Magic bullet

Anyone ever try the magic bullet and is there any difference.

Works faster than Dulcolax-type and there isn't an oil slick when you are done. Still not as good as an enema for me though.

Magic bullet is water soluble base ,Dulcolax is oil based so suppository needs to fully melt for the oil to disperse the Bisacodyl .There for magic bullets cut down on time needed for stimulation to begin,magic bullets are a waste of money for most people , however for people with disabilities who jave to devote time out of everyday for bowel & Bladder plans ,magic bullets shorten the time needed for that care significantly, from personal experience it cut my toilet time in half ,on dulcolax or oil based generic I would insert 2 and wait about 4 hours for them to work and have a bowel movement , the change over cut that down, they cost alot more about 60 bucks for 100

The magic bullet works much better/faster and can be dissolved in hot water which makes them much less irritating.

ANY of the bisacodyl suppositories inserted into my rectum will make me bleed.

@Switchablesusie - I've heard of bisacodyl suppos causing bleeding; any idea why they make you bleed?

I really don't know why they cause me to bleed.

Less than 1% of people report that side effect.

All I know is 30-60 minutes after taking a bisacodyl suppository, I am bleeding--and I don't even bleed from rough anal sex.

I really don't know why they cause me to bleed.

All I know is 30-60 minutes after taking a bisacodyl suppository, I am bleeding--and I don't even bleed from rough anal sex.

Known side effect in some people, but like you I haven't seen why.

Seems from what I've experienced that the Magic Bullet is quite a bit more effective for most that I've used them on. Also they seem to create bleeding far more often for some reason. Assume that has something to do with not having an oil base that helps to lubricate? Yes, I've had a few receivers that have bled from Dulcolax or the other generic bisacodyl as well. I still think that for play the good old glycerin suppositories usually 3 or more still is a good match for stimulation and effectiveness. Bisacodyl seems to be a bit of overkill for most situations unless they are really needed. And the for the really needed times an enema or a glycerin/soap small injection does very well. My impression is that most people just don't hold the suppository long enough for the best results. Plugs obviously can help that and make for some interesting reactions. This applies to both the bisacodyl and glycerin suppositories. Just my thoughts and observations. Hoping this thread will continue with more input from others.

If you get minor bleeding from a suppository, it might be from small injuries during the insertion.

Try using a small enema, an ounce or two, given with an infant bulb syringe or piston syringe with a Fr 22 soft rubber rectal tube.

Either are more gentle than a finger or applicator.

To replace glycerin suppositories, use a 50/50 mix of liquid glycerin and water.

For Bisacodyl, dissolve one Magic Bullet in two ounces of water.

Generally, either of these two mini-enemas will be quite effective and usually are faster than the suppositories.

I get minor with any bisacodyl suppository I seldom use them for that reason. i never have any problems with glycerin suppositories. I agree with Denema in that most people that believe gly suppos don't work just don't keep them in long enough. I use them nearly daily and an hour is about the right time for me. My home made ones about 40 minutes

What is a magic bullet? I googled it and just see a small blender.

They are a water soluble laxative suppository. I found them on Amazon although I've seen them on Ebay as well. The vendor I purchased them from had packets of 20 for less than $20 if I recall correctly.

What is a magic bullet? I googled it and just see a small blender.

Also the "magic bullet" is the one that changed direction supposedly hitting President Kennedy and Governor Connally of Texas on November 22, 1963.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-bullet_theory

Also the "magic bullet" is the one that changed direction supposedly hitting President Kennedy and Governor Connally of Texas on November 22, 1963.

That's exactly what I think of when I hear magic bullet.

ANY of the bisacodyl suppositories inserted into my rectum will make me bleed.

I know upon this, so avoid these ones too.

Modern magic bullets aren't harmful l or fatal however be prepared to use the grassy knoll when visiting Dealy plaza,and should you need a Warren report bring Elizabeth along .LOL

Lee Harvey couldn't stop a girl scout from selling cookies with our magic bullets,with a little practice Jack Ruby might have caused Lee to take a dump but not a dive firing point blank.

