Fleet Laxative Saline Adult Enema-Ready To Use-Soft, Flexible Comfortip, 70% Extra Volume-7.8 Fl Oz Per Bottle- Pack Of 3

Taking painkillers has it's side effects on your bowels now and then, however this is the answer. Very simple and comfortable to use, and extremely effective with fast results. For the money it's an effective resolution to the problem, and great value compared to other products. Do not go far from the bathroom once you have used this product, until it has done its job.

does the job

Really easy to use and value for money. Does what it says. Recommend.

What do you say about this, it certainly cleared up the problem. Not a pleasant thing to do but fast acting and plenty of packs incase you have to go again.

OH. MY. GOSH.ohmygosh.I had been randomly backed up for days and days and after one DESPERATE search whilst straining on the loo, lead me here. The holy grail. The font of clearing impacted poo. Fleet.Intrepid, I held the pre-lubed bottle in my right hand whilst laying on my left-side on a towel on my landing floor (hoping beyond hope a child wouldn't need me to open a snack.)I breathed out slow and inserted the tip. Took a few seconds (maybe 20 I went slow) to get it in as far as it needed to go.And I squeezed.And as I squeezed I felt my insides slowly fill with cold liquid. Not at all painful, just, weird.Once the bottle was empty as I could get it (you don't need to use it all, believe me) I slowly removed whilst holding my sphincter as tightly as I could so I didn't suddenly explode and shoot round the room cartoon style, spraying brown doom in my wake.It said to remain lying on your left side for as long as you can until you feel the need to go.I lasted all of 4 minutes.With haste I got up off the floor, still squeezing my chocolate starfish as tight as it had ever been, and legged it to the loo.Nothing.Then everything.First 2 giant squirts of saline liquid made its appearance, then involuntary straining, I couldn't stop if I wanted to. I birthed what must have been a 6lb poop-baby. Still quite solid in it's form unlike its siblings about to follow.The heavens opened and I heard angels singing symphonies.The RELEASE!So much poo. SO MUCH. mainly liquid in form now but whose keeping track. I passed food I had eaten in preschool.Job done.I floated off that loo, so much lighter and alleviated of so much discomfort. I'm a normal person again.If you're constipated or impacted, try this. I will always have a stock of it in my house from now on.Worth every penny.

Very constipated, I expected this to clear out my system. It didn't. Well, not completely or satisfactorily. Although it produced a big, messy splurge, a lot of it was liquid. I wouldn't rate this product as being any more effective than a glycerine suppository. Glycerine (glycerol) suppositories are a lot, lot cheaper and are quicker, easier and more comfortable to apply. I found that despite the fact that this product does indeed work within five minutes or so, I did not enjoy the experience of inserting and removing the applicator or of lying down for the five minutes just waiting for the product to work. The applicator is very well lubed - so well that it settles nicely around the insertion point on one's body to provide an ongoing balm for the discomfort that insertion can cause - but it's not fun to use. I thought I'd try this product to see what a top brand's enema applicator and bottle are like, with a view to shopping for my own reusable enema bag with applicator and hose. The Fleet applicator bottle is a bit like a small disposable mineral water bottle in consistency and construction and I didn't find it particularly easy to squeeze the liquid out of it. Maybe if you had someone to help, the process would be easier. On each of two occasions I used this product, there was a not-insignificant amount of liquid left in the bottle (the product instruction leaflet states that this is normal). The liquid expels from a single point on the tip of the applicator, rather than from several lateral holes as I've seen on some reusable items available in this category. I still have two bottles to go which I'm keeping in reserve for now as it's not recommended to repeatedly use these things. Perhaps I'll form a different opinion with another go, but I doubt it. I did not like the application process and I did not like trying to squeeze all the liquid out of the bottle with my body at an odd angle on the bed. Given the price and the fussiness of use of this item, I could not recommend.

Very useful

Nothing to say other than it worked :)