Reusable Suppository Mold Kit - 4 Trays, 10 Filling Pipettes, 1 Removal Stick. 2 ML

After hitting menopause, I started getting uncomfortably dry and found some suppositories online and they did work but cost a fortune. Plus someone said in a review that they had bad chemicals in them. I knew it must be possible to make my own since coconut oil gets hard and white in the refrigerator. I thought about making my own but then found these gems. WOW! They save me so much money and are so extremely easy to use to make my own. I am thrilled! Before I could only use them sparingly but now I can use them every night if I want to! I sleep with a towel under me to prevent oil from leaking onto the sheets and I often put a pillow under my hips to elevate things and keep it in place but it's great!It comes with eye droppers so you can put our warmed up / liquified coconut oil in the capsule. Then when it's hardened in the refrigerator and ready to use you take off one of the caps and push it out with the tool they provide. It pops right out (much easier than the foil packets I was trying to open using the expensive ones). I could not be happier that I found these and they are sturdy so I think they will last my lifetime. Great investment! I have a friend who owns a Lifestyle clinic and she told me about the "O-shot" that women can get which really helps with dryness so my goal will be to try that since it's supposed to last about a year, but in the meantime, these are cheap and work great!

Overall, I appreciated the thoughtfulness that went into the design of these molds, and the careful instructions that addressed common issues. As pictured in the listing, this set includes four molds and makes a total 24 suppositories. I used the molds for several weeks before writing this review.PROSA small batch of six suppositories allows you to test a certain formula without committing to an entire bath. I found this to be very handy.As mentioned, the molds are well designed. The kit includes removable plastic caps for the suppository tips and a plunger to loosen the suppository from the mold, if needed.The approach/complexity differs substantially from a one-piece silicone mold, and encourages concentration during what would typically be a fairly mindless task.NOTESSome dexterity is required, due to the many pieces and parts. If this is a concern, consider a silicone mold, instead.This mold does not support hot liquids. You must first cool the mixture before pouring.A small hand blender (like a smoothie blender) is very effective in mixing thoroughly to get the best results.As mentioned by other reviewers, you may lose or break some of the caps eventually. This means you wind up with three molds and use the fourth mold for replacement parts.CAUTIONIt's REALLY important to thoroughly blend the ingredients before pouring them into the mold. Without blending, certain essential oils may pool in the tip, and fail to solidify (even after freezing).To your health!

I got my order and cleaned it like stated in the directions in warm soapy water. Gotta keep a good eye on the plastic tips! They can get lost quite easily! But they cleaned up nicely, and I used cocoa butter and my ingredients of choice to fill them up. I used the pipettes that were supplied, worked great for me.. I tried pouring in from something with a pour spout but ended up spilling a good bit of my mixture.. disappointing to say the least! :/So, I got a pipette out from the bag and used it to fill the rest of the molds, easy peasy! Just make sure the mixture is cooled down..I solidified my first batches in the freezer… and the last in the fridge. I had better success with cooling and hardening them in the fridge. The freezer made four or five of the suppositories brittle and they fell apart when I popped them out. The fridge ones were perfect coming out of the mold!The size of the suppositories are not too big, the finished product work comfortably! It’s my first time using suppositories… not as difficult as I thought it would be! I highly recommend these molds!

Really happy with these, easy to use

We mix at home treatments and this set makes it easy. The only thing I don't like are the long stem droppers which barely last after one session use.

I make mine out of half coconut oil, half cocoa butter. I melt the two together in a glass measuring cup, warmed in water on my stovetop. As soon as it's melted I take it off the heat and let it set on the counter until it is room temperature. I can start slowly pouring the melted mixture into the molds (make sure the clear tips are on the bottom!) I didn't need the pipettes - I poured it out of the measuring cup slowly, and pushed around any excess on the top of the mold with a clean butter knife.I place the molds on a level surface like a plate, then pop them into the freezer for a couple hours. About half of them fall out on their own when I remove the caps, but the ones that don't are easily popped out with the plastic skewer. I can easily make several weeks' worth at one time, ready for use in the freezer or the fridge.It's easy to use, it saves me money, and I can customize the ingredients to my heart's content. What's not to love? Thank you, Flora!!

I have made many batches of CBD suppositories and these molds work great. Don’t use any force when putting the caps on. I clean them using a cotton swab and store them with the caps installed. My only complaint is that the molds don’t come with at least a couple of extra caps. I ordered a replacement set of six caps in case I damage or lose one.