Magic Bullet Suppository.
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Features
Magic Bullet Suppository.
- Compare to Dulcolax, Theravac/Enemeez and Ceo-Two
- Water based (not oil based)
- 10mg bisacodyl suppository
- Works within minutes
Product Overview
Magic Bullet Suppository.
Magic Bullet Suppository
Allegro Medical presents The Magic Bullet Suppository. Magic Bullet Suppositories are a laxative stimulant for rectal use and bowel management programs. These 10 mg. bisacodyl suppositories work usually in 15 minutes to one hour. Magic Bullet Suppositories act gently and naturally on the bowel wall to stimulate movement.
The Magic Bullet 10mg bisacodyl suppository - Different, faster acting, safe and sure!
To see the difference between the Magic Bullet Suppository and others, compare this suppository to Dulcolax, other bisacodyls, Theravac/Enemeez, and Ceo-Two. The Magic Bullet Suppository is designed to help minimize the cost and excessive time involved in most bowel programs. Magic Bullet Suppositories do not use an oil base (hydrogenated vegetable oil) as does Dulcolax and other bisacodyls, where the oil base has to melt before the bisacodyl can stimulate the bowel to contract and push out the stool.
The Magic Bullet Suppository stimulates the bowel as its base is water soluble (polyethel glycol) and causes our bisacodyl to disperse within minutes after insertion. The sooner the stimulation begins, the sooner the movement is completed ... meaning less time on your bowel program. Users have found that with the use of The Magic Bullet suppositories, they have better evacuations in shorter periods of time. They have written to say that it gives them more confidence, and that, indeed this product is THE MAGIC BULLET suppository.
- Best body cleansing tool
- Compare to Dulcolax, Theravac/Enemeez, Fleets & Ceo-Two
- Better evacuations in shorter periods of time
- For use rectally as a laxative
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Magic Bullet Suppository.
Magic Bullet Suppository. Reviews Summary
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103 out of 106 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Functional (57)
Easy To Install (38)
Safe (33)
Lightweight (21)
Sturdy (13)
Top Cons
Slippery (4)
None (4)
Hard to Open (2)
Difficult to open (2)
None yet (1)
Top Best Uses
Disabled (81)
Elderly (16)
Residential (9)
Children (5)
quad (1)
I would buy this product again
Pros:
Safe.
Easy To Install.
Functional.
Sturdy.
Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Disabled.
Describe Yourself:
Disabled: Quad.
Budget Shopper.
Works very well
by Nic from columbus ga
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
As promised
Pros:
Functional.
effective.
Cons:
hard to open packaging.
Best Uses:
Disabled.
Describe Yourself:
Disabled: Quad.
Works as promised, but difficult to open.
by Lydz from Williamsburg, VA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Most consistent suppository I've found
Pros:
consistent results.
water based = faster.
melts quickly.
Cons:
hard to open packages.
Best Uses:
quad.
Describe Yourself:
Disabled: Quad.
It's really too bad Medicaid won't pay for these because I literally cannot use the bisacodyl oil-based suppositories they do pay for.
A note to any other quads or people with limited hand function- my OT suggested having my caregiver open several of the suppositories, put them into a container I can open, and pop the container in the fridge. One more shred of independence for us.
by Moo from CO
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The name says it all! MAGIC
Pros:
Easy To Install.
Functional.
Safe.
Reliable.
Fast acting.
Best Uses:
Disabled.
Children.
Elderly.
Residential.
Describe Yourself:
Budget Shopper.
Practical.
Disabled: Quad.
I have been a C6 Quadriplegic for 21 years and have used many different types of bowel assisting products. I have used pre-filled saline enimas, mineral enemas and bisacodyl enemas. I have used all the different types of suppositories as well. You name it and I have tried it. The Magic bullet suppositories however works the best. They are reliable, fast acting, and safe. I work 50 hours a week so I need a product such as this. It has given me great confidence in that all the bowel is gone and I don't need to worry about accidents. I highly recommend this product to anyone who is not regular or has bowel complications. You will be extremely satisfied!
by Doug the C6 Quad from Holt, MI
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
Works great if you can get it in
Pros:
Functional.
Cons:
Slippery.
difficult insertion.
Best Uses:
Disabled.
Elderly.
Residential.
Constipated people.
Describe Yourself:
caring mom.
Practical.
wheelchair bound.
I have found this difficult to insert. This may be because I am in a wheelchair and cannot stand for long to insert. When I have had success, I was sitting on the commode. Most of them ending up dropping into the toilet. The couple I did get in worked great, so if you can get a suppository in, you should be happy with it.
by Carol MS fighter from Kingsville, MD
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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5 Questions | 22 Answers
 Why does it expire? Is it safe to use beyond expiration?
Asked on May 13, 2012 10:29:51 AM by C5 Quad
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I don't know why they expire. However,I have used them up to three months after exp date
Answered on Jan 7, 2013 10:53:51 AM by Rooster, c-5 quad
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Is the active ingredient bisacodyl if so how much is in each suppository?
Asked on Jan 11, 2012 5:25:44 PM by quad66
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Yes, active ingredient is Bisacodyl and it is 10mg.
Answered on Oct 25, 2012 6:48:44 PM by Moo
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10 mg
Answered on Dec 18, 2012 7:14:36 AM by swiss
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Yes, it's 10 mg of bisacodyl, just like other over-the-counter suppositories.
Answered on Dec 21, 2012 9:48:25 PM by althegrrl
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Yes the active ingredient is biscodyl. There is not an percentage shown on the product. Each suppository is 10mg
Answered on Dec 21, 2012 10:16:30 PM by Mike
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I just use a half unless I feel really impacted. Then I just push it in as the rectum as far as you can.