The magic bullets i have , were bought on line ages ago from a company that was offering a box of free samples, so me, seeing free and suppositories in same sentence promptly ordered some, yes they definitely worked, but they did cause some bleeding and they caused my anus to sting and guts to ache, to i decided they were not fun !

The instructions said something about being designed for use on paralised people who could never poop by themselves, even so , very harsh !

I experienced quite a bit of difference between Dulcolax and Magic Bullets. I have used both for constipation and can tell you that the onset of action is much faster with Magic Bullets than for Dulcolax. I have to hold Dulcolax for about 30 to 40 minutes to get adequate results while I literally can't keep a Magic Bullet in me for more than about 15 minutes. The terrible bisacodyl induced contractions of the colon are worse with Magic Bullet. The cramps with Magic Bullet are more intense even though both suppositories have an identical amount of bisacodyl. It seems that the Magic Bullet delivers more of the active ingredient to the colonic mucosa faster. The involuntary cramps that continue after evacuation are worse with Magic Bullets. The Magic Bullets are just too intense and create to much discomfort for me to use for routine constipation relief.

I have been wanting to try Bisacodyl suppositories for a while now, and finally purchased a small pack of Dulcolax; glycerin suppositories really don't have much of an effect on me (liquid glycerin is a whole different story). I tried a Dulcolax the other day, and it was most definitely a noticeable difference! From reading about the experiences of others with Magic Bullets, it sounds like almost an excessive amount of discomfort... although, who am I to say to without first trying them!? Perhaps I'll have to order some online.

@SassyCat

Dulcolax glycerin suppositories really don't have much poo power. Generally, if you are not really badly constipated, you'll feel a mild urge after an hour.

When someone talks about a Dulcolax or bisacodyl suppository, this is not what the mean. A typical glycerin suppository has perhaps 1/4 or less as much glycerin, the stuff that actually causes the urge to poo, as a Fleet Liquid Glycerin applicator. IMO, they are sort of a gentle reminder to poo, not a command like you must poo now!

On the other hand, a Dulcolax or generic containing Bisacodyl will cause widespread cramping, and if retained long enough... preferably an hour... will cause a complete bowel evacuation with a lot of urgency.

The Magic Bullets have the same 10mg dose of Bisacodyl, but in a form that is released more rapidly in your bowel. They are not brutal, but you'll certainly know something is happening within a half hour. Their action can be enhanced if you inject a few ounces warm water enema after inserting the suppository up high.

Thanks to my friends here on Zity, I have discovered the magic bullet. Although the topic of suppositories interested me, I have never done much with them, and they never did much for me - until now. Curiosity motivated me to order a packet of magic bullets and I've tried them - in fact I have one inside of me as I write this. Now I know that everyone's body is different, but for me, all I can say is, Wow! In my body they work fast and clean me out completely. They are not uncomfortable, and in me they produce a warming sensation and a gentle, persistent cramping - like having a wiggling finger slid up into my bottom, and like what I feel on those rare occasions when I am about to have a major bowel movement. I am now a magic bullet aficionado. Thank you Zity community for introducing me to this pleasure.

Six years ago, someone asked in another thread where to get Magic Bullet suppos from in Germany. I would like to ask the question again. Germany, or any European country, would be equally good. All I can find are American sellers, e.g. on ebay. On top of the high price of them, there will be a forbidding amount of postage.

@chmajovo

You are not allowed to import any medication via mail to Germany (except you are a pharmacist). The only way to bring them in legally is as your personal belongings during travel.

I did that once and only used a couple of them. They are so harsh to my colon I could not stand holding one in for any more than a minute. In Germany I like Laxans Zäpfchen the most, because they are a little bit large than Dulcolax and also cheaper.

@mbuster1285

If you used only a couple of them: do you still have some that you would be willing to sell?

@chmajovo

They have a very short shelf life. So they are all gone.