OVY Relief: CBD-Based Period Pain Relief

A vaginal suppository is a small, solid pill inserted directly into the vagina to deliver medication. Compared to other treatments for period relief, using a vaginal suppository allows for an efficient and localized release of the medication, thus providing relief exactly where you need it - in the reproductive tract. The active ingredients can act quickly and directly on receptors residing in the reproductive organs without affecting the rest of your body.

No! OVY Period Relief doesn't contain any THC, which is psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant reponsible for the "high" people experience upon use. OVY's main active ingredients are CBD & CBG, both non-psychoactive compounds from cannabis that provide the pain-relieving effects. See next question for more info!

There is evidence for CBD’s efficacy and safety when used for management of period pain, endometriosis, and restoring the endocannabinoid balance a naturally occurring system in the body (when off balance contributes to period pain). Research indicates that CBD is 30x stronger analgesiac than Aspirin with favorable safety profile.

You can use OVY as often as you need to relieve period discomfort, however, we recommend starting it 3-days prior to the start of your menstrual cycle. Unlike non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, there are no knon adverse effects from regular use of vaginal CBD-based suppositorries.

Not at all ! The distinctive smell of pot comes from the dried flowers and leaves of the cannabis plant, which are not used in our period relief products.

Vaginal suppositories are fast-acting because they dissolve within 10-15 minutes and are directly absorbed into the bloodstream in your vagina. You'll likely start to feel relief 30-45 minutes after insertion with 7-9 hours of long-lasting relief. We recommend inserting another OVY after 6-8 hours, depending on your level of discomfort and dosage.

Remove the suppository from the wrapper by pressing on the suppository from the back of the packaging and into the alu-film.

Wash your hands with soap and water and ensure your vaginal area is clean and dry. After removing the wrapper, use a clean finger to gently insert the suppository as far into the vaginal canal as it can comfortably go, just as you would a tampon.