Answered on Dec 22, 2012 3:29:53 PM by ALWAYSLOOKUP
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From website:
The Magic Bullet 10mg bisacodyl suppository - Different, faster acting, safe and sure!
To see the difference between the Magic Bullet Suppository and others, compare this suppository to Dulcolax, other bisacodyls, Theravac/Enemeez, and Ceo-Two. The Magic Bullet Suppository is designed to help minimize the cost and excessive time involved in most bowel programs. Magic Bullet Suppositories do not use an oil base (hydrogenated vegetable oil) as does Dulcolax and other bisacodyls, where the oil base has to melt before the bisacodyl can stimulate the bowel to contract and push out the stool.
Answered on Jan 4, 2013 4:20:42 PM by karlee
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yes 10mg for each suppository. The diffence between Magic bullets and other suppositories is they are water based. Work fast. Not oil based like others.
Answered on Jan 6, 2013 10:50:21 PM by Base
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Need to get rid of plug from magic bullet instead of having a slimmy substance coming out later. Would appreciate any suggestions!
Asked on Jan 5, 2012 3:18:47 PM by Shell
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I break the supposity in half and only use a half or quarter instead of a whole suppository. After I have total evacuation transfer on the tiolet and I check again about 45 minutes later and usually all the mucus comes out (i have heard it called smelly butt snot and that about perfectly describes it!) and just plan on there being some mucus- and manage it. It's terrible and smells horrible- so I try and do my program in the AM and leave enough to to check for Mucus before the leave the house. Fortunately it's very consistent it almost exactly 30-40 minutes post program, if I have to leave before the mucus comes down I use the poise urinary incontenance pad and wear to back in my underwear to catch any and toss the pad first chance i get. And be sure to use some sort of cream as if you sit in the wet mucus for a long time it can cause breakdown, it's the one problem with the bullet, but after years of bowel problems and constipation (t12 para) it is the best product I have ever found - if anyone else has found a better solution please share!
Answered on Jul 28, 2012 7:34:37 PM by Pickle
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Yes, active ingredient is Bisacodyl 10mg.
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 7:49:54 PM by Damitched
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The slimy substance is not likely to be the suppository. It's probably mucus that lines the intestinal tract. I get this when I'm not eating enough whole grains, vegetables, and fruit.
Answered on Dec 21, 2012 9:58:29 PM by althegrrl
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If you are getting a substance coming out after you have finished your bowel program, then you have not completely finished. The suppository will evacuate itself upon completion. You are probably rushing, try to do a digital stimulation and see it that takes care of the problem.
Answered on Dec 21, 2012 10:21:20 PM by Mike
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I always just use a half of the bullet then I don't have that problem.
Answered on Dec 22, 2012 3:24:36 PM by ALWAYSLOOKUP
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From website:
Magic Bullet Suppositories do not use an oil base (hydrogenated vegetable oil) as does Dulcolax and other bisacodyls, where the oil base has to melt before the bisacodyl can stimulate the bowel to contract and push out the stool.
Answered on Jan 4, 2013 4:32:16 PM by karlee
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Keep suppositories in refrigerator.
Answered on Jan 8, 2013 4:57:07 PM by Mp
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The discharge you are experiencing is due to the irritant effect of the bisacodyl. It is a stimulant or contact laxative. Why would you want to use this product and put up with constant smelly discharge??? Enemeez works in 2 - 15 minutes, has no discharge and virtually no episodes of incontinence.
Answered on Mar 6, 2013 2:36:13 PM by Steve from Flag
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is there a proper placement protocol of this product?
Asked on Sep 7, 2011 3:55:36 PM by Jane Butler
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My rehab hospital taught my family to put plenty of lube on the bullet, then insert it along the rectal wall (you don't have to put it in very far) and hold for 45 seconds (or until the anus contracts) to make sure it stays in place.
Answered on Oct 25, 2012 7:13:26 PM by Moo
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It should be pushed up against the bowel wall to work properly.
Answered on Dec 18, 2012 7:01:22 PM by Bee
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yes, as high as possible and next to the bowel wall and against the stool
Answered on Dec 21, 2012 10:22:54 PM by Mike
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up and to the left inner wall is where you should place any suppository
Answered on Dec 22, 2012 11:10:46 AM by recklesswonder
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First I put on a flow. I open the casing and lube the bullet. I then lube the glove and push the bullet up the rectum as far as my index finger will go. Then I exit.
Answered on Dec 22, 2012 9:31:44 PM by barbie
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"•For use rectally as a laxative"
My health inserts by hand using a glove.
Answered on Jan 4, 2013 4:41:07 PM by karlee
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im here at korea then i have a question about this medicine..i want to buy this medicine how i recieve that? what the procedure i follow? how much one box or two boxes then who payment the charge? thank you,...
Asked on Sep 3, 2011 2:24:14 AM by kihyun
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Part Number(s): 178 0071, 178 0070
Mfg Part Number(s): CICCCMB100
im here at korea then i have a question about this medicine..i want to buy this medicine how i recieve that? what the procedure i follow? how much one box or two boxes then
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Why does it expire? Is it safe to use beyond expiration?
I don't know why they expire. However,I have used them up to three months after exp date
is there a proper placement protocol of this product?
My rehab hospital taught my family to put plenty of lube on the bullet, then insert it along the rectal wall (you don't have to put it in very far) and hold for 45 seconds
… read more
Is the active ingredient bisacodyl if so how much is in each suppository?
Yes, active ingredient is Bisacodyl and it is 10mg.
Need to get rid of plug from magic bullet instead of having a slimmy substance coming out later. Would appreciate any suggestions!
I break the supposity in half and only use a half or quarter instead of a whole suppository. After I have total evacuation transfer on the tiolet and I check again about 45
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