Bisocodol/dulcolax suppositories

Does anyone know if you can buy bisocodol supps over the counter in the UK?

It's hit and miss - some pharmacies, you ask for them and they'll hand them over with no fuss. Others will try to put you off buying them without a prescription. Mail order might be a better way to buy them.

Yes, but cheaper online - a lot more effective thou than glycerin

Don't know about UK, but chatted last year with young woman, 20's, from India. Her mother gave her Dulcolax suppositories and enemas.

She preferred Dulcolax. Had me give them to her in a play scenerio.

She found me, this happened a number of times.

Half of them were "gangbusters"!

I have had no trouble in buying them over the counter. I fiind them terribly difficult to retain for more thann30 minutes though and am very sore for a day or two afterwards. Let me know your experiences please.

I find a small injection of neat glycerine is extremely effective and doesnt quite hurt, but nearly!

Thanks Garts, I shall try and buy some! Am currently enjoying soapsticks made from nutrogena soap which are preety powerful!

Dulcolax suppositories are very strong and they make you run to the washroom for a couple of hours after inserting them.

They're available without a prescription - but there are some pharmacists who'll find any excuse not to sell them to you, especially if you're having to buy childrens' bisacodyl suppositories. (Which my daughter has needed recently).

Never had a problem to get dulcolax at the pharmacy. They just want to sell most of the times. Just one time i was asked how many days i had been without bm and got the recommendation not to use them too often because of the risk getting used to them.

Melanie's needed these recently after I made the mistake of allowing her enough time between doos to get horribly blocked up (because she was sick of having to take suppositories!)

The result was so good - major clean out, explosion of excrement - that I made her complete the course. Which unfortunately meant having to watch over her on the toilet for twenty minutes as she squirmed and wailed that her butt was hurting as the suppository melted. By the fourth suppository she's gotten to the point where she was doing two or three times in a 24-hour period. But a day later I insisted on giving her the fifth to finish off the course. Still great masses of smellies coming out. But we'll assume she's cured now!

For anyone in the U.K. you can get Dulcolax suppositories from "Dennis the Chemist"

http://www.dennisthechemist.com/

He also sells Relaxit micro-enemas.

I buy mine from an online direct chemist.

Just googled 'Dulcolax suppositories' looking for UK online suppliers. Listed among the others I found this -

Seller Rating Condition

eBay No rating Used

Used suppositories anyone?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Amy. I just got done with a session. One cleansing enema then two bisacodyl and two glycerin supps followed by eight regular marshmallows. This really causes a good diaper filling in less than a half hour. I repeated it twice.

Good catch Amy! Did you message the seller for more de-tails (SORRY!)? On second thought that could be a TMI situation.

Awesome! I just inserted one now and on Zity.biz waiting for it to work. 😃

Cleansing the colon by inserting Dulcolax suppositories is far more efficient in the following manner:

- Lubricate your anus and insert two Dulcolax suppositories.

- Afterwards push them up in your colon by inserting a well shaped and carefully lubricated Dildo. Particularly suited for this purpose is this one:

Max Passion Rock-Hard Dildo H-5116

I had been playing with plain water enemas for a year or so (not a fan of soap), and finally got around trying generic bisacodyl suppositories (the usual 10 mg dose, like Dulcolax) for the first time. About a day and half earlier, I had done a large enema (3 litres), so my rectum and probably a good portion of the descending colon was still completely empty, but I was curious about the suppo's general effects and inserted one anyway. For the first 15 or 20 minutes, I felt nothing whatsoever. After that, it felt like my bowels were a bit tense if that makes sense. Nothing uncomfortable however, I was laying in bed and actually dozed off for 20 minutes.

After an hour, I got bored (and somewhat disappointed) and went to the toilet, expelling only what was left of the suppository. Unsurprisingly, the tense feeling persisted, so I decided to have an enema to rinse out what was left of the Bisacodyl. This is where things really got interesting.

As soon as I inserted the enema tube, my colon was trying to expel it. This urge increased when I started to let some water flow in, after only half a litre it became unbearable. I ran to the toilet and quickly got rid of the water, followed by some fecal matter from the colon. Afterward I did another enema, and still felt the effect of the bisacodyl. This time I got 1.5 litres in before having to make a run, which then was expelled much faster than usual along with foul-smelling fecal matter that must have been way further up in the colon.

Now I'm looking forward to trying another one when I'm actually feeling a natural urge to go.

These suppositories do not stop until all of the chemical is out of the system, as you found out in a pleasant manor. You are lucky that the action did not kick in while you were asleep.

In Australia, most chemists have them on the non prescription shelves. 😄😜

I live in the UK and want to experiment with using Dulcolax / Bisacodyl suppositories.

It appears that if I try to buy these from a local pharmacy shop, or from an online pharmacy, I would need to answer some questions before I can get my hands on a packet of these.

Can anyone else who lives in the UK tell me what questions I am likely to be asked when trying to buy Dulcolax / Bisacodyl suppositories, and what the correct answers to the questions are?

I’ve also seen Dulcolax / Bisacodyl suppositories on Ebay (UK version). Do the sellers on Ebay (UK version) sell these no questions asked, or will I still have to answer questions.

In the meantime I’ve got some Glycerin suppositories coming in the post, so I can try those first.

I’d really like to try the ‘extra kick’ of Dulcolax suppositories though.

I am quite sure you can easily find Dulcolax suppositories in pharmacy in all European countries, even without a prescription. In Italy they're not usually displayed on the shelves, you have to ask for them, though. It's the same for glycerine suppositories, btw.

I found out that in the United States you can usually find glycerine and Dulcolax suppositories on the shelves, so you can just buy them and go to the cash.

A little less embarrassing, but when you realise that they probably sell tens of suppository boxes per day, doesn't really make a difference! 😃