How much coconut oil have you used in a suppository?

I'm curious to know how much coconut oil others have used in a suppository. I tried my first oversized one with 3 tablespoons of oil, I wasn't sure that was excessive or not.

I got some glycerin from the craft store and was going to use an ice cube tray designed for water bottles but maybe mixing with coconut oil would be a good idea. I'll have to do some experimentation and get back to you,

I'm curious to know how much coconut oil others have used in a suppository. I tried my first oversized one with 3 tablespoons of oil, I wasn't sure that was excessive or not.

I just Googled how to freeze coconut oil and got this reply.

Freezing coconut oil is easier than you may think: Simply melt your coconut oil, making sure it's just melted (not too hot), then measure out however much you want into a storage container or ice cube tray. Wait until the oil has set at room temperature before placing it into the freezer. If using an open container for this process (such as an ice cube tray or silicone cupcake holders), just be sure to transfer the oil pieces to an airtight container (plastic baggies work well) after a few hours of freezing.

Read More: https://www.tastingtable.com/1634134/best-way-freeze-coconut-oil/

You can mix glycerine with coconut oil, but in a 1 to 5 ratio, tops. I prefer to cast suppositories in a latex glove: the fingers make great suppos, and can be cut off where they meet the hand, and saved in the freezer. Check my posts for one that describes the method I use. You can also make herbal suppositories using either finely ground herbs, or oils. Not being into illicit "pharmaceuticals myself, I have no idea about using coconut oil to make suppositories with them. I will say that the rectum absorbs things more quickly than oral deliveries, so I would use extreme caution to avoid overdosing.