MiraLAX Laxative Powder for Gentle Constipation Relief, #1 Dr. Recommended Brand, 30 Dose Polyethylene Glycol 3350, stimulant-free, softens stool, Red, 1.11 Pound (pack of 1)

Ritengo che Miralax ammorbisca le feci e che questo sia in genere uno degli scopi che il cliente vuole raggiungere

Being from a pharmaceutical background I usually do through search before buying an OTC medication/dietary supplement. I have used several different types of laxatives over the past few years. This one is the best of em all. It gives consistent results compared to the other alternatives and chances of habit forming are rare with this constituent (PEG). The worst thing you can probably use for chronic use is bisacodyl, please stay away from the claims that it is not habit forming. It is as it is a stimulant laxative and would eventually mess up with your peristalsis. The other helpful laxative I have found is psyllium husk, however over a period of time the effect decreases, plus it is inconvenient to take the huge doses every time. The best part of Miralax is its tasteless and blends with almost every beverage. However you need to be careful about drinking plenty of water when using this laxative as it absorbs water to exhibit its action. Drinking less water can tend to give you dehydration. Other than that the effect produced by this laxative is the best. Without being too much graphic, I would say the cycles are regular and does not hurt one bit (silky smooth indeed). The lubricant type of effect produced by this product is exclusive and I have not seen it happen with any other product. Overall, Highly recommended.

Both my genetics and medications cause me to need laxatives on a daily basis, even when I eat tons of roughage, which I do, every day. I have tried everything you can purchase, and MiraLAX is the smoothest acting, least bloating product there is. The problem has always been the price, so using the low price through Amazon's subscription service has saved me so much over the last few months alone. In most stores, I am saving between $7 and $2.50 for each bottle. And the average savings is about $4.50 per bottle. Most drug stores have their own generic of MiraLAX, and I have tried them all, they seem to work okay, not quite as well as the brand product, and quality control is not great. Also, the second best thing about MiraLAX, after its lack of side effects, is its lack of taste. I can't say the same thing for the drugstore brands. There is no substitute. I should add that I use two other laxatives, but only because the body seems to get used to one product and it can begin to work less well than usual. This is on the advice of my doctor. But MiraLAX is my daily and my go-to product.

I actually use this for my cat's constipation issues (due to CRF (kindey failure)). For months before we started her on this, she was very irregular, going only every few days with very lumpy, dry looking stools. After a scare of mega-colon and trip to the vet for an enema, I started researching on the internet for a solution to the constipation problem. This was one proposed solution that people seemed to have a lot of success with. It took a lot of trial and error to find the right dosage, but I am now giving her 1/4 teaspoon every morning (or slightly less depending on her appetite the previous day). I just mix it in with her wet food. It works like a miracle! She poops every day now, with smooth, solid stools, not runny or lumpy, just like it should be. I'm so glad we found a (incredibly easy and inexpensive) way to keep the cat alive and comfortable (and our floors clean). Hooray for MiraLax!

My 4-year old son battled constipation for the last 6-months to a year because he didn't want to poop every day for fear of it hurting and there was nothing I could say or do to get him to go. Yes, I know it is his diet but he isn't a fan of fruits and vegetables and I can't force him to eat what he doesn't like. He would then hold it in and by the second or third day (would never let him go more than that before pooping) I'd either give him Fletcher's root beer laxative or Pedialax watermelon tablets to get him to go. My pediatritian recommended giving him MiraLAX daily and it has been wonderful! I give him just a teaspoon every morning in his chocolate milk and every evening he has a nice, soft bowel movement. Granted, the FDA has not approved this for children but I can't tell you how happy my son and I are that we don't have a daily poop battle anymore.