Craft Store Glycerin Soap Suppositories?

Has anyone ever used straight clear glycerin soap base, from a craft store, as a suppository? It's typically used to make soap and candles. If you have done this, be sure to tell me your results. Most importantly, is this SAFE? Let me know!

Yes, I've done it and it works. As long as it's just plain NON-anti-bacterial soap it should be reasonably safe.What are you looking to make with it?

Yes, the glycerin soap from a craft store is perfectly fine for suppository use. It usually comes in a one pound block molded in a sort of icecube tray like package. You can melt a few cubes easily in the microwave and pour the soap into the fingers of an exam glove... that will give you a nice selection of large suppositores of different thickness and length. Just shape the upper ends with a paring knife to round it off. The same glycerin soap makes an excellent enema soap, one cube, grated, in two quarts of warm water will deliver a real clean out! Most of the larger chain craft stores will carry several types of soap making supplies, they also have liquid glycerine in the same department, much less expensive than from the pharmacy.