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  • Solid compounds of varying weight, shape, and size often made from plant materials, which do not contain drugs and do not act metabolically. These tablets (also known as pills) are inserted in specific cavities of the body (e.g., vagina, rectum) to have a local effect; the tablets are not intended for swallowing. Topical tablets can be used to alleviate pain, regulate acidity (i.e., pH), and/or for lubrication or itch reduction.
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