Boron can be safe when used as recommended. However, large quantities can be dangerous. Children should not use boron or boric acid suppositories, topical boric acid powder, or a borax solution used to clean infant pacifiers. Boron is approved to take during pregnancy when used in appropriate a...
Intravaginal boric acid use during the first 4 months of pregnancy has been associated with birth defects. Pregnancy/Lactation Information regarding safety and efficacy in pregnancy and lactation is lacking; however, when used orally at doses below the upper intake level, boron is likely safe. Howe...