Can you use these applicators to push through vaginal suppositories?
840741
Unless they are very tiny, like capsule size, probably not. These are not wide on the tip, and are mostly meant for cream. There is nothing that would hold the suppository in place.
840742
depending on the diameter of the suppository, this might work for you. The applicator is designed to twist onto the end of a tube and draw up/dispense a viscous liquid. If the suppository is small, it may draw into the tube. This applicator is not specifically designed to deposit suppositories, though.
840743
I only used the creams, but I think they would work for the suppositories, but not 100% sure.
960507
I would say yes, no and maybe on this one. It depends on the level of inflammation.If it is in an acute stage, using them could cause more discomfort, even though they might be useful to release some of the tension in the connection tissue. Certainly they are useful to keep the feet flexible and open, so they could be considered proactive. And as the inflammation and contraction release, they will be useful to massage the entire area really effectively.
1547689
I prefer the Key-E Vit E Suppositories in the yellow box. They seem to be more effective & soothing for me. That doesn't mean that they are not as good or better, they just are not better or the same for me.
1381257
Yes but I would go easy cause they are very potent & may say to not ingest them. Check it out first. They're wonderful for lotions, soaps, etc too.
832739
They don't have a fine point tip like a sewing needle, but if you push down too hard enough, you could do some damage. You are only supposed to put enough pressure to a level of comfort without causing pain or damage.
991563
I would not use them for that. You need something that air will actively be pushed thru.
1102087
I mixed the powder with organic coconut oil. I used a mini ice cube maker to make them into suppositories.
181408
Sure, I installed them on all my cabinet & drawer doors. However, if your drawers are "weak", this will "push" the drawers out.
725492
Yes. They sell a hose-end applicator. You put the recommended amount of the product in the applicator, attach it to the end of the hose, and run the hose until the product is gone .
150478
The suppositories do not contain any hydrocortisone. Perhaps there is an Anusol cream that would contain hydrocortisone.
1267199
Yes most definitely. You can purchase size 00 capsules and carefully pour powder using gloves so that it does not irritate your skin. For a more moisturizing suppository, mix with your favorite oil or melted butter.
1205941
I wouldn't think it can be used as a suppository. You might ask the company which makes it.
617669
Yes you can. I have tried it. It seems uncomfortable and I lost some control in them. I felt as though I was losing some effectiveness. Hope this answer helps you.
806299
NO WAY! It barely has the strength to mix Metamucil which is what I use it for every day. It's very well constructed but not very powerful!
1347075
Thank you for asking, Mrs. Mantha! Actually, these are suppositories and are meant to be taken anally, not orally. These are not a pill to be taken through the mouth so there is no aftertaste if you are taking them as directed. -JonL
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Probably, but I would buy them from a pharmacy. The ones that I bought on Amazon do not work as well as the ones that I bought at a pharmacy. (and those work great if you use them long enough)
924643
No. I usually perches my applicators separately from drugstore. I basically buy the generic brand of vaginal cream box for $4 and it comes with 7 applicator.