Model's hand holding  Momotaro Apotheca Organic Suppository for yeast infections and vaginal discomfort on light pink background

What is a Vaginal Suppository?

Meet The Suppository: Organic, Targeted Support for Vaginal Health

Meet the newest member of our vulvovaginal health lineup: The Suppository. This product rounds out our comprehensive set of vaginal health products and we are pretty damn excited about it. Unlike most of our topical products, The Suppository is our first product that is meant to be used inside the vagina to provide quick concentrated relief from yeast infections and other common vulvovaginal issues. So let’s break down what vaginal suppositories are and what makes ours special. 

 

 

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What Is a Vaginal Suppository?

Simply put, a vaginal suppository is a dissolvable pill that you insert into your vagina to fight vaginal infections and vulvovaginal discomfort. Once inserted, suppositories release the active ingredients directly into the vagina killing bad bacteria and yeast, and restoring balance to the vaginal microbiome. And because vaginal suppositories are inserted directly into the vagina, they can provide quicker and more concentrated relief to vaginal discomfort that other traditional methods.  

 

How Vaginal Suppositories Support Vaginal Health

Your vagina is a self-regulating ecosystem. When its delicate balance is disrupted, by stress, antibiotics, hormonal changes, sex, or illness, you may experience symptoms like:

  • Yeast infections
  • Vaginal itching or burning
  • Odor
  • Irritation or dryness

Vaginal suppositories work by delivering supportive ingredients directly into the vaginal environment, helping restore balance without overwhelming the system. This localized approach respects the vagina’s natural processes rather than overriding them.

 

Vaginal Suppositories can be great alternative to traditionally prescribed treatment options.

 

Vaginal Suppositories vs. Antibiotics and Topical Treatments

Oral antibiotics must be absorbed through the intestinal system before they can make it into the vagina which can take hours - and sometimes days. Also, antibiotics can upset the delicate balance of bacteria in the vagina, leading to more problems down the road. Topical ointments, which are applied to the vulva, can be messy, especially because many medically-prescribed ointments have a thick and creamy consistency. It can also be difficult to consistently reapply these products throughout the day. Our vaginal suppositories, on the other hand, are designed to be easy to insert and relatively mess-free, requiring only that you use washed hands (ALWAYS wash your hands) to insert them directly into the vagina. Easy peasy!

 

 

Pair with our vulva soothing balm: Shop Salve


 

Why Choose an Organic Vaginal Suppository?

What makes our suppository different is the quality of ingredients we use and the intention that goes into every product we make. We take a holistic approach to vulvovaginal health and only use  all-natural, certified organic, and flora-friendly ingredients int our products. Our vaginal suppository contains oregon grape to address the imbalances that cause yeast infections, coconut oil to hydrate sensitive vaginal tissue, calendula and echinacea for relief from itching, odor, and general irritation, as well as other beneficial plant-powered ingredients. 

 

It is our belief that vaginal health products should work WITH your body and allow you to heal, not just deal.

 

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Further Reading:

All Natural Ingredients, All the Time

Our Commitment To (And Love Of) All Natural Ingredients

WTF is Fem Care

An Ode to Salve by Torie Leigh

 

 

 

 

Momotaro Apotheca and its materials are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease. 
All material on Momotaro Apotheca is provided for educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider for any questions you have regarding a medical condition.

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