Dizzily 20 Pack Disposable Plastic Vaginal Cream Applicators, Individually Wrapped Hygienic Injector Applicator to Fit Preseed Lubricant, Estrace, Contraceptive Gels, Personal Lube, OTC Gel or Cream

Easy to use and comfortable to insert with the rounded tip. Medication needs to be inserted once the plunger has been pulled out, there are no measurement marks on the applicators. That was not a dealbreaker for me and I would definitely order them again.

Great product!

Was looking for a “turkey baster” for at home ICI that didn’t cost a million bucks and this worked on our first try! it was comfortable and obviously effective. Highly recommend if you are TTC. I used this + a menstrual cup and it was no mess, easy peasy.

I got these to apply vaginal estrogen, instead of the applicators that come with the product. On the plus side, the rounded tip on these applicators is fantastic and so much more comfortable to use than the square tipped ones. On the negative side, the plunger has a black plastic piece that is very stiff and rigid, making it hard to actually dispense the product once the applicator is in the body. The solution I found was to use the plunger from the square tipped applicators in this product, instead of the plunger that comes with it. Together, they work really well. I am able to wash them with soap, hot water, and a bristle brush that one would use to clean reusable straws, which helps me get a lot more useless out of each item, bringing down the overall price.

These are basically the same as the ones that come with the Frida Baby at home insemination kit! They have been easy to use, delivery fast and super convenient for our TTC journey.

I purchased these applicators for their round shape, which is a feature that I could not find anywhere else. I developed intense itching during the night after I used the first applicator to apply my progesterone cream. I am a nurse and an older woman that has not had a yeast infection in over 35 years, I have the clinical knowledge to know that the reaction was not caused by the progesterone cream as I have been using it every night for almost 2 years. Although the symptoms I am having are of a yeast infection, I tend to believe it is more of a reaction to the material. To rule out yeast, I went to CVS and purchased a vaginal anti- fungal cream to treat the itch. I truly question what kind of plastic material this is made of and if suitable for vaginal use. Impossible to know as the package is all in Chinese, which should have been a red flag. Non English labeling, I assume, is an illegal practice if a product is marketed in the US, even more so if for internal use.

Muy bueno y protegido

Great product.