Major Bisacodyl 5 mg - Comfort Coated Stimulant Laxative for Gentle, Dependable, Constipation Relief - 1000 Tablets (1 Pack)

These work well and for a great price

Works better than clearlax and costs a lot less!

Good quality, quantity, & price!

It is gentle and effective, I take 2 pills before sleeping when need it, the next day, the waste and bloating are released, normally other laxatives are bothersome for me.

UPDATE-- May 7, 2016_ if i bought the name brand Dulcolax_ with the same active ingredient of bisacodyl_ this would cost $200 instead of $9-$10 the bottle i bought on April 2016 has a 'use by' date of August 2018_ 2 1/3 year shelf life. so, don't have to worry about expiring. i've been buying this generic version from Amazon for 12 years and never had a problem. this is a stimulant laxative_ you may need to take a stool softener too. i recommend generic colace (docusate sodium). i have bought the kirkland brand in bottles of 400 and a generic bottle of 1,000 by Ready InCase_ looking @ the label i discovered both brands are distributed by the same company_PL Developments, out of Westbury NY__if U buy 1,000 of name brand-could cost $200 instead of $20 for generic Kirkland Signature Stool Softener Docusate Sodium 100 mg, 400 Softgels/Bottle Gericare Stool Softener Docusate Sodium 1000 Softgels, Compares to Colace, 100 mg each (i used senna laxatives b4 trying these bisacodyl tablets_ i find that these work better than the senna and i use less tablets than i did with the senna_ that's my experience- but we're all a bit different aren't we? the 'use by' date is 12-2014, so there's plenty of time to use all 1,000 pills- i have to take them every day to help with constipation from meds i take. i would recommend) i highly recommend you try these generics and save yourself $100's of dollars. i will post pics of the bisacodyl_ i will post pics of the 2 different generic stool softeners, showing they have identical capsules, including the letter/number id code of P10 UPDATE-- May 7, 2016_ if i bought the name brand Dulcolax_ with the same active ingredient of bisacodyl_ this would cost $200 instead of $9-$10 the bottle i bought on April 2016 has a 'use by' date of August 2018_ 2 1/3 year shelf life. so, don't have to worry about expiring. i've been buying this generic version from Amazon for 12 years and never had a problem. this is a stimulant laxative_ you may need to take a stool softener too. i recommend generic colace (docusate sodium). i have bought the kirkland brand in bottles of 400 and a generic bottle of 1,000 by Ready InCase_ looking @ the label i discovered both brands are distributed by the same company_PL Developments, out of Westbury NY__if U buy 1,000 of name brand-could cost $200 instead of $20 for generic Kirkland Signature Stool Softener Docusate Sodium 100 mg, 400 Softgels/Bottle Gericare Stool Softener Docusate Sodium 1000 Softgels, Compares to Colace, 100 mg each (i used senna laxatives b4 trying these bisacodyl tablets_ i find that these work better than the senna and i use less tablets than i did with the senna_ that's my experience- but we're all a bit different aren't we? the 'use by' date is 12-2014, so there's plenty of time to use all 1,000 pills- i have to take them every day to help with constipation from meds i take. i would recommend) i highly recommend you try these generics and save yourself $100's of dollars. i will post pics of the bisacodyl_ i will post pics of the 2 different generic stool softeners, showing they have identical capsules, including the letter/number id code of P10 i hope some of what i've shared has been helpful 2 U_ thanks

Effective and works far better than a stool softener. The pills are tiny and I’ve rarely had to take more than one in a singular day.

sometimes things just don’t flow. this helps get that flow going again. i have a condition that requires me to keep a loose stool. it’s nice that you can adjust the dosage to your needs, and the pills are coated and so tiny i can swallow them easily. make sure to drink a lot of water with them as these act similar to a diuretic and divert water from your body (but to your bowel). these are much safer than glycol based laxatives, (as they can keep you from absorbing nutrients from the food you eat), and are an excellent value for the quantity you get.

Worked great, this Suze enough to last long time. And much cheaper then buying smaller sizes