Tag: Boric acid safety

In a study of 784 cases of boric acid ingestion, 88.3% of individuals were entirely asymptomatic, highlighting that the answer to 'Is boric acid harmful to us?' depends heavily on the dose and exposure route [1.3.2]. This article explores its dual nature as both a remedy and a poison.

While boric acid is widely used for treating conditions like recurrent yeast infections, oral ingestion is highly toxic and can lead to severe poisoning. To ensure safety, it is critical for users to understand what not to do when using boric acid, including avoiding certain applications and situations that can cause harm.