Suppository cutting device

Just found a neat device for shaping soap suppositories; an apple corer. I use it on Neutrogena Soap. The front end has a completely round hood that cuts into the soap and that leads to a channel in back. Makes suppos about 3/8 inches in diameter and at least four inches long. If you ease the front end out of the channel gently, you can make them six inches long. Not expensive; around $5.00.

Do you happen to have a link for this device? Or can you tell us where you bought it, what it is called and sold as??

Sounds like an interesting and useful little thingamajig to have handy.

An apple corer can be found at any store with a kitchnewares section, more specifically small utensils. Here's a link to one available from amazon.com. NFI

http://www.amazon.com/OXO-20181-Good-Grips-Corer/dp/B00004OCIQ

Sounds like a great idea!

Agracier, go to Amazon.com, kitchen products, and then corers. There is even one with a device to push the finished product out the end. All under $10.00. Every suppository aficionado needs a couple of these; and a good supply of glycerin soap bars.

I just ordered one. Looking forward to using it.

Well for goodness sakes ... I have one of those things in the kitchen ... I just didn´t make the connection and apparently wasn´t familiar with the correct term ... an apple corer ... gotta try it mucho pronto ... when I get home that is ...

Thanks for the clarification.

Have just discovered a couple of new coring devices. The first one is a corer by Rosle of France called "vide-pomme" and is 2cm in diameter but long; maybe five inches. The second one is from William Sonoma and is an apple corer; one inch in diameter and seven inches long. Once you have cored, you can open it up. Price is $10.00. Size looks perfect.