Used Enema - Not a good thing

Someone purchased as many as 12 packages of ready-to-use enema saline laxatives from CVS on San Jose Boulevard and later returned what appeared to be unused enema packages to the Jacksonville store.

They were not unused.

A suspect has been arrested on an unrelated outstanding warrant, police said. His name has not been released.

In early June a CVS employee thought it was strange someone was returning the same product so decided to check inside. All six enemas had been used and the package resealed.

Other packages that had been returned and put back on the shelf showed the same results, police said.

Samples were taken of the fluid in the returned enema bottles and sent to the Florida Department of Health for testing. Fecal matter was found on some of the returned bottles.

The man's vehicle tag number, coupled with him buying an enema package with a credit card, led authorities to the suspect.

A CVS spokesman said the store is trying to contact the 21 customers identified as possibly purchasing any of the soiled products.

That is just wrong............

One more reason to own your own bag and mix your own solution.

Not just wrong but also very scary!

I N I M A G I N A B L E

and not for money or so few .

After reading this , coming from Europe , I will take all my drugs with me .

Healthcare is like a very huge problem in the US , more than in European Communauty .

Wish you that the new healthcare laws will help !

For your basic mix here under the quantities

Cooking Baking Soda

54,25 gramms/gallon

1,91 Oz/Gallon

0,48 Oz/Quart

14,00 gramms/liter

Cooking Salt NaCl

34,88 gramms/gallon

1,23 Oz/Gallon

0,31 Oz/Quart

9,00 gramms/liter

The maximum temperature at the output of the nozzle may not exceed 108°F. to protect your intestinal flora .

Enemas not politics

Just because the store accepts a return does NOT mean it goes back on the shelf.