NeuEve® l Suppository Applicator, Reusable (1/Pack) – 3.5/8” Internal Diameter – Fits Most Brands, Pills, Tablets, Capsules, and Vitamin E Suppositories – Not for Cream – Easy Clean

I had been battling an embarrassing fishy odor for MONTHS to the point where I couldn't even be intimate with somebody anymore. I tried feminine washes, healthy diet, drinking more water, probiotics, prebiotics, other vaginal health pills, and nothing worked. I inserted one of these and not even 5 hours later, PROBLEM SOLVED. I also experienced quite a bit of watery discharge but I didn't even mind it at all, you know why? Because there was NO ODOR. OMG. Just put a panty liner and you'll be alright. I could cry I'm so happy. I also recommend using a vaginal pill applicator. The one I used looked kinda like a tampon applicator. Just put the pill in as high as it can go and that's it. This product saved my love life. I wish I had found it sooner. Thank you thank you thank you

I use Bonafide Reveree, which does not come with an applicator. I read several reviews complaining about this, but I don't like the idea of throwing away an applicator every time I apply. However, it is easier with an applicator. Enter this NeuEve applicator, which is intended to be used with more "standard" shaped/sized suppositories. It isn't a perfect fit, but close enough. I love that I can just wash and reuse. Perfect!

Worked great

It works and I need it for my pills, but unless you have the pill sticking out a certain amount, the edges of the applicator rub or scrap against my insides. Not pleasant and it's not that easy to clean, but there's not much you can change about that I think. It does the job and I figured out how to use it without it hurting so, 4 stars I this is fair.

You know how tampon applicators are rounded on the end so they can *glide in* easily? This thing doesn't have that feature. I used this a few times before giving up because I felt like I was scraping my insides with the sharp plastic end when I used it. The last time I used it, I actually bled a small amount. For what it's worth, most vaginal suppository applicators seem to be flawed in this way as well; this issue is not unique to this product. I have ended up using tampon applicators instead--I just throw away the tampon, pop the pill into the tampon applicator, and insert. It's a bit wasteful to throw away the tampon and just use the applicator, but at least I can insert my suppositories painlessly. Being a woman ain't easy, folks.