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Amazon has 100-Count Amazon Basic Care 100mg Docusate Sodium Stool Softener Laxative Softgels on sale for $2.78 when you check out with Subscribe and Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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Stool Softener concentrates water in the lower GI and helps lubricate your stool. It can become a 'laxative' effect if too much is taken.
For those prescribed pain medication short-term, or those taking Kratom short-term for pain, etc. these work very well to 'ease things through' without nasty side-effects.
These aren't really for 'immediate relief' and take a day or so to work.
If you want immediate relief from constipation, you'll be looking for a laxative. (I find a tablespoon of Xylitol in brewed coffee on an empty stomach works w/ only the mildest of discomfort.)
To each their own, and especially w/ OTC drugs and supplements: research things yourself!
Ive had pretty bad constipation only in the past year I decided to finally do something about it. I tried magnesium oxide/glycenate, stool softeners, psyllium husk, exlax, etc. All with inconsistent results, varying from 2-5 days. Very frustrating. So I decided to switch to miralax/ clearlax. Now I go every other day or 2 day. I take 17 grams with warm water every morning. It's a bit pricey around $15 for about a month and a half of servings but I'll take that.
Amazon has 100-Count Amazon Basic Care 100mg Docusate Sodium Stool Softener Laxative Softgels on sale for $2.78 when you check out with Subscribe and Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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Note: You may cancel Subscribe & Save any time after your order ships.
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What's the difference between a stool softener and a laxative? I don't want it soft I want it out of me
Stool Softener concentrates water in the lower GI and helps lubricate your stool. It can become a 'laxative' effect if too much is taken.
For those prescribed pain medication short-term, or those taking Kratom short-term for pain, etc. these work very well to 'ease things through' without nasty side-effects.
These aren't really for 'immediate relief' and take a day or so to work.
If you want immediate relief from constipation, you'll be looking for a laxative. (I find a tablespoon of Xylitol in brewed coffee on an empty stomach works w/ only the mildest of discomfort.)
To each their own, and especially w/ OTC drugs and supplements: research things yourself!
Last edited by LabRat810 March 30, 2023 at 02:34 PM.
Ive had pretty bad constipation only in the past year I decided to finally do something about it. I tried magnesium oxide/glycenate, stool softeners, psyllium husk, exlax, etc. All with inconsistent results, varying from 2-5 days. Very frustrating. So I decided to switch to miralax/ clearlax. Now I go every other day or 2 day. I take 17 grams with warm water every morning. It's a bit pricey around $15 for about a month and a half of servings but I'll take that.
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For those prescribed pain medication short-term, or those taking Kratom short-term for pain, etc. these work very well to 'ease things through' without nasty side-effects.
These aren't really for 'immediate relief' and take a day or so to work.
If you want immediate relief from constipation, you'll be looking for a laxative. (I find a tablespoon of Xylitol in brewed coffee on an empty stomach works w/ only the mildest of discomfort.)
To each their own, and especially w/ OTC drugs and supplements: research things yourself!
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For those prescribed pain medication short-term, or those taking Kratom short-term for pain, etc. these work very well to 'ease things through' without nasty side-effects.
These aren't really for 'immediate relief' and take a day or so to work.
If you want immediate relief from constipation, you'll be looking for a laxative. (I find a tablespoon of Xylitol in brewed coffee on an empty stomach works w/ only the mildest of discomfort.)
To each their own, and especially w/ OTC drugs and supplements: research things yourself!
To each their own, and especially w/ OTC drugs and supplements: research things yourself!
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