Does anyone have experience with Lecicarbon-A suppository?

I heard about this Lecicarbon-A rectal suppository from a friend, but I have never used this variety before. Does anyone have any experience or opinion about it?

Yes, I prefer them to glycerine and bisicodal. All of them do their job, but bisicodal gives me hectic stomach cramps and some bleeding once. The Lexicarbon are more natural and work by creating a gas. It’s less intense and the key selling point is, you apparently don‘t become dependent on them like with other laxative types. Simple and affective. It’s my first go-to remedy for constipation or if I am travelling, I like to take one to make sure I clear out and don’t have to worry about going to the bathroom mid ordeal. It’s a clear thumbs up recommendation from my side. On the downside, they are sometimes not strong enough for severe cases

This sounds like the Vacuettes suppositories my Mom used on me for a while when my uncle who was a salesman for a drug company gave her a box of free samples. She would wet the suppository for a few seconds in water and then insert it and it would fizz inside my rectum and release CO2 and an irritant that would cause me to have a bowel movement.

@gboy - I don’t think the Lexicarbon one’s fizz, atleast I haven’t noticed it… it must have felt odd for u when those things fizzed away in ur bottom. Mine always work within a 15 mins. They are pretty gentle and they don’t cause major cramping or bleeding or emergency bathroom trips later. I still use them today when things get backed up. How often did u get the fizzy ones? You said ur uncle was a rep for it, did he bring other suppositories too or was this just a once off thing

@DeDude I got the Vacuettes suppositories until the samples ran out, about a dozen times. He also gave my Mom a dozen samples of Fleet Enemas so she used them occasionally when she didn't have time to give me a soapsuds enema.

I never had soap suds enemas. Mom was a fan of glycerine suppositories and something called valloid for nausea and vomiting. The Lecicarbon ones I discovered on my own later in life when I started practicing bowling control.