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This also explains why boric acid is often used as a buffering agent in eye drops at concentrations below 3%, where it adjusts pH without acting as a preservative. Formulators should verify the specific grade and impurity profile, as high-purity material commands a premium in pharmaceutical and specialty glass applications.
From a market perspective, this residential use is a small but stable demand niche. Suppliers often sell boric acid powder in bulk to pest control formulators, who blend it with attractants. Regulatory shifts on pesticide registration could impact this channel, so track policy changes in household insecticide classifications.