Eductyl effervescent suppositories

Does anyone know/use Eductyl effervescent suppositories?

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I just knew them a few days ago, and I'm still experimenting with them... For now my opinion is that it produces a bit of gas, but not a very strong for a bowel movement. In fact, I can hold them for about one hour or more, and in the end it's lot's of farts but only a small bowel movement. They say 5 to 10 mins... but not for me. How about you?

Never seen them here, are they meant to make you poop, or really meant for something else ?

When I was in my teens, an uncle who was a salesman for a pharmaceutical company gave my mother some sample packages of Vacuettes evacuant suppositories to use on me instead of glycerin suppositories. They were hard and white and had to be moistened with water before insertion. Once inside my rectum they seemed to fizz and then started to irritate and gave me an urgent need to go in about 5 or 10 minutes. When the samples were used up my mother bought more from the drugstore over the next few years but then they were no longer available, as the drugstores started carrying Bisacodyl suppositories instead.

Sirwilliam55, yes they meant to make you poop by producing a large amount of gas, which will create enough pressure to make you want to poop. The thing is, at least with me, they are not very effective as I'm able to hold them much longer than the 5 to 10 minutes they advertise. On the moment I wrote the first post on this topic I was holding one, and I hold it for more than 2 hours... I only pooped because I wanted to get out of home and didn't want to have any accident later, and even so it was a "small poop". The only time they produced the desired effect on me in about 10 to 15 minutes, was one time that I already was full and in the need to poop before the suppository insertion. Maybe I'm getting to much used to enemas and laxatives so I'm less sensitive to some of them.

Never heard of or seen these in the US. either. They must be a product that is unique to your part of the world.

I knew them in France.

Carbon dioxide releasing suppositories used to be available in the UK several years ago under the brand names "Beogex" and "Carbalax". I did experiment with them and found them quite effective, producing a much quicker action than glycerin. Not as good as Microlax mini-enemas though.

Tania, i do reckon its possible to get used to things, so they lose their effectiveness, i wouldnt mind meeting someone like you to clean you out !

Have you tried neutrogena soap ? ive found it works as well as some suppositories, shame you are so far away.

Well, it's confirmed what I said before: on a normal situation I can hold them as long as I want (can't say the same with a dulcolax suppository), but if I'm already full and needing to poop, they produce the desired effect in about 10 to 15 minutes, and what a rush 😉

Just got home about half a hour from work, feeling full but without the need to go (I could have hold till tomorrow for sure), went to the toilet to pee and inserted an Eductyl. Cleaned my self and went to change my clothes - at home I like to feel more comfortable, so if I'm not going out again I just dress my pajamas. Next I went to the kitchen to eat something before dinner. Went to the balcony for a cigarette... and... I had to run to grab my laptop and almost didn't made it in time to the toilet... What an expulsion with lot's of noise...

These are really potent suppositories.

There was a product called Cee-oh-two suppositories in the states which sounds the same. I never tried it however.

There was a product here called nitro glycerine....that will blow your arse to kingdom come....I never tried it either.

It sounds... powerful 😉

These are the same as Cee-Oh-Two suppositories here in the states. They are available online and go for about $60.00 per box of 100. Just Google them!

I tried the CEO-Two suppositories and they worked ok but not as well as bisacodyl suppositories. This was years ago and maybe things have changed, but I noticed the inactive ingredients were glycerin and sodium phosphate (ingredient in Fleet's enema). I was suspicious at the time that maybe the so called inactive ingredients were responsible for the results and the the CO2 gas process was just hype to differentiate the suppositories from competition. Anyway the Magic Bullet bisacodyl suppositories are the best suppository I've used.

We'll always one to experiment I will give it a try....

...and to follow up on that, I have to report fairly underwhelming results. No serious urgency to evacuate, in fact not as effective as a glycerin suppo in my experience. Plenty gas as expected, both immediately and the next day. Won't be investing in further supplies, as international postage made this a rather costly experiment!