have to be able to insert them as far as you can for them to work properly, and if you aren't at that stage yet, it might be counterintuitive. I wasn't able to insert anything when I tried my first suppository, so it didn't work particularly well (and at that price, it's pretty high stakes to get it wrong!). However, with PT, training with dilators, etc., I am now able to insert the suppositories. They do not come with an applicator. I used a separate product, an applicator by NeuEve. In my opinion these things should be free with products that require application, but whatever. With all that said, I have other pelvic pain associated with hormones including ovarian cysts and occasional very painful ovulation. I used a Foria suppository during a particularly painful night and it was magical. Very soothing and relieving, for temporary pain. With a condition like vaginismus I only see Foria fitting into a larger program of longterm treatment, but it's not something I'd use on its own or consider an end-all. I keep it on hand in case there's another off night, but it's not something I'd use regularly.