Do glycerin suppositories really work

Yes it does work in the adulthood also, either in time of real constipation (happens due to extremely hard stool) or if used at least two or more at a time. But glycerin suppository to work if a gap of 10 to 15 days is given then also it works

Yes glycerine suppositories work for me. I generally used two or sometimes three to get things moving or as a preliminary for enema play.

I recall getting glycerin suppositories as a kid. If I stayed home from school because of illness, I was required to stay in bed. Mom would come in after everyone left for the day along with the blue bottle of those long thin suppositories. In short order it was jamie bottoms down, cheeks parted and a quick insertion. I was told this will get you started and to stay in bed and hold it in. About 15 minutes later I was called into the bathroom where the full bag was ready for me. Stripped naked and sitting on the toilet, I don't recall ever having a bm before the enema. She only used them as her “prep” before those ritual enema sessions. Great memories though. Other preps she used were a big helping of dried prunes or a tablespoon of Castoria. Always knew I'd be getting a good enema later.

Absolutely I get several almost every day. Insertion between the bowel wall and the poo is key. they won't do much if you just push them into the poo

I tried inserting 2 glycerine suppositories yesterday before I was chatting on Zity. They didn't seem to work for me either. Perhaps I'll try inserting them farther up next time. Or maybe get some magic bullets.

Does anyone insert some glycerine ones before an nice big enema?

Vaginal applicators are excellent for high push up the anal cave. Would recommend them to reach well up for best action.

They don't work on me at all, no matter how many are in. They work sometimes on my sister and work well on my sisters' girlfriend. Actually too well.

I have heard they don't work if you are really constipated but if you just missed a day or so have a better chance of working if you insert 2. If not you can step up to Dulcolax. 3 inserted and you will be going.

Not for me. I have long standing chronic constipation and they simply are not strong enough to help much. The Fleet Liquid Glycerin applicators will usually produce a result of some kind. They have 5.4 g of liquid glycerin which is quite a bit more than the 2.1 g of glycerin in the US version of a glycerin suppository. Another advantage is that there is no need for the glycerin to melt. It goes to work immediately on the rectal mucosa. I took a Fleet Liquid Glycerin Suppository this morning and had a decent bowel movement in about 3 to 4 minutes. I needed relief but did not have time for a Dulcolax suppository to do its thing or to take a large volume enema.

They have never worked for me when used as intended. However, I have melted down a bunch of them to a liquid and poured the now liquid into a large phallic mold which was then allowed to cool to room temperature. The sub who receives this inserted into the rectum assures me that it is effective at causing the intended discomfort. Liquid glycerin injected undiluted always gets a strong response, and the soapsuds enema with a liquid glycerin kicker is always an adventure for the receiver. The glycerin also makes the soap lather up more, making the enema even more effective.

In a word, YES!

Suggest you try Magic Bullet suppositories…… here's what the Amazon description says:

Magic Bullet Suppositories are water soluble and allow the active ingredient (bisacodyl) to disperse within minutes of insertion. The Magic Bullet suppository formulation does not use an oil base (hydrogenated vegetable oil) as found in other bisacodyl-based laxatives. The oil base in these other suppositories has to melt before the bisacodyl can stimulate the bowel to contract and push out the stool. The Magic Bullet acts quickly and contains a full 10mg of bisacodyl USP. Contains bisacodyl 10mg in a polyethylene glycol (water soluable) base. Acts on contact with the bowel wall, usually in 15 minutes to one-hour. For use rectally as a laxative.

They do for me…. What I do is insert 2or 3. then insert a butt plug… then I get on Zity, and surf around till I get a strong urge, It works for me.

I don't think I've had one of these in 50 years. My mother would occasionally use one on me instead of an enema. They seldom worked so she had to get out the enema bag anyway.

Yes they really work.

Can anyone explain to me why certain people react differently to gliceryn suppositories? I mean my girlfriend can't hold it for more than 4/5 minutes and it usually doesn't make any effect in that little time resulting in her pushing out only the suppository. My sister has the same problem, she can't hold it long enough.

My cousin on the other hand can hold a suppository for an hour and more. Last summer she was constipated and I gave her a suppository. It was her first gliceryn suppository and she didn't know how those were supposed to work. I said her to hold it as much as she could. And she holded it throughout the entire dinner at the restaurant (when she told me after the dinner I was shocked). Such a turn on was in front of my eyes and I didn't even know, I realized at the end of the dinner when she ran away to the bathroom.

I can hold it 30 minutes with ease and approximately an hour with discomfort. In any case only a gliceryn suppository isn't enough to force a filled diaper.

Glycerine suppos not working…try using liquid glycerine 10-15ml injected rectally…..wow fast working every time.

I have put them in boys and have had the experience of them working pretty quickly. Like with one, within 3 minutes the boy was squirming begging to go to the toilet. But I've also had the experience of them working quite slowly. A different guy held one for 10 minutes and basically nothing. I guess it just depends on the person or the need? It's interesting to me to get such different reactions.

I've tried Fleet glycerin suppositories a few times and they do what they say they do. “Provide gentle relief”.

I never really got a strong, irresistible urge to poop after using them.

I use them on a regular basis, but I can't say that they are super effective. I put one in about 10-15 minutes before doing an enema to help loosen things up a little, and they do keep things a little excited down there during the enema “aftershocks” (delayed output). But they are just another bit of naughty fun for me.

Elaine

I use them if I don't have time for an enema (e.g. I'm headed for the airport and I haven't pooped yet). I use two; insert them as high as I can using KY; and they are very reliable for me 10-15 minutes.

My experiences have been positive, meaning, yes, they really work. 15-30 minutes and I gotta' go!

HUGE caveat, however - there has to be some poop in there to get rid or the suppository only irritates the rectum. If I've already evacuated they are pretty useless.

Glycerin suppositories, in my experience, only really work for a person is ‘modestly’ constipated. That is someone who usually poo daily, but has missed one or two days maximum. Such a peso.n usually has a rectum full of petty soft poo, and needs a little help pushing to get going.

If the person doesn't have a rectum full of poo, a glycerin suppository will just irritate and stimulate secretion of mucous.

If the recipient is really constipated, a glycerin suppository, or even a bunch of them, probably won't do much, even if retained for an hour or more. In such cases, it's time for a bag of soapy water.

I remember experimenting when I found my mom's stash of laxatives. The brown glycerin suppositories didn't do a thing for me besides providing a little lubrication. The liquid glycerin ones in a plastic squeeze bottle were more effective in stimulating an urge to poop. The only ones which were very effective were the white melty suppositories.

“White, melty” were probably Dulcolax, and they do have much more poo power

In my experience, the worse the constipation the stronger the urge. Your rectum must be full and the stool must be hard too. That being said, a strong urge doesn't guarantee a satisfying bowel movement.

Yes, they work better if you're fuller. Also check the actualy glycerin content, depending on brand most range between 1-3g for adults; 1g is definitely too weak in most cases, go directly for the 3g versions or as some said before, use liquid glycerin 10ml Glycerin / 10ml water always works fast 😉

If I'm lightly constipated suppositories work wish you wouldn't want but if that I'm fully constipated I need an enema or a stronger suppository

For me glycerin is only working as enema or when I take three 3g suppositories at once.

I used and it was effective